Graduate from the Theory of Music at the Wroclaw Music Academy.   After two years of piano accompanying students in the classes of violin and cello at the Music High School took position at the Pagart In Warsaw (National Concert Bureau).  Within a few persons bureau organised yearly hundreds of concerts in Poland.  After leaving for the U.S.A. for a few years worked at the Historical Sound Collection at the Yale University – one of the largest collection around the world.  Besides many assignments like archival work and independent work on discographies of Kurt Weill, Paul Hindemith and Karol Szymanowski, she prepared materials for re-editions, among others, of the following artists:
-    Maurice Rosenthal, pianist – years1934-1937 – for the British firm Archive-Piano-Recordings,
-    Vladimir Horowitz, pianist - live recordings form years 1940’s and 1950’s made during his concerts in the Carnegie Hall – given to Yale by Wanda Horowitz,
-    Alessandro Moreschi (recordings of the last castrato from Vatican – from the year 1902) – for the firm Pearl-Opal
-    Alexander Kipnis, basso – from the period1902-1906 – for the firm Rubini
-    Singers for the first issued CD from the Yale Collection – oldest from the year 1902 (f.ex. Salomea Kruszelnicka, Francesco Tamagno, Enrico Caruso …) until 1913 (Georg Henschel) – issued by the Yale University in 1993
Assignments alike she performed at the Music Library and Sound Archive at the Stanford University in California.
After returning to Poland worked for a few years at the Art Centre Impart in Wrocław as orchestra Leopoldnum coordinator and also Stage Song Festivals.  From 1996 until 2006 was an artistic secretary at the Wratislavia Cantans festival and at the same time coordinated abroad concerts for Leopoldinum.   Within Wratislavia Cantans bureau she was also one of the coordinators of the Europalia Polska festival in Belgium in 2001 (ca 150 concerts in the cooperation with Belgian partner).
Since 2006 she is a member of the artistic department at the Wrocław Philharmonic working exclusively for the Leopoldinum orchestra.  During many years of cooperation with Leopoldinum she coordinated recordings of 16 CDs – including one which was honoured by the Phonograph  Academy Award Fryderyk 1999.