It is not possible to fully experience African music without dancing. Many of the dances tell stories, and the choreographies are developed by Ama, herself an accomplished Ghanaian dancer. Another dance, other dancers. The gyamadudu drum is one of the bass drums of the ensemble. Ama keeps it all together with her handclaps and her smile.
Audience participation is one of the featured events during a concert.
Here Ama involves the audience of the Opperman Music Hall in a responsorial composition. Everybody sings, and later, everybody dances, on stage or in their seats.