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Leslie DeShazor

Violist, violinist, and composer Leslie DeShazor played on Thursday, October 19, at 6 p.m. at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms. Classically trained, she brings a rich blend of R&B, jazz, and theater to her performances. Her show featured her versatile musical talents and broad experience.

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Leslie DeShazor is a versatile musician who performs on viola and violin. She’s a soloist with symphonies like Toledo's and has collaborated with top jazz groups and Grammy-winning R&B and gospel artists. She also plays in acclaimed musicals like Hamilton and Hello Dolly. Her concert at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe offered a dynamic mix of genres and styles drawn from her wide-ranging career.

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