Edvard Elgar - Land of Hope and Glory - BBC Symphony Orchestra

In 1926–33 and 1939–45, she lived in Buenos Aires, gave concerts, propagandizing the works of modern. French composers (A. Dupark, D. Millau, F. Pulenka, A. Onegger and others), led by the choir. societiessang on the stage of the theater "Colon", performed as a drum. actress. In 1946 she returned to Paris, taught (singing), gave lectures on music on radio and television. One of the prominent representatives of the French. wok. At school, B. was a subtle interpreter and propagandist of chamber-wok. production C. Debussy, M. Ravel, composers of the Six, and other French. musicians of the 20th century (often the first performer of their production. ).