Feel the Rhythm, Hear the History, Know the Story.

**School Shows: “And Now I See: Celebrating American Music”
from March 17 – 19, 2026 at 10:30 AM & 12:15 PM.**

An entertaining, informative and eye-opening new show. Delve into the rich tapestry of African American music, spanning Spirituals, Gospel, Jazz, Soul, Hip Hop and R&B. Gain insight into the origins, evolution and cultural significance of each genre, tracing their influences through time. This show celebrates the immense impact of African American musicians and their music, shedding light on their influence while addressing the impact of racism on musical styles and artists alike.

In today’s cultural climate, where conversations about identity, history and social justice are more vital than ever, this show serves as a powerful educational experience. It invites audiences to explore the roots of African American music not just as entertainment, but as a lens through which to understand the struggles, triumphs and creativity of a people whose influence has shaped the American soundscape. By tracing the evolution of genres like Spirituals, Jazz and Hip Hop, the show sparks curiosity, deepens cultural awareness and offers a compelling way to connect the past with the present—making it a rich resource for anyone seeking to learn, reflect and inspire meaningful dialogue.

About Ball in the House

Ball in the House is a high-energy Boston-based a cappella group that brings every performance to life using only the human voice. Blending R&B, soul, pop and hip-hop, they create a full-band sound—complete with vocal percussion, soaring harmonies and dynamic leads—without a single instrument in sight.

Touring nationally with over 200 shows a year, Ball in the House has shared the stage with music legends like The Beach Boys, The Temptations and Lionel Richie, as well as modern acts like the Jonas Brothers. Their captivating live shows and impressive vocal range have earned them national TV appearances on America’s Got Talent, The TODAY Show and PBS, plus features in campaigns for brands like Amazon and Cool Whip.

Beyond the stage, the group is dedicated to music education, offering workshops and school performances that inspire and engage the next generation of musicians. With a fresh take on classic sounds and a passion for connecting with audiences, Ball in the House proves that the voice is the most powerful instrument of all.

Ball in the House consists of the talents of Oscar Hall (Baritone), Tyler Nordin (Tenor), Kevin Cincotta-Guest (Bass), Wallace Thomas (High Tenor) and Jon Ryan (Vocal Percussion).