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Maria Schildt is an Associate Professor at Uppsala University, specializing in musicology. Her research primarily focuses on early modern European music, with an emphasis on music practice, cultural transfer, and the relationship between peripheral and central musical traditions. Throughout her career, Schildt has engaged in various research projects, including the study of music transfer in 17th-century Europe and the history of church music in Sweden. Her doctoral thesis, conducted between 2008 and 2013, explored the music practices of the Swedish court from 1663 to 1690, resulting in a detailed examination of the Gustav Düben collection, preserved at the Uppsala University Library. Currently, she is involved in several research initiatives, including "Translatio Musicae: French Italian Music Northern Europe, c. 1650–1730" and "Music Court University Sweden’s Age Liberty (1718-1772)". These projects are funded by the Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences and aim to advance the understanding of music's cultural dynamics during significant historical periods.
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