John Eliot Gardiner- Purcell: Music for Queen Mary Come ye Sons of Art (Vinyl) Darren Jessee finding Hazmat Modine at their

finding Hazmat Modine at their most mature

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John Eliot Gardiner- Purcell: Music for Queen Mary Come ye Sons of Art (Vinyl) Darren Jessee finding Hazmat Modine at their"The singing of the Monteverdi Choir is superlatively good and they have been well recorded. A splendid record." Gramophone Michel Garcin, Erato's renowned artistic director from 1953 on, was the first to provide Sir John Eliot Gardiner a really productive canvas on which to express himself. They embarked on a fruitful period of collaboration in 1975 and in February 1976 recorded a first LP together: dedicated to Purcell and entitled "Music for Queen