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Todd DelGiudice
After completing his Masters degree from Miami, Todd moved to Eugene, Oregon to further his classical clarinet studies under the tutelage of Dr. Wayne Bennett. During his stay in Oregon, Todd was the principal clarinetist of the Oregon Mozart Players and bass clarinetist for the Eugene Opera as well as performing with the Eugene Symphony, the American Symphonia under James Paul and the Eugene Ballet. Todd also maintained an active jazz career, playing in small groups and big bands around town as well as being featured as a jazz clarinet soloist with Ken Peplowski during Eugene's renowned Festival of American Music. In addition to his performing career, Todd has been a dedicated educator, holding adjunct positions at The University of Miami and Northern Illinois University as well as conducting clinics and seminars in the South Florida, New York, Eugene and Northern Illinois areas.
Todd is currently Assistant Professor of Clarinet and Saxophone at Eastern Washington University near Spokane, WA. As a member of Spokane Symphony Orchestra, Todd plays third clarinet and bass clarinet. He also plays lead alto with The Bob Curnow Big Band and is a member of The Free Range Sax Quartet. He has been featured nationally as a guest artist and clinician.
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Todd DelGiudice: Mas Alto
by Dan McClenaghan
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Without paying attention to sleeve notes, you could be a fan of the Black Jazz record label and their run of funky yet deep releases of the 1970s, and miss the fact that trombonist Sanifu Al Hall Jr. both played and wrote on albums from Doug Carn, Henry Franklin, and Chester Thompson. If you like golden age hip-hop, and the classic Luck Of Lucien" by A Tribe Called Quest, you might know it sampled Forty Days" from Billy Brooks Windows ...
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Altered States
From: Along the WayBy Todd DelGiudice
Falling Grace
From: Mas AltoBy Todd DelGiudice
Quackenbush and Piepgrass
From: Pencil SketchesBy Todd DelGiudice


