13 Themes for a Triskaidekaphobic

by The Jeff Kaiser Ockodektet

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1.	My Uncle Toby's apologetical oration 06:57	download
2.	Gravity was an errant scoundrel 05:55	download
3.	This sweet fountain of science 08:44	download
4.	The Curate's folly betwist them 05:48	download
5.	Devout, venerable, hoary-headed man, meekly holding up a box 04:43	download
6.	The stranger's nose was no more heard of 01:18	download
7.	Uncle Toby understood the nature of a parabola 04:01	download
8.	The Accusing Spirit which flew up to heaven's chancery 06:55	download
9.	A thousand of my father's most subtle syllogisms 07:23	download
10.	His life was put in jeopardy by words 05:44	download
11.	The heat and impatience of his thirst 05:16	download
12.	Nothing but the fermentation 04:11	download
13.	I wish my Uncle Toby had been a water-drinker 06:09	download

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*Please* Note: This album was recorded as two continuous suites. For the downloads, there will be a momentary interruption between tracks. This is not present in the CD.

credits

released 01 January 2004
The Jeff Kaiser Ockodektet is:

Eric Barber: Soprano and Tenor Saxophones
Vinny Golia: Saxophones, Clarinets, Flutes
Emily Hay: Flutes
Lynn Johnston: Saxophones and Clarinets
Jason Mears: Alto Saxophone
Dan Clucas/Kris Tiner: Trumpets
Michael Vlatkovich: Trombone
Eric Sbar: Euphonium and Valve-Trombone
Mark Weaver: Tuba
Ernesto Diaz-Infante: Acoustic Guitar
Tom McNalley: Electric Guitar
G.E. Stinson: Electric Guitar, Electronics
Jim Connolly/Hal Onserud: Contrabass
Wayne Peet: Organ, Theremin, Electronics
Brad Dutz: Percussion
Richie West: Drum Set and Percussion
Jeff Kaiser: Conductor, Trumpet

All compositions and arrangements by Jeff Kaiser
©2003 Jeff Kaiser Music, ASCAP
Recorded at Ventura City Hall, Ventura, CA, 9.7.02
Recording, mastering, design, and layout by Jeff Kaiser
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-- C. G. Jung, The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche