CONTENT COURTESY MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Dark and delicious, Humperdinck’s telling of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale is bewitching, beguiling fun for all folk who wish to live happily ever after. About […]
BY CHRISTOPHER LEON (CUTCOMMON’S GLOBAL EDITOR) FOR LEVEL AND GAIN As an Emmy Award-winning composer and the musical mind behind some of gaming’s most iconic […]
BY JASMINE MIDDLETON It shouldn’t have to be a novelty that an educational organisation achieves gender equality across its staff and student base. But unfortunately, […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE A music degree can be an intense – and intensely rewarding – life experience. It doesn’t matter how old we are, or […]
CONTENT COURTESY OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS, EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY The Simon Lee Foundation Scholarship will enable a gifted and committed commencing […]
BY DR DIANA TOLMIE The population of Australian musicians largely live portfolio careers involving music and non-music contract and DIY employment. And, as we know, […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Music education matters. Whether you first picked up an instrument at school, you’re working full-time in an orchestra, or you’re just entering […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I first heard the Glenn Miller Orchestra was still touring 100,000 miles a year, my heart jolted: I had missed the […]
CONTENT COURTESY TURA NEW MUSIC Tura New Music is heading East in November and December with Kimberley Echoes, to New South Wales, Victoria, and the ACT after Darwin. Kimberley Echoes is a […]
CONTENT COURTESY DOTS+LOOPS This December 7, join Dots+Loops for Nonstop, a 6-hour celebration of Brisbane and Australia’s most adventurous musicians and artists, spread across two […]
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