Wiener Mozart-Trio
Since its foundation in 1991, the Trio has performed in renowned concert halls of Europe and Asia such as the Sala Verdi in Milan, the Wigmore Hall in London, the Musees Royaux des Beaux Arts de Belgique in Brussels, the Auditorio Centro Cultural Conde Duque in Madrid, the Auditorio Winterthur in Barcelona, the Concertgebouw Rotterdam, the Concert Hall of the Royal Dublin Society, the Palais du Luxembourg in Paris, the Beijing Concert Hall, the Shanghai Concert Hall, the Viennese Konzerthaus and others.

The ensemble has taken part in countless music festivals, for example Madeira Festival, Festival do Estoril, Festival Albacete, Festival nel Parco (Rom), Festival Iglesias, Estate Musicale di Alghero, Sibenik Festival, Lausitzer Musiksommer, Langenargener Sommerkonzerte, Corveyer Musikwochen, Musiksommer Obermain, Vendsyssel Festival, Klangbogen Wien, Kilkenny Festival, Festival of Chamber Music at the RDS (Dublin), Jakarta Festival, Thailand Festival, Maggio della Musica di Napoli, Settimane Musicali di Grado, Schubertíada Barcelona, King's Lynn Festival, Festival de Musique en Bourbonnais, Les Musicales du Golfe, North Wales Music Festival and others.

Nowadays the Vienna Mozart-Trio is one of a small group of ensembles known in virtually all the important music centres.

Irina, Daniel and Diethard Auner are not bound by any contracts with orchestras. Their artistic independence enables them to achieve a musically free and unconventional interpretation of utmost intensity.

The musicians consider it as their vocation to convey music as a spontaneous and original experience. As a result, they have made a wide audience familiar with all epochs and styles and all the possibilities of musical expression, ranging from the great Viennese classics - with W.A. Mozart as one of the earliest composers of the musical genre of the piano trio - to the present day.

Since 2012, the Vienna Mozart Trio has been organizing and directing its own international music festival at Schloss Hunyadi on the southern city limit of Vienna. Renowned musicians and ensem­bles make guest appearances there each year: the Sommerkonzerte Wienerwald.

Since July 2017, Daniel Auner has been playing a violin from Giovanni Battista Guadagnini named “Elia” which the Österreichische Nationalbank presented to him as a special award.