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Noah Jackson & Full Circle

Detroit bassist and cellist Noah Jackson played an evening of jazz and classical-inspired music with his band Full Circle on Friday, June 14, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s. Their original compositions reflect his broad international experience.

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Noah Jackson is a Detroit-based musician blending black American music and classical traditions on bass and cello. He studied at Michigan State and Manhattan School of Music, performing with jazz legends like Abdullah Ibrahim and the Marsalis family. His band Full Circle showcases original works, including his 2011 debut album. This concert at Cliff Bell’s brought his wide-ranging artistry back home for a captivating night.

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