Maëlle embarked on her musical journey at a very young age, picking up the violin at just three years old through the Suzuki method at the Bernadette Jansen school in 1981. Her exceptional talent quickly emerged as she became a finalist in the prestigious „Charles de Beriot“ competition in 1985. The spotlight beckoned further when she made a notable appearance on the TV show „Jeunes Solistes.“
In 1986, Maëlle‘s musical prowess was recognized as she earned the title of „Jeunes Talents“ in both violin and chamber music, a remarkable feat shared with her brother, Jonathan Morton.

She began teaching violin at the young age of 13 and her musical journey continued to flourish as she entered the Conservatory in Maastricht in 1993, further refining her craft. From there, she ventured into orchestral realms, becoming a vital presence in numerous orchestras.

Between 2001 and 2007, Maëlle showcased her versatility as a violinist by collaborating with various bands, and joined the esteemed Golden Symphonic Orchestra.

Maëlle‘s musical journey continues to evolve. In recent years, she has immersed herself in diverse musical groups, including, but not limited to, rock, jazz, hip hop and classic, showcasing her creativity through improvisations with her electric violin. Her interest in multi-disciplinary artistry led her to join a project with local artists in Portugal. Here she composed music for a captivating, immersive experience that seamlessly integrated live violin music with scenography, visual elements and performance. Currently, Maëlle is touring with Stéphanie Dordain in the show ‘Earth Guardian: The Journey Where You Are the Hero’, a unique immersive audio experience.

Today, building upon her rich musical experiences, Maëlle has now realized one of her lifelong dreams by establishing a music studio, in which she warmly welcomes fellow musicians, providing an environment for producing music, either collaboratively or with guidance.