From an early age, Márta Ábrahám studied with world-renowned violinists and masters such as Ruggiero Ricci, Nathan Milstein, David Takeno, Natasa Sós and Dénes Kovács. He has performed in 24 countries around the world, is a celebrated soloist in prestigious concert halls, and is one of the most versatile violinists of his generation. Since 2005, he has been a teacher at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, in 2013 he obtained a doctorate and then a habilitation teaching degree. He regularly participates in judging international violin competitions. His main source of inspiration as a violinist and teacher is the music of J.S. Bach. He and the composer Barnabás Dukay have been passionately researching and analyzing the movements of Sonatas and partitas written for solo violin for more than ten years. Publishing the fascinating discoveries of the research, the book and sheet music editions are epoch-making results of 21st century Bach research. The scientifically sophisticated analysis of the three fugues and the Chaconne sheds light not only on the structural structure of the works, but also on their themes and symbolic meaning. Márta Ábrahám is committed to conveying the reinterpretation of Bach's works to her students and the public, both as a violinist and as a teacher.