Chloe Sanger

6 young musicians tell us about the powers of new music and collaboration

November 27, 2019

BY SIX-FOUR AND SPIRAL, AS TOLD TO CUTCOMMON Melbourne new music ensemble six-four is this week set to team up with like-minded Sydney group SPIRAL […]

Melbourne’s contemporary chamber group has reimagined Radiohead

May 10, 2019

BY KIYA VAN DER LINDEN-KIAN There seems a growing push for the classical music scene to grow past traditional biases and break new ground. Barriers […]

A chat with Matthew Teodori, line upon line

November 14, 2018

BY CHLOE SANGER Matthew Teodori, Adam Bedell, and Cullen Faulk are line upon line. This Austin-based new music trio has recently returned home from […]

Why I’m totally looking forward to six-four

October 12, 2018

BY SIX-FOUR, AS TOLD TO STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I first heard about six-four’s upcoming gig, I was like: This is seriously awesome. The art music-loving sextet […]

Live review // Chloe hears Bach, Bloch and Brahms

June 7, 2018

BY CHLOE SANGER Bach, Bloch and Brahms Danae Killian (piano), Barbara Hornung (viola) St Stephen’s Anglican Church, Richmond, 20 May Pianist Danae Killian […]

Live review // Chloe sees Xani and Vaudrey

April 26, 2018

BY CHLOE SANGER Songs and Strings Xani Kolac and Richard Vaudrey Melbourne Recital Centre, 7 April Xani Kolac and Richard Vaudrey teamed up […]

Chloe Sanger goes to Ensemble Three

March 14, 2018

BY CHLOE SANGER Undercurrents Ensemble Three Featuring works by Harry Sdraulig, Jane Hammond, Elliot Hughes, Katy Abbott, Jake Donohue Melbourne Recital Centre, 19 Feb […]