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Zen Zadravec at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe

Jazz pianist, saxophonist, and composer Zen Zadravec played on Thursday, April 3, at 6 p.m. in Grosse Pointe Farms' Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe. He impressed the audience with his unique style and deep humanistic approach to music.

Zen Zadravec at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe — Organizer image
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Zen Zadravec creates music rooted in human experience, aiming to inspire and touch hearts. Mixing jazz, R&B, funk, rock, and pop, he brings a fresh confidence to each style. Having worked with notable musicians, he leads his own bands, the Zen Zadravec Quartet and Human Revolution. His concert at the Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe was a rich and exciting presentation of his musical vision.

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