Miruna Nagy began playing the harp at the age of 8 in Bucharest, later continuing her studies at the prestigious "Mozarteum" University in Salzburg and at the Conservatory in Munich. As a scholarship recipient of the "Live Music Now" Foundation in Munich, founded by the renowned violinist Lord Yehudi Menuhin, Miruna had the opportunity to perform concerts in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Her concert activity also includes regular appearances at the Chiemgauer Musikfrühling Festival in Bavaria, SoNoRo Conac, SoNoRo Kids, the Măgura Sacred Art Festival, and Classic for Teens in Focșani.

Her talent has been recognized and validated by numerous awards at prestigious national and international competitions, such as “Jugend musiziert” and the “Salvi” Competition in Germany, or the “A.S.T.H” competition in Lyon, France.

Beyond her concert career, Miruna Nagy is passionate about teaching. She specialized in the method of the “International Holistic Harp School” in Munich, an approach that creatively and interactively combines music and storytelling. This innovative method allows her students to develop not only technical skills but also a deep emotional connection with music.

A distinctive aspect of her career is her practice of sound therapy. Since 2016, Miruna has been active at the “Institute for Harp and the Art of Healing” in Munich, where she studied with harpist Uschi Laar.

Miruna Nagy has a diverse range of artistic interests. Following her childhood passion for writing, she studied film screenwriting at the "DFFB" Film Academy in Berlin. This training has allowed her to organically integrate storytelling with music in her activities with both children and adults. Miruna also composes and creates music for meditation and ceremonies, including the suite "Journey into Infinity."

Together with Radu Nagy, she created the music for the children's audiobook "Arthur, the Curious Snowflake", based on the story written by Radu. The audiobook is available on the platform audiotribe.ro.