Mary Oleskiewicz is an internationally recognized flutist and scholar renowned for her performances and recordings that illuminate the works of the 18th century, particularly those of Johann Joachim Quantz and King Frederick the Great of Prussia. With a repertoire that spans Baroque to contemporary pieces, her focus on historically informed performance practices has placed her at the forefront of Baroque flute interpretation. Oleskiewicz's scholarly approach to music, combined with her virtuosic playing, has led to the rediscovery and revival of compositions that were previously underappreciated or unknown, providing significant contributions to the classical music world.
Her recordings, which include "King Frederick the Great of Prussia 7 Flute Sonatas," "Quantz: 6 Flute Quartets," "Quantz: 7 Flute Sonatas," "Quantz: Flute Concertos," and "Quantz: Flute Sonatas," exhibit her dedication to exploring and showcasing the depth of the flute repertoire from the Baroque period. Mary Oleskiewicz's work not only highlights her exceptional talent as a flutist but also her meticulous research and commitment to educational outreach, making her a pivotal figure in both the performance and academic spheres of classical music. Through masterclasses, lectures, and publications, she continues to influence a new generation of musicians and scholars, perpetuating the appreciation of historical music traditions.
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