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Handel / John Eliot Gardiner Dixit Dominus / Zadok The Priest / Ways CD
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- SKU:
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- 825646195305
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- 2564619530
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VERITAS X2 SERIES is the leading range of early music recordings on the market. This new batch of ten essential reissues introduces into the Veritas range, for the first time, key recordings from the historic Erato catalogue.John Eliot Gardiner is at his best in this milestone recording showcasing the full splendor of Handel's music. Among the first historically-informed versions of these beloved choral works, the Dixit Dominus initially sold more than 500,000 copies around the world.
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