Three Voices.
One Mosaic.

Myriam Labiausse grew up in Italy in a multicultural family of artists with French, Polish and Russian roots. At just seventeen, she graduated with honours in violin from the Conservatorio San Pietro a Majella in Naples. A scholarship then took her to the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where she studied with Isidora Schwarzberg.

In Vienna, she furthered her musical education by studying musicology at the University of Vienna and completing a Master of Arts Education at the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna. In 2024, she also completed her degree in instrumental and vocal pedagogy at the mdw.

Myriam regularly performs with orchestras and ensembles, including the Beethoven Philharmonie. Her career has also taken her to the Tiroler Festspiele Erl, Oper Klosterneuburg and Seefestspiele Mörbisch, with concert tours to China, Japan, Turkey, Oman and Tunisia.

Alongside performing, she is a dedicated teacher of violin and ensemble playing at music schools in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland.

Chamber music holds a special place in Myriam's musical life. For her, it is a living conversation in which individual ideas meet and develop together. What she values most about Trio Mosaïque is its openness, mutual trust and spirit of equality: the chance to make music together and share its emotional power with an audience.

Born in the Czech Republic, cellist Martin Zeman lives and works as a freelance musician in Vienna. He studied at the conservatory and the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno, as well as at the University of Stavanger in Norway. His teachers included Václav Horák, Miroslav Zicha and Liv Opdal. Masterclasses with Jozef Podhoranský, Maria Kliegel, Andreas Brantelid and Michaela Fukačová provided further artistic inspiration.

Chamber music played a particularly important role in his musical development. He received valuable guidance from V. Zavadilík, B. Vybíral, L. Kyselák, A. Sýkora and M. Vacek, musicians associated with the Janáček Quartet.

His orchestral career has included the Brno Radio Orchestra, Brno Philharmonic and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra. For eleven years he was a permanent member of the orchestra of the Slovak National Theatre in Bratislava. Today he regularly works with Austrian orchestras and venues, including the Beethoven Philharmonie, Volksoper Wien, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, Bühne Baden and Synchron Stage Vienna.

As an orchestral and chamber musician, Martin has appeared at international festivals and productions including Smetanova Litomyšl, Oper Klosterneuburg, the Bad Hersfeld Opera Festival and opera productions in Gars am Kamp. His performances have taken him to China, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Germany, France and the Czech Republic. Notable venues include the Vienna Musikverein, Wiener Konzerthaus and Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.

Alongside his orchestral work, he is deeply committed to chamber music and a wide range of musical projects. For him, chamber music offers artistic freedom: the opportunity to contribute his own ideas, exchange experiences and explore new interpretations with fellow musicians.

In Trio Mosaïque, he particularly values the different cultural and musical backgrounds of his colleagues. Their perspectives create a lively dialogue in which every personality has a place and something new emerges together.

At the heart of his music-making is a direct connection with the audience. Every concert is another opportunity to share his enthusiasm for music with complete dedication.