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Lawyer. Essayist, author, and critic on classical music. Music columnist and critic for the newspapers 'Swiat' and 'Polityka' from 1959, which were also broadcast on radio and television. Organizer of several prominent classical music festivals in Poland. Author of twenty books on classical music subjects and biographies. Received the title of Honorary Citizen of Warsaw in April 1992. | Lawyer. Essayist, author, and critic on classical music. Music columnist and critic for the newspapers 'Swiat' and 'Polityka' from 1959, which were also broadcast on radio and television. Organizer of several prominent classical music festivals in Poland. Author of twenty books on classical music subjects and biographies. Received the title of Honorary Citizen of Warsaw in April 1992. | ||
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| + | * [[Prominent Biographers Who are LGBTQ]] | ||
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==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:30, 18 June 2021
Country
Poland
Birth - Death
1910 - 1999
Occupation
Law, writer
Description
Lawyer. Essayist, author, and critic on classical music. Music columnist and critic for the newspapers 'Swiat' and 'Polityka' from 1959, which were also broadcast on radio and television. Organizer of several prominent classical music festivals in Poland. Author of twenty books on classical music subjects and biographies. Received the title of Honorary Citizen of Warsaw in April 1992.
