This ensemble presents a unique demonstration lecture concert, and uses math terms to “edutain” about the inherent qualities of jazz. They begin with an up-tempo tune, then each musician is featured in a solo to showcase his instrument. Marcus involves the audience by having them count the song's rhythm along with the musicians. The program may include a hand-clapping piece.

This a cappella male quartet has a lively, witty show. In their program, they demonstrate their vocal depth with special songs that accentuate the differences between bass, baritone, and tenor ranges. Music varies from the tenor’s favorite, “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” to Motown songs. Four part harmony is the basis of this light-hearted, educational and often wacky show. This is a fast-paced, fun and entertaining assembly, engaging the audience from the first song to the last!

This show includes musical arrangements composed by leading composers of our century, i.e. Count Basie, Duke Ellington, G G Rice, Oscar Peterson, and a few timely selections, such as “God Bless the Child” that get the childrens' attention. Instrumentation includes keyboard, percussion, bass and acoustic guitars, tenor and alto sax, clarinet, flute and vocals. Each performer takes time to explain his/her instrument, its history, the time spent studying the instrument, and how he/she started.

This trio shares the music and culture of the Caribbean Islands. They focus on the steel drum as a unique art form and demonstrate how it is made and played. Different forms of music are included such as calypso, reggae, salsa, soca, jazz and blues. African drums usually accompany the program

This group began as one entirely composed of Detroit area Women musicians. They play a wide variety of music incorporating many different styles of jazz on piano, violin, bass, drums, and flute. Their very entertaining presentations include explanation of their roles and of their individual instruments, as well as playing and singing. They relate well to student audiences. A man may substitute for one of the women.

This duo presents an exciting cultural tour of the sounds of Jamaica, mon. Mama Michelle and her partner play various instruments to unfurl an enriching experience. Additional elements include information on Ital food, Bob Marley, the Lion of Judah and how to dance with a reggae-style skank. There is audience participation as the children are invited to clap rhythms, sing and dance.