The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts) explained

The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts)
Type:	Album
Artist:	Jad Fair and Kramer
Cover:	Jad Fair and Kramer - The Sound of Music.jpeg
Released:	April 20, 1999
Genre:	Experimental rock
Length:	49:01
Label:	Shimmy Disc
Producer:	Kramer
Chronology:	Jad Fair
Prev Title:	I Like Your Face
Prev Year:	1999
Next Title:	The Lucky Sperms: Somewhat Humorous
Next Year:	2001

The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts) is a studio album by Jad Fair and Kramer.^[1] It was released in 1999 through Shimmy Disc.

Critical reception

SF Weekly wrote that "ace musician Kramer offers a particularly sweet backdrop for Jad's zany lyrics."^[2]

Personnel

Adapted from The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts) liner notes.^[3]

• Jad Fair – vocals, instruments
• Kramer – instruments, production, engineering

External links

• The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts) at Discogs (list of releases)

Notes and References

1. News: Benedetti . Windi . FAIR AND KRAMER ELEVATE WEIRDNESS TO AN ART FORM . The Spokesman-Review . 14 May 1999 . Weekend . 2.
2. Web site: Jad Fair Drives Women Wild. May 5, 1999. SF Weekly.
3. The Sound of Music (An Unfinished Symphony in 12 Parts) . . 1999 . booklet . . New York City.