**ENTRIES OPEN** 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year Competition
**ENTRIES OPEN FOR YOUNG MUSIC WRITERS IN AUSTRALIA** No experience necessary – just a passion for music In 2016, we launched our inaugural CutCommon […]
2017
Save the Sea: Hungarian masterworks in Hobart
The Derwent Valley Concert Band will team up with the Hobart Wind Symphony for a powerful Hungarian masterworks. The special guest for this concert is […]
How my dual musical identity shaped me
BY SHANE LESTIDEAU One of my favourite expressions goes like this: ‘There’s no path, just walking’. Sometimes I feel as though this describes my career […]
Ella Macens: “I’m learning to love every second of it”
BY ELLA MACENS, AS TOLD TO KATIE MILLER-CRISPE Young composer Ella Macens participated in the Gondwana National Choral School Composer Program, with her work featured […]
Tilman Robinson and Luke Howard @ Dark Mofo
BY THOMAS MISSON Tilman Robinson and Luke Howard Dark Mofo Federation Concert Hall, 15 June The Federation Concert Hall played host to electro-acoustic artists […]
Jessica Gethin: “As artists we are always emerging”
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE At what point does an artist ‘make it’? When they’ve received a Churchill Fellowship? When they’ve won awards and secured contracts across the […]
NAIDOC Week with The Letter String Quartet
The Letter String Quartet collaborate with revered musician Richard J Frankland to present Songs and Stories at Melbourne Recital Centre on July 6 as part […]
Freedom Trail: Enjoying American music today
BY CAROL SAFFER, NEW PALM COURT ORCHESTRA CHAIR In the summer of 2013, Gemma Turvey was in Boston, lying on the grass on Bunker […]
Making a Music Venue 106: Kitty Xiao, performer
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE How do you bring a music performance to life? There’s a small team of emerging artists working hard in Melbourne’s inner […]
Lewis Ingham: Grasp hold of every opportunity
BY LEWIS INGHAM I’m one of the few Melburnians who can look at the winter coat in their wardrobe with the immense satisfaction of knowing […]