Free gospel concert at Tampa's Black History Museum Nov. 19 traces five generations of one Tampa family
TAMPA - A free concert on Thursday, Nov. 19, follows five generations of gospel music in one Tampa family, according to the Tampa Bay History Center's event page. HarpSound Live presents Harmony Winds: Legacy runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at Tampa's Black History Museum, 1213 N. Central Ave.
The History Center says the program starts with the Singing Sisters, an a cappella group Ethel Pittman founded with her sister Bertha and a friend, Annie Lou. It moves through church choirs and the Maranatha Singers, a performing group by 1979, to younger members now singing and playing in the Tampa Boyz, Simply Redeemed and Voices of Harmony.
Unlimited Gospel Expressions presents the evening, which mixes live music with family history and styles from each era, the page says. Admission is listed as free, and the page links to a ticketing form.
Source: Tampa Bay History Center: HarpSound Live presents Harmony Winds: Legacy; Friends of the Riverwalk event calendar.