Wanda Landowska
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Series: The wisdom series
Duration: 28
Year Published: 1958
Creator: Encyclopaedia Britannica
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: Wanda Landoska speaks of her life, her career, and her philosophy as an artist, describing the inspired effort through which she gained public acceptance of the harpsichord as being the instrument for which much of the music of Bach and earlier composers was originally written. Includes several selections played by Madam Landowska from the works of Bach.
Complete Record: Wanda Landoska speaks of her life, her career, and her philosophy as an artist, describing the inspired effort through which she gained public acceptance of the harpsichord as being the instrument for which much of the music of Bach and earlier composers was originally written. Includes several selections played by Madam Landowska from the works of Bach.
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