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Praised for her “warmth and clarity” and “simply spellbinding” playing, Chloë has already established herself as an artist of distinction on the international stage. She made her BBC Proms debut at 14 and her US concerto debut at 15, and has performed at major venues across the UK, Europe, the US and the Far East. Violinist Chloë Hanslip is this year's Principal Artist at the Hertfordshire Festival of Music. - Credit: Kaupo Kikkas. Supplied by Hertfordshire Festival of Music. During this year’s festival, Chloë will perform as a soloist with the Hertfordshire Festival Orchestra i...

The Brodsky Quartet at Kings Place Brodsky Quartet Albion Quartet London Philharmonic Orchestra   At Kings Place, the Brodsky Quartet rounded off its late-Beethoven series with op.130. Preceding the quartet with a suitably introverted account of Purcell’s G minor Chacony served to underline certain antique qualities in the Beethoven that sometimes go underappreciated. It also lightened the alien landscape of the first movement, adding 18th-century character and conventions. Perhaps the movement’s climax lacked a degree of precision and intensity – the chilly mood of a socially distance...