Australian Discovery Orchestra: Paving the way for the future
BY SAMUEL COTTELL In the past few years, there has been much discussion about a crisis in classical music, particularly for orchestras. This crisis […]
Writer-musicians bring the latest from Australia’s classical and new music scene
BY SAMUEL COTTELL In the past few years, there has been much discussion about a crisis in classical music, particularly for orchestras. This crisis […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Daniel Dean, Max McBride, and Sam Torrens wanted to play Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony so badly that they started a 75-piece orchestra […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE According to Cameron Carpenter, the organ is an “instrument of stereotype, eccentricity, and obscurity”. The American composer and musician leaves all […]
BY LUCY RASH Soprano Justine Anderson is a 2015 Fellow at the Australian National Academy of Music. Her second project for the year ‘Giving […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Michael Leunig. You know, the cartoon artist and comically philosophical poet? Yeah, that Leunig. His work is at the basis of […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ever wondered what goes through the minds of composers when they hear their own work premiered? We do. So we asked […]
BY ANGUS MCPHERSON Solomon John Frank is making a name for himself as one of Sydney’s promising young composers. As the winner of the […]
Emerging and award-winning chamber group Petrichor Sax brings you the Top 5 things you never knew about the saxophone ahead of a performance at […]
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Melbourne percussionist Thea Rossen was awarded the 2014 prize for Most […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE “You can’t come to a new music concert with your ‘Mozart ears’ on,” according to Timothy Phillips. The Melbourne muso and […]
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