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 […]
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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 […]
A Day in the Orchestra
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Are you a young muso living in Queensland? Get this – the Queensland Symphony Orchestra wants you to rock up for […]
Leading Korean and Australian Percussion Groups Unite
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The music of Korea and Australia will be fused in a world first collaboration between leading percussion groups from each nation in […]
Con Fuoco: Anne Boothroyd
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s new interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Anne Boothroyd is completing her third year of a Bachelor […]
Duo Histoire: When Guitar and Sax Collide
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When saxophonist Nick Russoniello studied at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, he was on the hunt for a guitarist to try […]
Con Fuoco: John Keene
Welcome to the launch of Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s new interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. John Keene has been playing the double bass since […]
Breaking Piano Stools: Jack Barnes
BY THOMAS MISSON Is their piece harder? Are the playing faster than me? Are they younger than me? Did they start playing seriously before […]
Discover: Sibelius and the Magic of Scandinavia
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE If you think this winter is cold, try to imagine what Sibelius experienced during his life in Finland. Yet, his love […]
“Liberating”: Allison Bell talks avant-garde
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Tasmanian-born soprano Allison Bell’s haunting voice has been heard by audiences across Australia and Europe, awarding the young singer with scholarships, prizes, […]