Establishing herself as an artist of distinction on the international stage as a teenager, Chloë Hanslip made her BBC Proms début at fourteen and her US concerto début at fifteen. She has gone on to perform at major venues in the UK (Royal Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall) and on the European continent (Wiener Musikverein, Laeiszhalle Hamburg, Louvre and Salle Gaveau, Paris, Hermitage, St Petersburg), as well as Carnegie Hall, New York, Tokyo Metropolitan Arts Space, and Seoul Arts Centre, her playing leading The Strad to remark that ‘Hanslip seduces the senses with a compelling suppleness of dynamic, phrasing and senza-vibrato purity’. She has recently performed concertos with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and Gävle Symfoniorkester, among others, and undertaken a UK tour with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra. In June 2025 she performed the last of her three-part series ‘Bach and Beyond II’ at Turner Sims, University of Southampton, with Danny Driver, and in autumn 2025 will appear on tour with the Aurora Orchestra. Her musical curiosity covers the entire concerto repertoire, from Britten and Delius to Barber and Bernstein. Having a particular passion for contemporary music, she champions works by John Adams, Philip Glass, John Corigliano, Michael Nyman, Huw Watkins, Michael Berkeley, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, and Brett Dean. During the 2024 / 25 season she took part in the European première of Jake Heggie’s Intonations, at the Red Violin Festival, Leeds, inspired by the ‘Violins of Hope’ that were rescued from Auschwitz. Her broad range is also represented by an extensive discography, having lately released discs of the complete Violin Sonatas by Beethoven with Danny Driver. A committed chamber musician, she is a regular participant at festivals across Europe, including the ones in Båstad, Sweden, West Cork, Ireland, Prussia Cove, England, and Kutná Hora, Czech Republik, her recital partners having included Angela Hewitt, Danny Driver, and Charles Owen. Alongside her performing career, she is a Visiting Professor at the Royal Academy of Music and an Ambassador for the charity Future Talent. She recently led a series of masterclasses and performed at the international festival Accordi Musicali, Pescara. She studied with the Russian pedagogue Zakhar Bron and has also worked with Christian Tetzlaff, Robert Masters, Ida Haendel, Salvatore Accardo, and Gerhard Schulz. Chloë Hanslip plays a Nicolò Amati violin kindly loaned to her through the Beare’s International Violin Society by a generous sponsor.