Letter: Sir George's hip taste in music

Monday 17 March 1997 00:02 GMT

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Sir: I loved David Aaronovitch's article on Sir George Gardiner ("'Til Death us do part", 14 March). As his son, I wish bits of it were truer. Ken Clarke may like jazz, but rather than attending funerals, Sir George listens to Guns N'Roses, Rainbow and Tina Turner full blast. Oh for the serenity of a funeral march!

ALEXANDER GARDINER

London E8

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