Marjan started her musical journey at the age of 8 with the violin. After entering music high school, she chose the piano as her specialized instrument. Marjan graduated with her Master of Music at the top of the 2015 class from Tehran University of Art. She was granted a full scholarship by the Iranian Ministry of Education for the whole period of her education since she managed to graduate from her Undergrad program with the highest mark possible. Marjan had always been encouraged by her instructors such as Maestro Shekarchi and Maestro Ardeshir Kamkar in Kamancheh (her professional instrument), to take the lead in teaching music after she completed her training. Therefore, she followed her instructor’s inspiration and started teaching Kamancheh, Violin, and Piano in 2009. Soon after her first performance in Germany (2015), she started her honored performances in France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland for three years until 2018. One of her highlighted performances was on Germany National Day in Hamburg, the hometown of the great Johannes Brahms. Due to her great skills, the government of Canada granted her the right to residency and citizenship in 2018. Since her very first day in Canada, she has tried indefatigably to introduce and teach Iranian folk music to her students from other nations. Marjan is now an active member of the Vancouver Musician Association, the Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra, and the North American Musician Association.