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Oakland University Faculty Jazz Collective

The jazz collective made up of Oakland University professors played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, September 30, from 5 to 7 p.m. The group featured drummer Sean Dobbins, bassist Marion Hayden, trumpeter Anthony Stanco, pianist Scott Gwinnell, and percussionist Mark Stone.

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This ensemble comprised faculty members from Oakland University: Sean Dobbins on drums, Marion Hayden on bass, Anthony Stanco on trumpet, Scott Gwinnell on piano, and Mark Stone on percussion. They performed a two-hour jazz set inside Detroit’s Cliff Bell’s club. Tickets ranged between $5 and $10, making it an accessible evening for jazz fans.

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