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Late Night: No Man’s Land
No Man’s Land, featuring Annie Hayes, Brynn Hilliker, and pink marlena, played on Saturday, November 15, at 10:15 p.m. at Ann Arbor’s Blue LLama Jazz Club. This hour-long show offered a unique blend of improvisational jazz from a trio of talented local musicians.
Annie Hayes is a drummer and music educator from Ann Arbor, who studied at the University of Michigan and now directs the Detroit Symphony’s Civic Youth Jazz Band. Brynn Hilliker is a bassist and composer whose original music has appeared at Detroit area jazz festivals; she’s currently a sophomore at the University of Michigan. Pink marlena, a member of the Red Cliff Band, holds music degrees from Michigan and Minnesota-Duluth and specializes in free improvisation and avant-garde jazz, integrating her Ojibwe heritage. Together, they brought a special night of jazz to the intimate setting of Blue LLama Jazz Club in Ann Arbor, showcasing deep musicality and cultural expression.
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