IMG Artists
CHLOE HANSLIP
“Chloé Hanslip here gives formidably mature performances, marked by dazzling virtuosity, flawless intonation, phenomenal
attack and above all a genuine depth ofexpression and sensitivity matched to the style of each piece”
Gramophone Magazine, November 2001
Chloé Hanslip was born in 1987 in Guildford, Surrey and has been playing the violin since she was two. When
she was five she performed to the legendary violinist and mentor Lord Yehudi Menuhin and subsequently, at his
invitation, studied with Natasha Boyarskaya at the Menuhin School.
In 1995 she began studying in Germany with Professor Zakhar Bron, the teacher of Maxim Vengerov and
Vadim Repin, two of today's foremost young violinists. In addition to her lessons with Professor Bron, Chloé
has taken part in masterclasses and received guidance from the great violinists Shlomo Mintz, Ida Haendel,
Salvatore Accardo, Ruggiero Ricci and Maxim Vengerov.
At the age of four Chloé performed solo at the Purcell Room and by ten had played in major concert halls
throughout Europe and North America including Carnegie Hall in New York and the Royal Albert Hall in
London.
In 1997 Chloé was featured in a television documentary in Germany with Igor Oistrakh and Prof. Bron. She was
also featured in the BBC documentary Can You Make A Genius? screened in 2001 on BBC1 and played the
child prodigy violinist alongside Ralph Fiennes and Liv Tyler in the film Onegin.
Chloé has an exclusive recording contract with Warner Classics UK and at 13 was the youngest ever artist to be
signed to the label. Her debut album, recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra under Paul Mann, was
released in September 2001 to great critical acclaim. Her second CD, a recording of Bruch Concerti 1 & 3 with
the LSO under Lawrence Foster, will be released in Autumn 2002.
Chloé has received numerous awards for her playing including first prize and four special prizes in the 2nd
International Violin Competition in Novosibirsk (Siberia) resulting in concerts in Russia, France and Japan. In
2000 she was awarded a Scholarship by the Sibelius Foundation, one of Norway’s highest honours, presented
by the Finnish Ambassador. Also in 2000 she was nominated by Justus Frantz for the Prix Davidoff.
In July 2001 Chloé gave a private recital at Frogmore House, Windsor, for His Royal Highness, the Duke of
Edinburgh and performed at St. James’ Palace in December 2001 before the Princess Royal. Chloé has been
invited to perform again for the Duke of Edinburgh at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
In October 2001 Chloé performed at the Royal Albert Hall with the Philharmonia Orchestra and at New Year
she gave two performances of the Mendelssohn Concerto as soloist with the London Symphony Orchestra at the
Barbican. She recently performed Bruch Concerto No.1 with the City of London Sinfonia to great acclaim and
future plans include concerto performances with The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the BBC Philharmonic, the
Senderjyllands Symfoniorkester and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. Chloé will make her concerto debut
in Japan, with the Tokyo Philharmonic, in 2003.
In addition to her musical achievements Chloé has German and Music ‘A’ Level to her credit.
Chloé plays a 1735 Guarneri ‘del Gesu’ violin, courtesy of Ealing Strings
April 2002
For any further information, please contact Kathryn Enticott at IMG Artists, London
Tel: 00 44 20 8233 5800 / Fax: 00 44 20 8233 5801 / www.imgartists.com
IMG Artists
Chloé Hanslip
"Hanslip revealed a musical intelligence of the first order. Her tone is sweet and
large, her approach to phrasing thoughtful, her tuning impeccable and her sense of
structure remarkably well developed"
The Strad, March 2002
she clearly possesses a rare musical intelligence, a zest for performance, and the
makings of an impressive technique"
Richard Morrison, The Times, 2 January 2002
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“You have a fantastic talent. It is a great responsibility.”
Maxim Vengerov - 2000
“You are a wonderful virtuoso.”
Ida Haendel - 2000
“You have such a wonderful perfect technique, I can't tell you more, you just have
to relax and play. Incredible, incredible!”
