Wanda Landowska: Uncommon Visionary (2003)

Genre : Music, Documentary

Runtime : 57M

Director : Barbara Attie

Synopsis

Learn the fascinating story behind groundbreaking Polish musician Wanda Landowska, whose performances and writings helped to revive interest in the harpsichord in the early 20th century. This absorbing documentary chronicles the unconventional woman in many stages of her life: her childhood in Poland, schooling in Berlin, life in Nazi-occupied France and relocation to New York City, where she reconstructed her career.

Actors

Wanda Landowska
Wanda Landowska

Crews

Barbara Attie
Barbara Attie
Director

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