Solomon John Frank: From Star Wars to Rinehart
BY ANGUS MCPHERSON Solomon John Frank is making a name for himself as one of Sydney’s promising young composers. As the winner of the […]
October 2015
Top 5 Things You Never Knew About Sax
Emerging and award-winning chamber group Petrichor Sax brings you the Top 5 things you never knew about the saxophone ahead of a performance at […]
Con Fuoco: Thea Rossen
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Melbourne percussionist Thea Rossen was awarded the 2014 prize for Most […]
CD Review: I Was Flying
BY ANTONIA ZAPPIA ‘I Was Flying’ Sally Whitwell Label: ABC Classics Sally Whitwell’s latest album is a collaborative kaleidoscope of intrigue and wonder. […]
Live Review: Nexas Saxophone Quartet
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘Folklore’ Nexas Saxophone Quartet Glebe Justice Centre 24 October The Glebe Justice Centre is a large and spacious hall, yet […]
Live Review: Hourglass Beach
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘Hourglass Beach’ The Hourglass Ensemble Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House, October 23 In true form to its aesthetic and mission statement […]
CutCommon named ‘Classical Music Site of the Month’
CutCommon has been named as Limelight Magazine’s ‘Classical Music Site of the Month’ for November 2015. To read the article, pick up a copy of […]
Arcko: Making New Music Familiar
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE “You can’t come to a new music concert with your ‘Mozart ears’ on,” according to Timothy Phillips. The Melbourne muso and […]
Live Review: Davison’s ‘The Fine Art of Conversation’ premiered
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE ‘Exaltation’ The Huon Quartet featuring Elinor Lea and Rohana O’Malley (violins), Douglas Coghill (viola), Jane Tallon (cello), joined by clarinettist Andrew […]
Con Fuoco: Julia Olding
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Julia Olding is in her final year of a Bachelor of […]