Art and music combine for Live at Level 28
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Imagine: You can hear the abstract sounds of melodies from a nearby space. Wine glass in hand, you stride past an […]
May 2017
Clayderman: Snobbery, going viral, and meeting Paul McCartney
BY SAMUEL COTTELL I feel like I’ve known Richard Clayderman – at least, his music – for a long time. When I was a […]
BATTLECRY! 15% off VYSO with CutCommon
You are a warrior, wielding a bloodied sword and a scarred flag, marching resolutely towards your enemy. You will fight, and you will win. We […]
Is it more important to be seen than heard?
BY CHRISTOPHER HEALEY, COMPOSER Many of us who wear the label of ‘artist’ know that a career in art is like the movie Inception, […]
Roger Heagney composes gods and legends
BY HARRY SDRAULIG What place does religion have in classical music today? Australian composer Roger Heagney spent more than three decades as the music […]
Ensemble Apex goes Vivid
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Think an orchestra can’t get down with it? IGNITE is the event to prove you wrong. DJ Dan Murphy will bring […]
The Grand Tour: A Baroque Road Trip
Australian Baroque Brass returns to St James’ to present a program of Baroque masterpieces with The Choir of St James’ and Tobias Cole (Countertenor). Journeys […]
Sanctuary: The women of Dartington
BY HARRIET CUNNINGHAM There’s been a great deal of talk – and a bit of action, too – about improving gender equity in the […]
Three approaches to performance anxiety
BY JUSTINA LUI Playing music can be an activity which engulfs all of your senses; a wonderful exercise of mindfulness, of being completely in […]
Snap giveaway! Art music with Argo
CutCommon has teamed up with Brisbane music collective Argo to give one of our subscribers a double pass to its upcoming gig, Saturation! Earlier this […]