A fun Interactive American Music History School Assembly for TK–6 Students
250 Years of American Music
About the 250 Years of American Music School Assembly
250 Years of American Music is a fast-paced, funny, and educational school assembly that takes elementary (TK–6) students on a musical journey through 250 years of American history. As the United States approaches its Semiquincentennial in 2026, this live program offers a unique and engaging way for students to experience the story of America through music.
Performed by the acclaimed Razzle Bam Boom duo, this interactive assembly brings to life the cultural roots of America’s most influential music genres—including jazz, blues, rock ‘n’ roll, folk, country, bluegrass, Mexican-American and Hawaiian music, as well as zydeco, western, and patriotic classics.
Through live music, humor, and audience participation, students discover how music reflects America’s cultural diversity, regional identity, and key moments in history—making learning both meaningful and memorable.
Watch a short clip from our family-friendly, educational music assembly — perfect for elementary schools and community events.
What Students Will Learn
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How music reflects American history and cultural diversity
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The origins and characteristics of major American music styles
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How different regions and cultures have influenced American music
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The connection between music, historical events, and social change
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How music has evolved over time and continues to shape our culture
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How to listen for and recognize different musical styles
Ideal for Schools and Community Events
This program is designed for elementary (TK–6) students and is ideal for school assemblies, special events, and themed educational programs.
It is also a great fit for family and community events, including Semiquincentennial (2026) celebrations, offering an engaging look at America’s history through music. The program highlights a wide range of musical traditions and cultural influences, helping students appreciate the many voices that have shaped American music over time.
"It was energetic, informative, motivational, engaging and a lot of fun!"
Shauna Passalaqua, 5th grade teacher, Pleasant View Elem., Baldwin Park
"You guys are sooo professional and can really get down on their level. I LOVE when you come for ANYTHING!! This was my favorite so far!"
Katherine Scarfe, 2nd grade teacher, Buena Vista Elem., Lompoc
This Los Angeles based assembly program is available as an engaging ELOP grant program (Expanded Learning Opportunities Program). Many So. Cal. school districts have already booked our assemblies for ELOP.
We offer both a K–6 version and a TK–K version of this music assembly program.