Trisha Virdi

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About Trisha Virdi

Trisha Virdi is a pianist and composer for concert and visual media, whose work explores the meeting point of narrative, harmony, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. She began her piano journey at the age of 4, later pursuing her passion for composition at Berklee College of Music, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Film Scoring with minors in Video Game Scoring and Visual Culture and New Media Studies. She is currently studying for her master’s degree in Music Composition at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Her professional experience spans a wide range of projects in film scoring, arranging, music prep and orchestration, collaborating with directors, ensembles, and instrumentalists across multiple disciplines. Trisha’s music draws inspiration from both the classical traditions of composers such as Debussy and Bach and the cinematic sound worlds of Michael Giacchino, John Powell, and John Williams. This blend allows her to shape a distinct and versatile sonic palette suited to the stage, the screen, and beyond. In addition to her compositional career, Trisha is passionate about education, with experience teaching music composition, theory, ear training, etc. Having lived and studied internationally; in Japan, India, the United States, and the United Kingdom, she brings a global perspective to her artistic and pedagogical work.