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Alexis Lombre

Alexis Lombre, a pro jazz pianist from Chicago, played at Detroit's Cliff Bell’s on Friday, May 28, 2021, at 7:30 p.m. She’s known for her deep connection to jazz and the soul in music.

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Raised on Chicago’s South Side, Alexis Lombre learned early that music is as much about feeling as it is sound. Influenced by jazz legends and soulful artists from her mother’s Kansas City roots, she started classical piano lessons at 10 but switched to jazz by 12. She honed her craft with prestigious teachers like Willie Pickens through programs like the Jazz Institute of Chicago and Ravinia Jazz Mentors. At Cliff Bell’s, she shared her passion for soulful jazz, bringing the spirit of iconic sounds to life.

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