Judit Bluhm was born in Debrecen, Hungary where she started her education in music at the Zoltan Kodaly Music School at the age of 8. She studied piano, music theory, and was the member of the Children’s Choir.

After finishing High School, Mrs. Bluhm emigrated to the United Sates and settled in Pittsburgh, PA. There she attended Carnegie Mellon University and received degrees in piano and music education. After graduating from Carnegie Mellon University she married her husband Ralph who is also a Carnegie graduate. They moved to Cleveland, Ohio where they started their careers as music teachers in the Cleveland School System.

After 10 years of teaching music Mrs. Bluhm went back to school to study school psychology at John Carroll University. She worked as a school psychologist for the rest of her career. Presently she is the organist and choir director of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Cleveland, Ohio.