As a soloist and chamber musician she has performed internationally with festival  appearances in the UK and across Europe. With diverse interests she has a wealth of experience working with contemporary composers, arranging music, and performing with ensembles. Particularly known for her performances of Polish and Eastern European composers, concerts include recitals at the Crush Room, Royal Opera House London, St Martin's In the Field's, Steinway Hall, Chopin Society, London, Chopin celebrations in Bergen, Holland Music Sessions, Reform Club Pall Mall and Rundetarn Copenhagen. She has appeared at the Tivoli Mozart Festival, Copenhagen, International Prague Budapest Vienna Chamber Festival as well as many British festivals including Tunbridge Wells, Greenwich and Docklands and Edinburgh Fringe. 

Television appearances include broadcasts on the BBC and T.V. Polonia as well as Polish radio, South German Classic Radio  and Radio 3.  In 2025 she was awarded an Honary Associate from the Royal Academy of Music where she teaches in the Junior Department. Her latest release for CD, Baltic Tides for FHR records has garnered high praise. Gramophone wrote "This is a beautifully  conceived and executed album meticulously crafted… vital for our understanding of 20 th century Baltic music Eva Maria Doroszkowska’s contribution here is significant and just the sort of album I long for musicians to make. Andrew Mellor. Reviewer Jean Yves Dupron from classical sentinel writes, " From Mägi's outer sparkle to Garuta's inner turmoil, Eva Maria Doroszkowska flawlessly brings out each composer's individual traits and attributes. All piano music enthusiasts out there looking to hear something fresh yet steeped in tradition should seriously consider adding this CD to your collection" Eva Maria  is also an adjudicator for the British International Federation of Festivals and  mentors for Help Musicians UK. She has published articles for IP magazine and Epta journal. 

Background

Eva Maria won a scholarship to study at the Royal Northern College of Music. Funded by the Countess of Munster Trust she completed postgraduate studies there before winning a government scholarship to study under Professor Jasinkski at the Szymanowski Academy in Poland. She also completed her Second Phase Postgraduate  studies in Amsterdam. Winner of a travel scholarship,  Eva took the Royal Danish Academy Soloist Program under professorship of Niklas Sivelov.