Adèle follows an eclectic path, varying the place of the cello within multiple musical aesthetics. Born in 1999, she studied classical cello from a very young age with Hélène Silici, Nadine Pierre and Matthieu Lejeune. She is currently in her first year of master at Brussels’s Royal Conservatory. At the same time, she is asserting herself in the professional world within improvised music, jazz and world music projects. She performed alongside artists such as Magic Malik, Fabrizio Cassol, B.C. Manjunath, and Amir Elsaffar.

Lulled since childhood by the music of her father, a jazz double bass player, she developed a sense of improvisation and composition at a very young age. Her curiosity pushes her to join and initiate projects mixing aesthetics and disciplines (dance, literature, theater). In 2019 she creates N'Être, a cello and dance duet whose music and choreography are jointly composed by the two artists. The same year she joined the Medinea network (Mediterranean Youth Orchestra) which brings together young artists from the Mediterranean basin to create an original repertoire. Deeply marked by the experience of intercultural creation, she created her own collective Mosaïc with Bulgarian, French, Portuguese and Tunisian musicians whose first concerts took place in Tunisia in September 2022.  She also participates in the Orchestre National de Jazz des Jeunes season 3 and joins the groups Abhra and Afriquatuors, whose respective albums were released in the fall of 2022. She is also active in the international scene, alongside Jawa Manla “Distant Roots” in Netherlands, Apophenia and Zé Almeida Analogik Quartet in Portugal and she plays with the belgian band Aka Moon for a memorable concert celebrating their 30 years of career and for the tour of their new album "Quality of Joy".

2023 marks the beginning of her most personal projects with the first concerts of her band Adèle Viret Quartet (Oscar Viret - trumpet, Wajdi Riahi - piano, Pierre Hurty - drums),the revival of the TriumViret, family trio with Oscar Viret and Jean-Philippe Viret (double bass) as well as the creation of a piece for solo cello commissioned by Les Ateliers du Violoncelle which has been premiered on March 15th.