Con Fuoco: Elise Jeffrey
BY LEAH BLANKENDAAL Welcome to Con Fuoco, CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians in Australia. Born in Perth, Elise Jeffrey began piano lessons […]
2016
Requiem: Polyphonic Voices and the Adelaide Chamber Singers collaborate
Since its inception in 2013, Melbourne chamber choir Polyphonic Voices has quickly established itself as one of Australia’s most exciting young vocal ensembles, becoming renowned […]
CutCommon subscriber opportunities in October
There’s plenty of activity across the Australian arts scene this October. Check out some of these highlights to learn how you can use your subscription […]
From medicine to guitar: Yunjia Liu’s journey
BY YUNJIA LIU The Melbourne guitarist, composer, singer, and amateur photographer tells us about her journey from studying medicine in Beijing to expressing herself […]
O Bratsche, Where Art Thou?
BY CAMPBELL BANKS Let them eat cake. And drink coffee. And let it be free, too. This will help entice them to come to […]
Live Review: Francois Rabbath and Son
BY RHYS GRAY Francois Rabbath and Son 18 September, Peacock Theatre Many people like to attribute human characteristics to instruments; the loud, perhaps […]
Hot Off the Press: Sydney composers join forces
BY ANGUS DAVISON In February this year, I bid a fond farewell to Hobart and boarded a plane to Sydney. I was off […]
How to invoice like a pro
BY SUSAN DE WEGER Why is it so uncomfortable for freelance classical musicians to talk about money? Freelancers in other industries, particularly tradesmen, manage […]
CutCommon reveals plans to livestream
Are you ready to hear classical music in Australia like you’ve never heard it before? CutCommon is ready to bring it to you. We are […]
Katia Beaugeais’ First Light at Uluru
BY KATIA BEAUGEAIS Under the direction of Dr John Lynch, The Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony will perform the world premiere of Katia Beaugeais’ First […]