Chloe Hyun, 18, is an active member in many ensembles, competitions, and music programs in the Tri-State region and internationally. She currently studies at the Eastman School of Music under Renée Jolles, where she will graduate with a Bachelor degree in violin performance. Chloe started her studies at the age of 6 with violinist Elizabeth Kaderabek and spent the remainder of her pre-college studies under Kimberly Fisher, Principal Violinist of the Philadelphia Orchestra. She has also played in masterclasses and received instruction from acclaimed violinists including Jennifer Koh, David Kim, Amy Lee, Robert Chen, William van der Sloot, Guilliame Combet, Kristopher Tong, and many more.

Chloe made her solo debut with the Ambler Symphony Orchestra, as the winner of their Concerto Competition, and she performs regularly at community events and for audiences all around Philadelphia. Chloe qualified for Equity Arc’s Pathways Festival this past winter, performing with the Cincinnati Symphony as part of the organization. She was a student at the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Music Institute (PYOMI) for over ten years, holding concertmistress and principal seats in many of the ensembles throughout her time there.

Chloe was a winner of Settlement Music School's Advanced Study Scholarship, which led to her position as a violinist in the Snitzer Quartet. Chloe continually qualified and ranked highly in the district, regional, and all-state orchestras of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, and she also held the presidential position of her school's chapter in the Music Honors Society, affiliated with the National Association for Music Education. Chloe has spent summers at highly competitive programs, most recently attending the Bowdoin International Music Festival.

Outside of her personal studies, Chloe has maintained a private violin studio for several years, coaching audition prep and practice techniques to a wide range of levels and ages. She teaches online, in homes, and out her own studio.