The Quarteto Carlos Gomes has an incredible repertoire explained by the collective and individual trajectories of its members. Composed of Claudio Cruz (conductor and musical director of the São Paulo Youth Symphony Orchestra, and winner of the Grammy Awards), Adonhiran Reis (Concertmaster of the UFRJ Symphony Orchestra, professor at the Brazilian Conservatory of Music, and former Concertmaster of the Ribeirão Preto Symphony Orchestra), Gabriel Marin (violist of the University of São Paulo Symphony Orchestra and former principal viola of the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra), and Alceu Reis (Grammy Award winner, who as the first cellist led the orchestras of the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro, the São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra, and the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra). The quartet's main objectives are to promote Brazilian and Latin American music, as well as to disseminate a vast repertoire of chamber works that are seldom explored, most of which have no published editions or previous recordings. They carry out constant research work in libraries and museums. Comprised of four of the most important musicians in the national scene, the ensemble has been surprising the music scene and receiving laudatory reviews from their peers. They perform concerts in various cities across the country, collaborating with renowned artists such as cellist Antonio Meneses. In 2018, they were awarded the Bravo Prize for the Best Classical Music CD category.