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Aretha's Jazz Jam

On Sunday, December 6, at 7 p.m., Aretha's Jazz Café at Music Hall in Detroit hosts its Sunday jazz jam. It's an all-ages, learn-as-you-play session that has run for about a decade, with no cover charge.

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This education-focused jam was created and is run by Scott Gwinnell, Music Hall's education director. Musicians work on collaboration, communication, improvisation and building repertoire, and meet other players. You can get help from the house trio of jazz educators or just do your own thing.

Expect three hours of music from 7 to 10 p.m., with groups ranging from middle school students to professionals. It's a fun listen too, and there's plenty of food and drink.

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