#4: Chloé Dominguez Interview

Montreal-based cellist Chloé Dominguez talks chamber music, work with composers and other artists, and her love of Baroque cello, while juggling three kids. Her secret super powers? -- rooting music in pleasure, having a supportive partner and family, and going with the flow. / Episode Notes: ·  Chloé Dominguez’s website: www.chloedominguez.info ·  CIRMMT: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music, Media, and Technology: www.cirmmt.org  ·  Corps Secrets – Duo for cello and dancer; choreographed by Isabelle Van Grimde; composed by Sean Ferguson, performed by Chloé Dominguez and Elijah Brown: youtu.be/CidsPsmSnl8 ·  Impact of Quebec’s Universal Low-Fee Childcare Program on Female Labour Force Participation, Domestic Income, and Government Budgets, by Pierre Fortin, Luc Godbout, and Suzie St-Cerny: tinyurl.com/utoronto-article ·  The Pandemic Created a Childcare Crisis. Mothers Bore the Burden, New York Times, by Claire Cain Miller, May 17, 2021: tinyurl.com/nytimes-childcarecrisis ·  Artist/Mother community & podcast: www.artistmotherpodcast.com ·  Close/Close; for solo cello, electronics & ensemble, by James O’Callaghan, performed by Chloé: soundcloud.com/james-ocallaghan/close-close ·  Graham Sommers Competition, September 2021, featuring Chloé performing new piano trios: www.mcgill.ca/gsc/events // This project was made possible by a generous grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.