Márta Ábrahám

Dr. Márta Ábrahám is an internationally recognized Hungarian violinist, educator, and researcher celebrated for her virtuosity and expertise in Baroque music. She is a professor at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, leads the Ábrahám Consort early music ensemble, conducts innovative Bach research, and is the creator of the groundbreaking educational method called Colorful BACH. “She's one of the most talented violinists I have seen… a born violinist.” – Ruggiero Ricci Márta earned her Master’s degree Summa Cum Laude at the Liszt Academy of Music Budapest. Her teachers were Natasa Sós, Ferenc Rados, Sándor Végh, György Kurtág, David Takeno, and Ruggiero Ricci. Her awards include the László Lajtha Award (2024), the Zebegény Musical Prize (2016), and the Gramofon Prize (2013). As a soloist, she has performed in over 24 countries at premier venues such as Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw and Berlin’s Philharmonie. She is also a sought-after pedagogue, frequently leading masterclasses and lectures at prestigious institutions and festivals worldwide, including the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Trinity College in London, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance. Her acclaimed publications include the Chaconne Handbook (2023) and the Special Complete Editions of Bach’s Fugues for Solo Violin (2021). Through visionary teaching, innovative research, and inspiring performances, Márta Ábrahám continues to shape the future of classical music.