Maja Jasińska is a flute player from Poland and gives concerts in the classical, jazz and pop field regularly. She is a flute teacher for jazz saxophonists at the Conservatorium Maastricht. Maja is also a successful social media blogger, her Instagram account has already attracted the attention of tens of thousands flute players from around the world. Maja has been invited to work with many world known organizations such as: Het Concertgebouw, Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège, European Pop Orchestra, Primephonic and more. She started to play flute at the age of 10 in Wlodzimierz Tuz class. Later her teacher was Cezary Traczewski. Since 2012 Maja was studying in the flute class of Philippe Benoit at the Conservatorium Maastricht and graduated with a Master degree cum laude. During her studies Maja received lessons from flute masters like: Peter Lukas Graf, Pierre-Yves Artaud, Felix Renggli, Dejan Gavric, Łukasz Długosz, Lars Asbjornsen, Wissam Boustany, Emily Beynon.

Three flute players of the Johann Strauss Orchestra: Nathalie Bolle, Teun Ramaekers, and Maja Jasińska.

Three Polish girls in the orchestra: Maja Jasińska, Agnes Fizzano-Walter, Gosia Loboda.

In September 2023 Maja posted this video on Facebook and Instagram.

On August 9, 2025 Maja Jasińska married Piotr Jasiurkowski in Pałac Henryków in Szprotawa, Poland. We wish Maja and Pjotr ​​a long and happy future together. Photos by Constant Notten.

Quote on Instagram: “Saying ‘I do’ to my soulmate was the best moment of my life”.

Sharing an October 2, 2026 interviewing post from OAcademy, a music conservatory. Translated by Diana D. Le Maja Jasińska on the art of bringing classical music to life for wider audiences. Maja Jasińska has performed for some of classical music's largest audiences as a flutist with André Rieu's Johann Strauss Orchestra. André Rieu and his orchestra have helped bring classical music into the lives of millions through concerts where talent, grandeur, and tradition meet. Artist Playbook caught up with Jasińska to explore insights from her colorful journey on stage. Your career moves freely between classical, jazz, and pop. How have those worlds shaped the way you play? MJ: "Opening myself to other genres has given me greater freedom. "Classical music has always been my foundation, as it is where I began. "Ultimately, all these musical worlds are connected by the same beauty and joy of performing, sharing, and listening." Does your work at Conservatorium Maastricht shape the way you think about musicality? MJ: "Mentoring has reinforced my belief that a strong technical foundation and finding your own voice are equally important. "Technique gives you freedom, but it is your own voice that allows the music to become yours truly." You've built a substantial community of flute players. What has that taught you about connecting with audiences today? MJ: "Showing who you are beyond the performance matters. "Social media has become an important way for artists to connect with people today. "Showing who you are beyond the performance helps audiences understand your music, your expression, and the person behind it." What has touring the world with André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra taught you about keeping classical music vibrant? MJ: "Tradition remains alive when emotions come first." "Classical music does not have to become something else to reach new audiences. It simply has to be communicated in a way that makes people feel that it belongs to them too."

Photo: André Rieu Productions. Maja Jasińska performing at Lanxess Arena in Köln, Germany, on May 25, 2022. Member of the Johann Strauss Orchestra, since 2021.

Photo by Guy Houben. Maja Jasińska's teacher photo shoot for Maastricht Conservatory.