Miranda Mulholland is a Canadian fiddle player and singer born on September 14 in Guelph. Mulholland achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by folk and opera that began after studying the violin at the Guelph Suzuki School and opera performance at the University of Western Ontario and McGill University. She achieved professional recognition for performing as a member of the ensemble Great Lake Swimmers, the ensemble Belle Starr, and the ensemble The Rattlesnake Choir. Mulholland achieved professional recognition for founding the label Roaring Girl Records. Her recording career began with the studio recording In Last Night's Party Clothes (2008) with the ensemble The Roaring Girl Cabaret. Mulholland's discography included the debut solo studio recording Whipping Boy (2014) which was produced by the musician Sean Watkins. She achieved professional recognition for forming the duo Harrow Fair in 2017 with the musician Andrew Penner. Mulholland achieved professional recognition for founding the Sawdust City Music Festival in Gravenhurst and serving on the Board of Governors for Massey Hall and Roy Thompson Hall. She achieved professional recognition for collaborating with the musicians Jim Cuddy, John Borra, Justin Rutledge, and Sarah Slean.
