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Ben Rosenblum

Ben Rosenblum, an award-winning jazz pianist and composer, played a concert on Sunday, August 4, 2019, at 7 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. His music blends jazz history with modern, emotional storytelling on piano.

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Quarter Detroit · AI illustration
Ben Rosenblum, a Columbia-Juilliard graduate based in New York City, shares a unique narrative style through his jazz piano performances. His music draws from legends like Bill Evans and Wynton Kelly but stands out with original harmonic and rhythmic fusions. Critics praised his debut album Instead for its depth and technical skill. At the Detroit show in Cliff Bell’s, he brought that expressive approach live, connecting emotionally with the audience through his delicate and powerful playing.

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