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Ellen Rowe’s “East Meets Midwest” Quartet

Jazz pianist Ellen Rowe and her “East Meets Midwest” Quartet played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, April 14, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. The group features four skilled musicians exploring modern jazz improvisation.

Ellen Rowe’s “East Meets Midwest” Quartet — Organizer image
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Ellen Rowe, a University of Michigan jazz and contemporary improvisation professor, has led several albums and brought her quartet to the stage with saxophonist Mike Sakash, bassist Dennis Carroll, and drummer Neil Hemphill. All are accomplished players with backgrounds spanning the Midwest and New England jazz scenes. The event had two showtimes with dinner service at Cliff Bell’s, creating a full evening experience for jazz fans.

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