Composer · Pianist · Film Music Composer

Music that
moves between
worlds.

Orchestral, chamber, vocal and screen music shaped by colour, rhythm and a strong dramatic instinct.

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Judit Varga

Vienna-based composer with an international concert and film music practice, whose work spans orchestral, chamber, solo and vocal compositions, with performances in international concert halls and festivals.

Her music moves naturally between classical tradition, experimental currents and the dramatic worlds of film and stage. Recurring loops, kinetic energy and shifting perspectives shape a language that feels at once familiar, playful and unmistakably contemporary.

Based inVienna
FieldsComposition · Film music · Piano · Teaching

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Loops, kinetic energy and shifting perspectives animate music that moves freely between classical tradition and experiment—from a single instrument to the full force of the orchestra.

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Vienna-based, with concerts worldwide. See where Judit is next in the UPCOMING section!

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Endless Fall Through Purple Sky – Horizon Devours Time

Year of composition2025/26
Durationapprox. 25'
Instrumentation
organ solo, MIDI playback on the organ, stereo audio playback, and orchestra: 3 flutes (II doubling piccolo I, III doubling piccolo II), 3 oboes (III doubling English horn), 3 B-flat clarinets, 3 bassoons (III doubling contrabassoon); 4 horns in F, 3 trumpets in C, 2 trombones, bass trombone, tuba; percussion and timpani (4 players), harp; strings

About the work

Commissioned by Müpa Budapest for the 20th anniversary of its organ, the work evokes the Icarus myth, explores the organ’s full sonic range and pushes the soloist towards the limits of physical possibility.

Commission

Commissioned by Müpa Budapest for the 20th anniversary of Müpa’s organ

Premiere

26 April 2026, 19:30 · Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, Müpa Budapest · Alexis Grizard, organ · Danubia Orchestra · Antanina Kalechyts, conductor · world premiere

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