Jagoda Sokołowska-O'Donovan

Jagoda Sokolowska O'Donovan is an outstanding Polish flutist, soprano and cultural manager. She graduated with honors from the Academy of Music in Cracow. Her talent has been recognized many times at Polish and international music competitions, where she has won first prizes.

Jagoda Sokolowska O'Donovan has performed as a soloist and chamber musician on stages around the world, including major music festivals in Poland. She is also the owner of the Fryderyk Concert Hall in Warsaw, where she regularly organizes and participates in concerts, promoting Polish classical music and composers such as Frederic Chopin. Her artistic activities have been highly praised by critics, including renowned Polish critic and humanist Jerzy Waldorff, who described her as "an exceptionally talented artist" and "an outstanding musical personality." Jagoda not only performs on stage, but also records music. Her repertoire includes works from Bach to Bartók, a testament to her musical versatility. In addition to performing, Jagoda has been involved in educational activities, conducting master classes and courses in musical interpretation. Jagoda Sokolowska O'Donovan combines performing and organizational talents, making her a unique figure on the music scene. Her contribution to music culture is invaluable, both in the artistic and managerial fields.