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Nick Finzer

Award-winning jazz trombonist Nick Finzer performed on Saturday, February 18, 2017, at 9:30 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. He played original compositions blending modern and classic jazz influences. Tickets were $10.

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Nick Finzer is a celebrated jazz trombonist and composer, known for blending traditional and contemporary jazz styles. His performance at Detroit’s Cliff Bell’s featured music from his debut album "Exposition," which showcases his diverse musical influences. Inspired by Duke Ellington since high school, Finzer studied with notable mentors and has performed with leading jazz figures. The show offered a fresh, energetic take on jazz for the local audience with a $10 ticket price.

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