Founded in 2018, the brass quartet Tetra Brass is celebrated for its warm, refined sound, energetic performances and innovative programming in concert halls such as the Wigmore Hall London, the Philharmonie Berlin, the Solti Hall Budapest, Santa Croce Florence, the Bern Conservatory, the Lindeman Hall Oslo, the Reitschule Grafenegg and the Isarphilharmonie Munich. Tetra Brass has performed at the Grafenegg Festival, the Detect Classic Festival, the Wege durch das Land Festival, the Mizmorim Chamber Music Festival and the Eigenzeit Festival of the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra with programs especially designed for the concert venues. The ensemble appeared on radio broadcasts at WDR 3, BR Klassik and BBC radio 3. In the 20th Chieri International Competition (Italy), Tetra Brass was awarded the 1st prize “Primo Premio Assoluto” with the highest possible score. The ensemble received further 1st prizes in international competitions at the II International Viennese Spring Music Competition, the IMC
- International Music Competition Paris, the 7th Rising Stars Grand Prix - International Music Competition Berlin and the VRŠAC International Chamber Music Competition (Serbia). In 2023, the ensemble was awarded the Förderpreis für Musik der Stadt München. As a member of the European Chamber Music Academy (ECMA), Tetra Brass is part of a network in shaping the future world of classical music, based on the great European chamber music traditions. The four musicians have had the privilege to work closely with Hatto Beyerle, Minna Pensola, Johannes Meissl, Karla Haltenwanger and Patrick Jüdt. The quartet studied chamber music with Raphaël Merlin and Reto Bieri at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich. At the FHNW Basel the musicians deepened their skills in the interpretation of contemporary chamber music with Mike Svoboda and Marcus Weiss. As an ambassador for Buffet Crampon, Tetra Brass plays exclusively on instruments by Antoine Courtois.