Violinist & Performer

Margarita
Pochebut

Award-winning Ukrainian violinist — bringing exceptional artistry
to stages across Europe and beyond.

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A Voice of Warmth and Singular Depth

Margarita Pochebut is an exceptional Ukrainian violinist whose rich, singing tone and deeply personal interpretations have distinguished her on the international stage from an early age.

She has won prizes at major international competitions across Europe, drawing acclaim for her command of the violin's full expressive palette — a singing tone, effortless technique, and musical intelligence beyond her years. Her repertoire spans the Baroque through contemporary, with a particular passion for the great Romantic and twentieth-century violin literature.

Margarita has performed as soloist and chamber musician in renowned concert halls throughout Ukraine, Austria, Italy, France, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and beyond. She collaborates regularly with leading orchestras and chamber ensembles, and brings the same committed artistry to every project she joins.

She completed her studies at the International Menuhin Music Academy in Rolle and continues her advanced training at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg, where she develops her artistry under the guidance of distinguished mentors.

Since November 2023, Margarita has been playing a Lorenzo Storioni violin, made in Cremona in 1784 and provided by the Stretton Society.

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What People Say

"Margarita possesses a rare gift — a violin sound of extraordinary warmth and colour, paired with musical intelligence far beyond her years."

International String Competition, Vienna — 2023

"Her phrasing is natural and singing, her tone focused and rich. A young violinist with a voice entirely her own."

Chamber Music Festival Jury, Salzburg — 2024

"One of the most compelling young violinists to emerge from Eastern Europe in recent years. Her artistry is already fully formed."

Lorenzo Storioni (1744–1816) was one of the last great masters of the Cremonese school of violin making, working in Cremona after the era of Stradivari and Guarneri del Gesù. He is widely credited with preserving the Cremonese violin-making tradition in the late 18th century, developing instruments admired for their powerful, brilliant sound and distinctive individuality. Although his craftsmanship was often more experimental and less polished than that of earlier masters, Storioni's violins remain highly valued by performers and collectors worldwide.

Booking & Collaboration

Whether you are planning a concert series, a festival programme, a recording project, or a private event, Margarita is open to new partnerships and collaborations.

  • Solo recitals & orchestral engagements
  • Chamber music projects
  • Educational workshops & masterclasses
  • Studio & recording sessions
  • Corporate & private events