Chloë Dickens

Hailing from the UK, Chloë Dickens is an award-winning violinist based in Queens, NY. Under the tutelage of David Adams, Concertmaster of Welsh National Opera, she achieved first-class honours in her Bachelor’s degree in Classical Performance at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Most recently Chloe completed her masters degree in Classical Performance with Daniel Phillips (founding member of the Orion Quartet – Chamber Music at Lincoln Center) at the Aaron Copland School of Music.

Chloë is a founding member of the Alegría Ensemble, made up of Queens College graduates who are championed for their diverse programming and engaging family concerts. Having begun Suzuki Violin at the age of five herself, Chloë teaches young violinists Suzuki method at the Eisman Center for Preparatory Studies in Music at Queens College. She plays weekly with the Collegium Musicum, a Manhattan-based professional orchestra dedicated to supporting early-career musicians through abundant ensemble music-making opportunities and career development resources.

She is very excited for the varying teaching and performing opportunities that await her in her first year as a full-time freelancer, and how they will help her continue to discover her musical voice in one of the most culturally and musically diverse cities in the world.