Todd DeFeo – Page 180 – Sightseers' Delight

Big Red Jazz Ensemble to Perform

November 15, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Looking to swing the night away? Then the Denison University Jazz Ensemble has just what the doctor ordered.

New label provides local artists with world exposure

November 8, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Perhaps, the single hardest thing for an artist to do is to promote one’s music. The music world is full of critics and record executives who are out only to make money.

Music in Review: Pete Mills: Momentum

November 8, 1999 Todd DeFeo

There’s something about a saxophone that makes it so unique from every other instrument. This is especially true when it comes to jazz music.

Little Steven: Born Again Savage

October 11, 1999 Todd DeFeo

There aren’t many musicians who have the luxury of taking ten years to complete an album. Much less still wind up with a job on the biggest tour in recent history, the reunion tour of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.

String Cheese Great Addition to Entertainment Diet

October 4, 1999 Todd DeFeo

The group will be performing at 10 p.m. on Saturday (Oct. 9) on the third floor of Slayter Hall.

Third Annual Guitar Festival Kicks Off

October 4, 1999 Todd DeFeo

The Third Annual Guitar Festival will take place at 3 p.m. on Sunday (Oc. 10) in Burke Recital Hall.

Bristol Brother Hood to Perform Good Old Mountain Music

September 20, 1999 Todd DeFeo

At 10 p.m. on next Tuesday, Sept. 28, Denison students will have the opportunity to witness one such group performing traditional mountain songs in their original spirit.

‘Folkie’ Hunter to Perform on Campus

September 13, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Lisa Hunter will be performing at 10 p.m. on Thursday (Sept. 16) in The Bandersnatch.

Burke Art Gallery Unveils Season

September 13, 1999 Todd DeFeo

“Out of Belfast” opened this past Friday (Sept. 10) at the Burke Hall Art Gallery.

Push Down & Turn to Bring Talent to Campus

September 7, 1999 Todd DeFeo

There are few bands who have the ability to perform with such intensity so as to bring the music to a new level yet maintain the intimacy of a well-composed song.