Robert Wittinger is an Austrian-born German composer of Hungarian descent, born on April 10, 1945, in Knittelfeld, Austria. Growing up in Budapest, he studied under the renowned composer Zsolt Durkó, becoming part of the youngest generation of Hungarian composers. Wittinger's work spans a wide range of genres, from orchestral pieces like his captivating Violin Concerto, Op. 43, to intimate chamber works such as his String Trio, Op. 39. His compositions, marked by a unique blend of Hungarian influences and modern techniques, have been performed and recorded worldwide. Based in Bensheim, Germany, Wittinger continues to create thought-provoking music that resonates with audiences and fellow musicians alike.