Michał Marcinkowski

Michał Marcinkowski serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Harpsichord, Organ, and Early Music at Feliks Nowowiejski Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

His educational background includes:

• Violin studies with Prof. Henryk Keszkowski, graduating in 2006
• Baroque violin studies with Irmgard Schaller-Gwilt and Daniel Deuter, graduating in 2015
• Current doctoral candidate in baroque violin under Prof. Katarzyna Bąkowska

His research and performance practice centers on historical performance techniques, specializing in baroque violin repertoire and early music interpretation. He actively bridges academic scholarship with professional performance through ensemble work and recordings.

Professional Ensembles and Activities:

• Pomeranian Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra (since 2007), soloist in second violin section (since 2010)
• Capella Thoruniensis chamber orchestra (since 2009), performing internationally as soloist
• Co-founder of Intemperata early music ensemble and Early Music Academy association
• Arte dei Suonatori Baroque Orchestra member (since 2016), performing at major festivals including Misteria Paschalia, Opera Rara, and Gramophone Classical Music Awards

Recordings and Broadcasts:

• Album "Gościniec/Alta Via" with Intemperata (2017)
• Two Capella Thoruniensis albums as concertmaster
• Performances for Polish Radio Channel 2, Danish Radio, and Mezzo TV

Scientific Awards:

No scientific awards documented in source material.

Advising and Grants:

No information available regarding student supervision or research funding.