Julie holds a master of composition, music theory and arrangement. She composes and arranges pieces on commission and can also teach music theory, both in person and online.

This is an updated list of Davidsen's compositions:

2024: "Komische Lieder" for voice and piano

To be premiered at the Drammen Arts Festival on October 24th 2024 by Shannon Wettstein (piano), Sandrine Schau (soprano), Pernille Wik (mezzosoprano), Martin Tornquist (tenor) and Aksel Frisnes (baryton).

2024: "(Im)Pulse" for Guitar and String Quartet

Premiere planned for October/November 2024.

2024: "Fantaisie Norvégienne" for flute and piano

To be premiered at the Drammen Arts Festival on October 24th 2024 by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Shannon Wettstein (piano).

2023: "Emotionen" for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, and 2 Pianos

First movement performed at a chamber music concert at Musik Quartier Mariahilferstrasse, Acoustic Stage, in Vienna, Austria, by 6 students from the Friedrich Gulda School of Music.

Link: https://youtu.be/YjG9sNwgzsQ?si=x7IHuziBPVxEz-Jy

The piece will be performed in its on Drammen Arts Festival October 24th 2024 by Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano) and Shannon Wettstein (piano), Sandrine Schau (soprano), Pernille Wik (mezzosoprano), Martin Tornquist (tenor) and Aksel Frisnes (baryton).

2023: «Stinkdyret Stein og vennene hans» 11 children songs for piano and voice

Performed by a children’s choir at Drammen Arts Festival on October 28th and 29th 2024. 

2023: "Wiener Fantasiestück" for flute and piano

Performed in its entirety twice during the Drammen Arts Festival 2023. Once in Gallery Athene at the opening concert on October 26, 2023, and once in Fjell Church on October 27, 2023, both times by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano). Video Link: https://youtu.be/4FoppHUg24M? si=yr_orx8waM20sCdq

Planned to be performed at Drammen Arts Festival on October 25th 2024 by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Kanako Hirota (piano).

2023: "Drei kleine Walzer" for flute and guitar

Performed in its entirety at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival in Gallery Athene on October 26, 2023, by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Astrid Nyborg Berg (guitar). Video Link: https://youtu.be/0-YDYwq82Ns?si=-pQP87zyxcJlkcHq

2023: "Duo Suite" for violin and cello

Performed in its entirety at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival in Gallery Athene on October 26th 2023 by Hallvard Holm Høgemo (violin) and Martin Solbu Stangebye (cello). Link: https://youtu.be/lK6uIHeweQw?si=Vqw9YqgAQ6eaE_M7

2023: "Fuge in drei Sätze" for flute and piano

Performed in its entirety twice during the Drammen Arts Festival 2023. Once in Gallery Athene at the opening concert on October 26th 2023, and once in Fjell Church on October 27th 2023, both times by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano). Video Link: https://youtu.be/mEP7D4zkOhM?si=9NRQIs2rWeUtL_yA

2023: "Magnetic Resonance" for violin, cello, and piano

Performed in its entirety at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival in Gallery Athene on October 26th 2023 by Hallvard Holm Høgemo (violin), Martin Solbu Stangebye (cello) and Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano). Link: https:// youtu.be/94p7FSKbT0Y?si=Kv-lP4gkPpVYqn4M

Performed in June 2023 at a chamber music concert in Ehrbarsal in Vienna by students from Friedrich Gulda School of Music Viennna (FGSM). Link: https://youtu.be/5fee7VtYLBY?si=eJ_UPcORpA_uZopF

2023: "The Little Yellow House" for 5 voices, 6 violins, viola, 2 flutes, clarinet, 6 pianos, and bongo drum

Performed at a school concert with students from FGSM in Vienna, but no recordings were made.

2022: "Home for Christmas" for soprano, flute, and piano

Performed at a Christmas concert on December 23rd and 25th 2022, and December 23rd 2023. Link: https://youtu.be/4L6Gr-k6xY4?si=IvXHrsV0zlYkWkEm

2022: "Drops & Bubbles" for voice, flute, 2 violins, viola, cello, and contrabass

Performed in its entirety at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival on October 20th 2022 by Tamzin Barnett (soprano), Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute), Bjørg Pas (violin), Hanna Thiesen (violin), Kristin Pas (viola), Anna Carlsen (cello) and Mathias Gran (bass). Video Link: https://youtu.be/RcuuDOnu-zA?si=8FHd3M1ZShv1rzvc

The 2nd and 3rd movements were performed at a concert in Fjell Church at the Drammen Arts Festival on October 27th 2023, by saxophone quartet Aqua d’or; Greta Stanyte (soprano saxophone), Solveig Grønnestad (alto saxophone), Kristin Rukke (tenor saxophone), and Sophie Mönnich Strøm (baritone saxophone).

2021: "Autumn Suite" for flute and piano

Performed in its entirety twice during Drammen Arts Festival 2022, on October 20th and 22nd by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano). Video Link: https://youtu.be/Jd7nfcuQUQ4?si=aEk3MByEeHE0S8Bp

Performed at a concert supported by the Norwegian Composer's Association, in collaboration between Morten Gaathaug, Kjell Marcussen, and Julie Helgeland Davidsen at Musik Quartier Mariahilferstrasse, Performance Stage, in Vienna on December 7, 2022, by Julie Helgeland Davidsen (flute) and Timothy Choi (piano).

Planned performed at the festival TonSagaNor in September 2024.

2015: "Fugue no. 1" for solo piano

Performed at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival in Norkirken on October 20th 2022 by Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano). Link: https://youtu.be/ZO2WKj-e31g?si=hqtwaTNqV_amY0Dn

Performed at a concert supported by the Norwegian Composer's Association, in collaboration between the composers Morten Gaathaug, Kjell Marcussen and Julie Helgeland Davidsen at Musik Quartier Mariahilferstrasse,

Performance Stage, in Vienna on December 7th 2022 by Timothy Choi (piano).

Released on CD (Frøya Productions) on February 16th 2024, performed by Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano).

Performed at a piano conference in Oslo Spring 2024 by Monica Tomescu-Rohde (piano)

2011: "Secret of Life" for soprano saxophone and guitar

Performed at the opening concert of the Drammen Arts Festival on October 20th 2022 by Eli-Marie Helgeland Davidsen (soprano saxophone) and Trond Davidsen (guitar).