Further Reading
- Landowska, Wanda. Landowska on music. Collected, edited, and translated by Denise Restout, assisted by Robert Hawkins. New York, Stein and Day : Includes a new translation into English of Musique ancienne, see below.
- Recording: Wanda Landowska plays Bach; Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Wanda Landowska, harpsichord, with Denise Restout, harpsichord continuo, conducted by Eugène Bigot Recorded 1936, 1938 1947 (Pearl #169, July 23, 2002)
- "Landowska: Uncommon Visionary" / directed by Barbara Attie and Diane Pontius ; producers, Barbara Attie, Diane Pontius, Janet Goldwater.: 1997 : (VHS) : sd., col. & b&w
- Landowska, Wanda. Musique ancienne; le mépris pour les anciens—la force de la sonorité—le style—l’interprétation—les virtuoses—les Mécènes et la Musique. Avec la collaboration de M. Henri Lew-Landowski.
- CHAMBONNIERES, JACQUES CHAMPION DE (1601/2–1672) Oeuvres complètes. Ed. by P. Brunold & A. Tessier. Reprint of the Paris, 1925, edition. English translation & new preface by D. Restout. Cloth.
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