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beta collective

The beta collective, a modern jazz group featuring top Midwest improvisers, played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, March 25, 2018, at 7 p.m. They showcased original works and unique arrangements with a powerful group sound. Tickets were $10.

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Led by guitarist Dan Bruce, the beta collective blends original compositions with fresh takes on jazz standards, delivering dynamic and interactive performances. Their 2017 album, Earthshine, received praise for its accessible yet exploratory style. Based in Ohio after a decade in Chicago’s vibrant jazz scene, Bruce is a performer, composer, and educator across the U.S. Their concert at Cliff Bell’s offered jazz fans a polished and engaging show.

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