triopartout was founded by Birgit Ramsl, Johannes Flieder and Gabriela Mossyrsch, three talented Austrian musicians and is the only ensemble of this traditional instrumentation in Austria. Inspired by the variety of sound combinations all three players complement each other on a high artistic level. Besides their passion for chamber music they hold top positions in famous Viennese orchestras. Triopartout is committed to honor the free instrumentation of the works in order to enjoy the tonally interesting kinship of their three instruments. Various invitations to chamber music concerts in Austria and abroad followed so far.

Das Theophil Ensemble Wien wurde 2008 gegründet und ist nach dem dänisch-österreichischen Architekten und Bauherren Theophil von Hansen (1813–1891) benannt, dem herausragendsten Vertreter der Neorenaissance (Wiener Stil) und Erbauer des Wiener Musikvereins.

Birgit Ramsl was born in Krems (Austria), in 1980. She studied flute with Professor Wolfgang Schulz and Professor Barbara Gisler-Haase at the Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts in Vienna, gaining her diplomas for solo flute and for instrumental pedagogy with honour. Additionally, she completed successfully a two year masterclass-study with Professor Ándras Ádorjan at the Academy of Music in Munich. In 2004, even before finishing her studies, she became the principal flute player in the orchestra of the Volksoper Wien.