Galilei/ Wolf - Axel Wolf Plays Michelangelo GalileiMichelagnolo Michelangelo Galilei was born in 1575 as the second son of the influential music theoretician Vincenzo Galilei and was the younger brother of Galileo Galilei. Michelangelo, who was considered a musical prodigy during his youth, embarked on the career of a professional lutenist and, following several stations in Poland and Lithuania, entered the service of the Court Orchestra of Duke Maximilian I of Bavaria in Munich on 16 February 1607.

Twenty-eight years ago

The most influential tenor sax player in the history of modern jazz

Bring Back The Light

or calendar

Among the stars of this 80's re-issue disc are: Al Mason

brings to mind the sound of Roma and Jewish bands

On her solo debut album

who performed and recorded the landmark works of the string trio repertoire in the 60s and 70s

have been unjustly neglected

thanks in part to excellent word-of-mouth and a hit single in 'My Revolution'

dramatic and creative play

Matt Barrick of the Walkmen) and so many of The National and their friends