Brisbane’s Argo turns best-selling book into space opera
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ever wondered what another universe would sound like? Brisbane classical/electronic duo Argo will show you this month when they set best-selling […]
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Con Fuoco: Louis Nicholl
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging artists in Australia. Louis Nicoll is a Melbourne classical pianist studying his third year […]
Nostalgia Ascending
BY CAMPBELL BANKS Lark Ascending Melbourne Symphony Orchestra with Richard Tognetti Hamer Hall, 20 August After seeing the program for this Melbourne Symphony […]
Halcyon: The Poet’s Voice
Regarded as a leading exponent of new vocal music, Sydney-based Halcyon presents stunning performances of vocal chamber music from around the world, with a special […]
Australian Art Orchestra brings music to old hydro-electric town
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE There’s gonna be a whole lotta music going on this month in the tiny town of Tarraleah. From today until September […]
Con Fuoco: Julia Nicholls
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Perth violinist Julia Nicholls is in her third […]
6 composer dads who were hidden champions
BY MADELEINE ROYCROFT It’s time to acknowledge the underappreciated champions of classical music history: composer dads. In celebration of Father’s Day, we bring you […]
Photoblog: Rubiks’ Kaylie and Tamara in Darmstadt
BY TAMARA KOHLER Kaylie and Tamara from Rubiks take on the 48th International Summer Course for New Music, Darmstadt. You can see Rubiks present songbirdsongs in […]
Artistic leader Anna McMichael on how to do it all (at once)
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Anna McMichael is co-artistic director of the Tyalgum Music Festival. And a violinist in Ironwood Chamber Ensemble. Not to mention that, […]
Exploring Australia’s history with…beatboxing?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Let’s look back a few centuries to 1616. Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog, on his ship Eendracht, landed off the coast of […]