AYO: What’s in it for me, anyway?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The Australian Youth Orchestra launches the careers of emerging performers, arts administrators, broadcasters, and writers. This is a statement that I […]
2018
Seeking sponsorship for our national publication
CutCommon is growing. In an era that challenges the existence of arts publications, ours continues to thrive. CutCommon’s annual readership is evolving year-on-year. In 2018, […]
Con Fuoco | Aidan Gabriels, French horn
Welcome to Con Fuoco, our interview series with emerging artists in Australia. Perth-born Aidan Gabriels comes from a family of four, all of whom […]
Behind the Curtain | Lindy Hume, director
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE So you’ve been to see the opera. Maybe you were a concertgoer, taken aback by the majestic staging and tales of […]
Con Fuoco | Sarah Chang, violin
Welcome to Con Fuoco, our interview series with emerging artists in Australia. Sarah Chang is in Year 12, and her career success has already […]
Live review // James goes to the theatre
BY JAMES WHITING A Doll’s House Bard on the Beach Starring Penny Day, Nicholas Glendhill, Robert Gray, Matt Oxley, Shannon Thomas, and Patricia Rowling […]
MICMC COUNTDOWN // Artistic Director Wilma Smith
BY JOSEPH ASQUITH Join us throughout the week as we bring you our official countdown to the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition, kicking off July […]
Live Review // James goes to Omega Ensemble
BY JAMES WHITING Fairy Tales: Schumann, Bruch and Borodin Omega Ensemble: Samuel Hogarth (piano), Airena Nakamura (violin), Maria Raspopova (piano), David Rowden (clarinet), Paul […]
Solo timpani for half an hour? Challenge accepted.
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Diaphanous Nebulosities. Say it out loud, and it’s even better. The concept of this new composition is just as ambitious as […]
MICMC COUNTDOWN // A chat with the Clarendon Trio
BY LAURA BIEMMI Join us throughout the week as we bring you our official countdown to the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition, kicking off July […]