How to sing Mozart’s Requiem
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE If you’re a singer – in a choir, or in the shower – you’re bound to come by Mozart’s Requiem. And […]
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Rural Commuters: Lilly Bennett, double bass
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Dedication. It’s learning your parts. It’s developing your technique. It’s rocking up to rehearsal. In fact, for some, it’s embarking on […]
(Literally) Live Reviews // Lewis checks out Spirit Level
Welcome to our CutCommon’s (Literally) Live Reviews – our new video review series that aims to reshape the way we think about arts criticism in […]
Rachel goes to see Adelaide Philharmonia Chorus
BY RACHEL BRUERVILLE Adelaide Philharmonia Chorus Works by Haydn and Schubert Elder Hall, 14 April What’d you miss? A concert featuring some of the […]
Lewis goes to the Australian Composers’ Concert
BY LEWIS INGHAM Australian Composers’ Concert Works by Kitty Xiao, Natasha Lin, Julian Yu, Robert Dora, and curators Carol Dixon and Benjamin Bates Melbourne […]
Celine goes to Faure Requiem
BY CELINE CHONG Faure Requiem Queensland Symphony Orchestra with The Australian Voices QPAC, 7 April What’d you miss? Spoken text and handbells An old […]
Arts news of the week (in 60 seconds)
BY JOHN GLOVER This week, we examine the many structural changes in some of our celebrated arts organisations around the country. We also celebrate […]
How to start your own opera company
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Reckon you can start up your own performance company? Do it. Why not? This “let’s just do it” attitude was adopted […]
EVENTS // Food, wine and music with ASQ
CONTENT COURTESY AUSTRALIAN STRING QUARTET The Australian String Quartet invites lovers of music, food and wine to its three-day festivals in the picturesque Australian […]
Saul Latham: Listening to my brother’s music
BY SAUL LATHAM Thirty years ago, my brother Jabra Latham was a humble, freckly faced boy with a bowl cut and a love of […]