After graduating from Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Violet worked as a pianist at the Hungarian State Opera House with the world-famous Andrea Rost, Erika Miklósa, Ilona Tokody, operetta diva Marika Oszvald and other famous singers. In 2004, Violet performed at the Opera Stars Gala Concert, where she performed an excerpt from Donizetti's opera Lucia Lammermoor in her own transcription, to a full house at the Budapest Congress Centre, accompanied by a large orchestra. In 2013 Violet made her debut as the lead in a new production. Gábriel Őszy-Tóth built a special glass piano for her, on which she played the most beautiful melodies of music literature for the first time. It was with this special piano that he made his debut on 1 January 2014 at Zoltán Mága's New Year's Concert, playing the piano in the air in front of 12,000 spectators in the Sport Arena. Violet has also made a name for herself as a composer, with her own compositions on her album "The Hour of Tranquillity" and later on "Travelling in the Universe". In the latter album, Violet explores the diverse and infinite nature of the Universe in her own unique style, evoking the emotions that she felt while exploring the Universe. "The grandeur and infinity of the Universe not only fascinates me, but also teaches me humility," she said, summing up her thoughts on the album.