Maxim Vengerov, Masterclass, Channel 4 - 1998
“From the first time of hearing Chloé Elise Hanslip play in Vienna, July 1995, I
was aware that she possessed extraordinary talent. She has a unique intuition, and
because of this remarkable insight which is not normal at this age, her
performances are those of a very mature musician. I am confident that the name of
Chloé will be in the elite list of world renowned violin players”
Zakhar Bron, Professor of Violin, Musikhochschule, Lubeck - 1997
“From the first moment ofplaying it was evident to me that here is a rare and very
precious musical talent. But above all, her sincere musical sensitivity and sheer
happiness ofplaying the violin convinced me that she has the potential to become
an outstanding violinist”.
Itzhak Rashkovsky, Professor of Violin, Royal College of Music, London - 1997
“Chloé is the most adorable little girl I have ever seen. Rarely have I seen such an
inner serenity, sense of space and poise. Chloé will be a very fine violinist”.
Lord Yehudi Menuhin - 1993
Chioé Hanslip General Management
“Chloé Hanslip here gives formidably mature performances, marked by
dazzling virtuosity, flawless intonation, phenomenal attack and above alla
genuine depth of expression and sensitivity matched to the style of each
piece”
Gramophone Magazine, November 2001
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Chloé Hanslip was born in 1987 in Guildford, Surrey and has been
playing the viotin since she was two. When she was five she performed to
the legendary violinist and mentor Lord Yehudi Menuhin and
subsequently, at his invitation, studied with Natasha Boyarskaya at the
Menuhin School.
In 1995 she began studying in Germany with Professor Zakhar Bron, the
teacher of Maxim Vengerov and Vadim Repin, two of today's foremost
young violinists. In addition to her lessons with Professor Bron, Chloé has
taken part in masterclasses and received guidance from the great violinists Shlomo Mintz, Ida
Haendel, Salvatore Accardo, Ruggiero Ricci and Maxim Vengerov.
At the age of four Chloé performed solo at the Purcell Room and by ten had played in major
concert halls throughout Europe and North America including Carnegie Hall in New York and the
Royal Albert Hall in London.
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In 1997 Chloé was featured in a television documentary in Germany with Igor Oistrakh and Prof.
Bron. She was also featured in the BBC documentary Can You Make A Genius? screened earlier
this year on BBC1 and played the child prodigy violinist alongside Ralph Fiennes and Liv Tyler in
the film Onegin.
Chloé has an exclusive recording contract with Warner Classics UK and at 13 was the youngest
ever artist to be signed to the label. Her debut album, recorded with the London Symphony
Orchestra under Paul Mann, was released in September 2001 to great critical acclaim. Her second
CD, a recording of Bruch Concerti 1 & 3 with the LSO under Lawrence Foster, will be released in
Autumn 2002.
Chloé has received numerous awards for her playing including first prize and four special prizes in
the 2nd International Violin Competition in Novosibirsk (Siberia) resulting in concerts in Russia,
France and Japan. In 2000 she was awarded a Scholarship by the Sibelius Foundation, one of
Norway's highest honours, presented by the Finnish Ambassador. Also in 2000 she was
nominated by Justus Frantz for the Prix Davidoff.
In July 2001 Chloé gavea private recital at Frogmore House, Windsor, for His Royal Highness, the
Duke of Edinburgh and has been invited to perform at St. James’ Palace in December before the
Princess Royal.
In October 2001 Chloé performed at the Royal Albert Hall with the Philharmonia Orchestra and at
New Year she gave two performances of the Mendelssohn Concerto as soloist with the London
Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican. Future plans include concerto performances with the
London Mozart Players, The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the BBC Philharmonic, the
Senderjyllands Symfoniorkester and the City of London Sinfonia.
in addition to her musical achievements Chloé has German and Music ‘A’ Level to her credit.
Chloé plays a 1735 Guarneri ‘del Gesu’ violin, courtesy of Ealing Strings
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