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Marcel François Paul Landowski (18 February 1915 – 23 December 1999) was a French composer, biographer and arts administrator.
Marcel Landowski est un compositeur français, né le 18 février 1915 à Pont-l'Abbé et mort le 23 décembre 1999 à Paris 4 e [1]. Nommé en 1966 « Directeur de la musique », il a donné une organisation nationale à l'enseignement de la musique et de la danse.
Marcel Landowski (born 1915) was a French composer of lyric works which emphasized a synthesis of music and text and reflected sensitivity to religious forces.
French composer and administrator Marcel Landowski was born on February 18, 1915 in Pont-l'Abbe in Finistere, France. As a youth he studied piano with Marguerite Long (1912) and later received training in conducting from Pierre Monteux (1932).
A French composer born in 1915 at Pont-L'Abbé who died in 1999. Marcel Landowski studied at the Paris Conservatory (1935-1941) and took advanced classes in conducting with Pierre Monteux.
Marcel Landowski is the very example of a musician, of an exceptional creator, who leaves his imprint on the musical life of our time because of the power of his expression, of his artistic outlook, and of the fidelity and firmness of his ethical and a aesthetical stands.
Marcel Landowski’s musical animation policy inscribes music on the territory, first from the renovation of orchestras and the territorial influence of broadcasting, then by developing musical animation structures in each region and department.
