Polish violinist Mira Marton began her musical education at the age of six. After spending ten years in specialist music schools in Poland, she earned a place at The Yehudi Menuhin School, where she studied under Lutsia Ibragimova. She later won a full scholarship to the Royal College of Music, graduating with a First-Class BMus (Hons) degree, before continuing her studies at the same institution with Radu Blidar for a Master’s degree.

A recipient of Poland’s Minister of Culture National Heritage Prize, the Royal College of Music Violin Prize, and the Munster Trust Award, Mira has performed across Europe and Asia, as well as in most major venues in the UK.

As a soloist, Mira has performed with many orchestras across the UK and appeared in a recording of Matthew Taylor’s Concertino for Violin and Strings with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

A keen orchestral musician, Mira is currently undertaking the Concertmaster Artist Diploma at the Stauffer Academy and was a member of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe Academy in 2023. She joins the Concertgebouw Orchestra Academy for the 2026/27 season and has performed with orchestras including Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Sinfonia of London, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, London Mozart Players and Oxford Philharmonic. She currently holds trials with several leading UK orchestras, including Associate Leader of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and principal position trials with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and the Hallé.