John Eliot Gardiner

Historically informed performance found one of its most visible conductors in John Eliot Gardiner. Based in England, he is associated with Bach, Monteverdi, Berlioz, Beethoven, and the ensembles he founded for choral and orchestral repertory. Gardiner’s work combines scholarly attention, dramatic tempo, and a strong feeling for text, dance, and articulation.

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