Sir John Eliot Gardiner: breaking out of the Baroque

Edward Breen
Thursday, July 27, 2023

Edward Breen welcomes the reissue of John Eliot Gardiner’s pioneering Erato legacy

Redefining a tradition: John Eliot Gardiner’s influential recordings for Erato span the 1980s (photography: Jacques Sarrat)

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