Codex Jacobides/ Various - Codex JacobidesThe lute, undoubtedly the most popular instrument of European townsfolk and aristocrats in the 16th and 17th centuries, was widely played in Prague during the reign of Emperor Rudolf II. A manuscript of lute tablatures known as the Codex Jacobides was in all likelihood written by a musically gifted student of the Prague University in the early 17th century. It features notations of period dances, intabulations of songs, and vocal polyphonic secular

which many critics felt was his best for some years

Kadavar and QOTSA

I bought both on the spot

an element of humor

2 (included) features solo and group vocal performances including epic recitations

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Young Church

It's true that they feature a remarkable range of talent

During the Fifties

Have We Met manages to meet somewhere between those disparate Y2K reference points and Destroyer's own area of expertise

the Franco-German "Morgenstern Trio" has selected a "triad" of Franco-Belgian composers for their new CD

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