Born in 1994 in the family of professional musicians, Marina Grauman began her violin studies at the age of 5. In 2012 she graduated with honors from the Special Music College of the St.Petersburg Conservatoire (Prof. Shalman) and received her Bachelor diploma in 2015, also with honors, at Hochschule für Musik Hans Eisler Berlin, where she is now continuing her master studies under Prof. Ulf Wallin.

She was awarded with the Weinberg prize for the best interpretation of the XX-XXI century work at the TONALi-Grand Prix 2014 and also DAAD-Prize 2015 for outstanding effort of international students at German universities.

She was a guest of such festivals as Musical Olympus (St.Petersburg, Russia), Elan Music Festival (Dallas, USA), Music Mountain (Connecticut, USA), Youth Classics (Zürich, Switzerland), Musethica (Zaragoza, Spain) and others.
She performed in Russia, Europe and USA as a soloist with an orchestra (Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, Munich Chamber orchestra, Berliner Camerata, St.Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra, Slovak Sinfonietta etc.) and as a member of various chamber ensembles. Her solo debut in Mariinsky Theatre (St.Petersburg, Russia) took place in November 2015, followed by the performance in Berliner Philharmonie with Berlinier Camerata in January 2016.

As a member of Trio Marvin (piano trio) Marina won the 1. Prize of the 2017 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy competition (Berlin) and the 2. Prize, Young Award and the audience prize of the 2017 Premio Trio di Trieste Competition (Trieste),

During her studies Marina Grauman was respectively a scholarship holder of Russia Young Talent and Russian performing art scholarship in Russia, TONALi 2014 , Hans and Stefan Bernbeck Stiftung (Frankfurt) and Lucia Löser Kulturfond (Berlin) in Germany.