Tomislav Žužak, renowned Croatian saxophonist, stands out for his virtuosity, musical eclecticism, and commitment to contemporary music. Soloist, chamber musician, and educator.
He is a member of the Papandopulo Quartet and teaches at several prestigious institutions.
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Tomislav Žužak (1978) is one of Croatia’s most acclaimed saxophonists.
An artist of exceptional interpretative technique, he cultivates a wide repertoire that spans diverse styles, with a strong focus on contemporary music.
A graduate of the Academy of Music in Zagreb under Dragan Sremec, Tomislav Žužak continued his studies at the Paris Conservatoire with Jean-Yves Fourmeau and Philippe Portejoie.
He further enriched his artistic development through workshops led by world-renowned maestros:
➤ Jean-Marie Londeix
➤ Eugène Rousseau
➤ Claude Delangle
A versatile artist, Tomislav Žužak has given numerous chamber music recitals as well as solo performances with orchestra.
He has recorded several albums, both as a soloist and with his saxophone quartet.
Since 2008, he has been a member of the Papandopulo Quartet, with which he performs regularly on national and international stages.
Awarded several prizes in Croatia and abroad, he is also a respected pedagogue.
Today, Tomislav Žužak teaches saxophone at the University of Zagreb, the University of Sarajevo, and the Samobor School of Music.
He is also the founder and co-organizer of the Jaska Saxophone School, and leads workshops for the Croatian Musical Youth.
