M. J. Samson was a conductor represented in the Pristine catalogue through sacred choral recordings of Josquin, Arcadelt and Palestrina from 1929 to 1933.

The release places Samson with cathedral and a cappella forces in early recorded Renaissance and sacred choral repertory.

Because wider public biographical detail is limited, this note is kept close to the recording evidence and its choral context.

This page gives a securely identified catalogue artist a modest marker in the early sacred-music strand.