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BY ALEX CHILDS AND SOPHIE DAHM (COLOURFUL COLLECTIVE), WITH INTRODUCTION AND POEM BY ROSE DE LA MONTAÑA (GUITAR) d e b r i s is […]
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BY ALEX CHILDS AND SOPHIE DAHM (COLOURFUL COLLECTIVE), WITH INTRODUCTION AND POEM BY ROSE DE LA MONTAÑA (GUITAR) d e b r i s is […]
BY CYRUS MEURANT AS TOLD TO CUTCOMMON Cyrus’ composition Concertino for Clarinet and String Quartet will be performed by the Omega Ensemble at the National […]
BY YELIAN HE AS TOLD TO CUTCOMMON Yelian He is nicknamed the “Kung Fu Cellist” after his prowess in the Chinese martial art Wing Chun. […]
BY LAURA BARTON We would like to welcome Laura in her first blog as a CutCommon contributor. I’m a violinist at the Australian National […]
BY ROSE DE LA MONTAÑA After six gruelling, enjoyable, challenging, and enlightening years of study, I’ve recently completed my Master of Music in Music Performance with […]
BY SIX-FOUR, AS TOLD TO STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I first heard about six-four’s upcoming gig, I was like: This is seriously awesome. The art music-loving sextet […]
BY MARK BOSCH One of the stranger protests I’ve been to – Tuesday night’s “counter-projection event” at the Sydney Opera House – felt nevertheless appropriate […]
BY JACINDA JAENSCH AS TOLD TO CUTCOMMON Earlier this year, we published a feature with Jacinda Jaensch – founder of new Australian fashion label Cadenza […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE This story was first published in October 2017 in the Kill Your Darlings literary journal as part of the inaugural KYD New […]
BY DEBORAH CHEETHAM AO In this blog, Yorta Yorta composer, soprano, and Short Black Opera artistic director Deborah Cheetham AO writes about the creation of […]
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