MARK ALBURGER, 2022: June 8

On Family Zoom, we are given fascinating info from Ancestry -- 12 generations of Alburgers, dating back to

I. Gerhard Altbürger (1600?-1666, d. Kroppach, Westerwaldkreis,

Rheinland-

Palatinate, Germany) + Els (1600?-1676) =

II. Jacob Altbürger (1630-1681, d. Hachenburg, Westerwaldkreis, Rheinland-Palatinate) + Elsa Maria Lanary (1631-1714) =

III. Johann Jacob Albürger (1678-1749, b. / d. Hachenburg, Westerwaldkreis) + Christina C. Wiedemann (1678?-1749?) =

IV. Johann Christian

[nice first two names! Same as those for J.C. Bach, 1735-1782]

Philip Albürger (1714-1798, b. Hachenburg,

d. Philadelphia, PA [!]) +

Catharina Elisabetha Motzfeld (1709-1782, b. Hachenburg, d. Philadelphia) =

V. Johann Philip Albürger (1737-1818, b Hachenburg, d. Philadelphia) + Margareta M. Seltz (1737-1804)

VI. Johann Philip Alburger, Jr. (1769-1817, b. / d. Philadelphia) +

Maria Dorothea Schneider (1777-1865, b. / d. Philadelphia)

VII. Johan Henry

Alburger (1806-1893, b. / d. Philadelphia) +

Mary Ann Sowers (1809-1889, b. / d. Philadelphia) =

VIII. Henry Alburger (1850-1911, b. Philadelphia /

d. Bartram's Garden, Philadelphia) +

Jane Council (1855-1922, b. / d. Philadelphia) =

IX. Charles Fernstermacher Alburger (1889-1945, b. Philadelphia /

d. Rutledge, PA) +

Jennie Hancock Coyle (1888-1974, d. Rutledge) =

X. George

Coyle

Alburger

(b. 1927,

Folsom, PA) +

Elizabeth Gertrude Agnew

(b. 1931) =

XI. Mark George Alburger (b. 1957,

Upper Darby, PA) +

Carolyn Jean Crunk (b. 1957) =

XII. Cliff Alburger (b. 1987,

Kentfield, CA)

Amazing for us all! 2 parents, 4 grandparents, 8 great-grandparents, 16 great-great-grandparents, and beyond! Plus the sheer random luck that any individual has passed the astronomical odds to be here at some point!

As for the here here, create new cover and

Complete Works pages re

Grande Suite ("Sol[ar]"), Op. 134 (2006),

edit page 12 of

Bassoon Concerto ("Grandmother"), Op. 120 (2004)
     I. Allegro

and do the hallucination text for

Book of Dreams, 2022, Op. 376 (2022)
     June 7-8
    2pm A Tasty Cake Ermerging from a Plastic Bag to Be Delivered Orally -- or Is It?...
          2am Fighting, As Usual, at the Perimeter of Pennsylvania... It's Just a Family Reunion,
               He Doesn't Really Want to Kill them, Does He?...
          3am Car on Freeway at Night, Rain, Hits Puddle, Violently Slows Down,
               Not Completely in Control, Fast Traffic All Around, Have I Fallen Asleep?,
               Cannot See Out Window... (Wake Up w/ Right Hand Tingling)....
              "Evelynn, Be a Husband".. "'Princess' Why Is That Always the Punch Line?"...
          9am Extremely Long Solo Cello Piece Performed Down Extremely Long Curved Angle,
               Seen From Video Above Hallway, Accompanied by Mobil Percussion, Et,...
               Before, Taking a Long Jog in Gengly Raked Square Stairway / Well / Auditorium,
               with Offices All Around, Accessed by an Elevator and Galley Door...
               Giant Music Building with Many Hallways and Potential Performance Spaces,
               Committed to Do A Concert That Has Not-at-All Been Well-Advertised,
               Several Percussionist / Techies, and the Show Must Go On, Evidently,
               with Other Spaces for Other Times...

97th day of summer,

and,

once more,

that number is

again the high temperature of the day --

so,

a perfect time to take the 70th Vacaville Streets Walk,

presently from Rockridge, southwest on Woodstock, then

polishing off Sunnyvale -- northwest

and

southeast.

Subsequent

this,

freeway

fly

for

supply

run

amidst

Mediterranean

montane

beauty -- meditating upon the anniversaries of

Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) signing the Antiquities Act, the vehicle by which numerous National Monuments have been established (seen here in 1905 with John Muir, 1838-1914) and