Chloe Arentz

Chloe is a lyric soprano holding a Bachelor of Music (Honours) from UQ with a focus in classical cabaret art song and, as of 2026, she is continuing on her tertiary studies with a Masters of Music at the Queensland Conservatorium.

She has performed roles in excerpts from operas including Sivene from Le Cinesi (Gluck), Fleurette from Christopher Columbus (Offenbach) and Aunt Norris from Mansfield Park (Dove). As a concert soloist, she has also performed as Lieschen from The Coffee Cantata (Bach) as well as the soprano solos in Schubert’s Mass in G, Rutter’s Requiem and Kodaly’s Missa Brevis. Chloe has been a soprano choral scholar at St. John’s College UQ (2017-2020) and Holy Trinity Fortitude Valley (2023) and, over her time in Brisbane, has also been a guest singer at St. John’s Cathedral, St Stephen’s Cathedral, St Andrew’s Uniting and Christchurch St Lucia.

Chloe has also performed in the chorus for UQ’s productions of The Fairy Queen and Dido and Aeneas (both by Purcell). She has also been a member of The Queensland Choir, Bach Society of Queensland and Brisbane Chorale for various performances spanning a wide range of repertoire from Handel Messiah, Vivaldi Gloria and Mozart Requiem to compositions by living composers.

Chloe is very grateful and delighted to return for another year singing with The Chronicle Singers and looks forward to sharing concerts with great meaning and storytelling.