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Kenji Lee and Friends

Kenji Lee, a Tokyo-born, Southern California-raised jazz improviser and composer, played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, January 27, 2019, at 7 p.m. The show featured compositions from his upcoming debut album along with performances by Jordan Anderson, David Alvarez III, and Brian Juarez.

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Kenji Lee blends skillful improvisation with original compositions, showcasing material from his debut album released in spring 2019. Known for performing with jazz greats and for his work as a teacher and concert series coordinator, Kenji brought a vibrant set at Cliff Bell’s. His friends Jordan Anderson, David Alvarez III, and Brian Juarez joined him for this engaging performance in Detroit.

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