Tatiana Gavrilova was born in Belarus.She graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Music as pianist and singer in the vocal department (class of professor, Honored Artist of Belarus L.Kolos). She has been a probationer since 2003 and a soloist of the Bolshoi opera company of Belarus since 2004.

Tatiana Gavrilova took part in cycle of Baroque music concerts realized by «Chamber soloists Minsk» by conducting of Dmitry Zubov (Moscow), where she St John Passion by Johann Sebastian Bach and Stabat Mater by G.B. Pergolesi performed. In 2014, the concert took place in the Chamber Grand Hall of Saint Petersburg State Philharmonia.

At the invitation of Tajik Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre of Sadridin Ayni she sang the part of Violetta in La Traviata (Dushanbe, 2014). As a guest soloist she sang the part of Violetta in the performances of the Tatar State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Musa Jalil in Holland 2013. As a guest soloist she sang the part of Gilda in the performances of the Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre in 2017.In 2019 she took part in the production of “Don Giovanni» by Mozart (Donna Anna) in the Wrozlaw opera (Poland).

Her repertoire includes:

Marfa "The Tsar's Bride",

Princess Beloved Beauty “Kashchey the Deathless”,

Snegurochka “Snegurochka”,

Michaela "Carmen" ,

Gilda “Rigoletto”,

Violetta “La Traviata”,

Mimi « La Boheme» Liú "Turandot"

Dona Anna “Don Giovanni”

Pamina "The Magic Flute",

Countess "The Wedding of Figaro".

Rosina «The Barber of Seville»

Hanna «The seasons» Haydn

«St. Matthew passion» Bach

Winterreise Schubert

Certificate of the International Antonín Dvořák Singing Competition in Karlovy Vary (Czech’s Republic, 2001)

Winner of the International S.Krushevitskaya Singing Competition in L’vov (Ukraine, 2003)

Winner of the National L.Aleksandroyskaya Singing Competition (Minsk, Belarus, 2004)

Winner of the International Festival in Pyongyang (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, 2005)

The first winner of the Iternational singing competition «Vissi d’arte» (Czech’s Republic,2019)