No Genre Out of Place for Gemma Turvey
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The New Palm Court Orchestra isn’t too concerned with limiting its program by era or genre. In fact, the group’s Bridging […]
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When the Montuno Meets the Orchestra
BY SAMUEL COTTELL If you look over the history of Western music, you’ll find there once was a tradition in which composers were also […]
Con Fuoco: James Gath
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s new interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. James Gath has played piano since high school and immediately […]
Coffee, Cake, and Carl Vine
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE A warming cup of freshly brewed coffee, a slice of cake, and some of the greatest classical works that exist. This […]
Growing Up Different: Paul Lewis
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE English classical pianist Paul Lewis discovered music all on his own. As an 8-year-old, he visited a record library each week […]
Classic Flow: When Yoga Meets Live Music
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE What happens when you combine live classical music with yoga? We have no idea. Neither do pianist Sally Whitwell and cellist […]
Coming Home: Harold Gretton
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When guitarist Harold Gretton tours to Australia from his home town of Kehl on the German border, he’ll be coming home. […]
Con Fuoco: Rohan Dasika
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s new interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Raised in Melbourne, Rohan Dasika received a Bachelor of Music from the Australian […]
Beethoven’s Piano Concertos in 15 Fun Facts
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We’re crazy for Beethoven. And we’re pumped that this month the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra will host a series of concerts across […]
Tf3: “The Bad Boys of Classical Music”
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Time for Three is Zachary De Pue (violin), Nicolas Kendall (violin), and Ranaan Meyer (double bass). It’s an ensemble that defies […]