Thursday, 27. November 2025

Gavro Quartet

Gavro Quartet

The Gavro Quartet is an international musical ensemble that has been active since 2023. It was founded by guitarist and composer Tilen Gavranovič, who is from Graz and now lives in Paris. In addition to him, Lenart De Bock (tenor saxophone, Ljubljana/Slovenia), Miloš Čolović (double bass, Serbia) and Andreas Reisenhofer (drums) are part of the permanent line-up.

In 2024, the quartet released its debut album Let’s Wait and See. The recording will be attended by internationally renowned musicians Jim Rotondi (trumpet) and Marko Črnčec (piano). The album release led to concerts in several countries, where the ensemble also performed together with artists such as Tomaž Gajšt, Gerhard Ornig, Žan Cesar as well as Jim Rotondi and Marko Črnčec represented on the album.

Line-up :
Tilen Gavranovič – Gitarre, Kompositionen
Lenart De Bock – Tenorsaxophon
Miloš Čolović – Kontrabass
Andreas Reisenhofer – Schlagzeug

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Gavro Quartet

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Most of our concerts have no fixed admission price. Instead, we suggest a voluntary contribution of around €10 per person.

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