Eileen Joyce: Five fun facts with Julia Hastings
After a sell-out premiere season in 2015, Melbourne classical pianist Julia Hastings returns with her original one-woman show Fame, Fortune & Lies: The Life and Music […]
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Sascha Kelly on why Moneypenny is gold
BY SASCHA KELLY Moneypenny is not my idea. It’s been an amalgamation of several concepts that friends of mine have suggested. Justina Lui was […]
CutCommon launches subscriber service
**CutCommon has now launched its Subscriber service! Click here to join us and explore all our benefits!** We have spent more than two years […]
Brisbane’s Argo turns best-selling book into space opera
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ever wondered what another universe would sound like? Brisbane classical/electronic duo Argo will show you this month when they set best-selling […]
Australian Art Orchestra brings music to old hydro-electric town
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE There’s gonna be a whole lotta music going on this month in the tiny town of Tarraleah. From today until September […]
Artistic leader Anna McMichael on how to do it all (at once)
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Anna McMichael is co-artistic director of the Tyalgum Music Festival. And a violinist in Ironwood Chamber Ensemble. Not to mention that, […]
Chris Perren talks no-nonsense about Nonsemble
BY MYLES OAKEY, CUTCOMMON YOUNG WRITER OF THE YEAR Composer and guitarist Chris Perren has honed a compositional sound which he explores through a […]
Kane Moroney: My journey into classical music
BY KANE MORONEY I remember the catalyst well – the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Melbourne Town Hall. I would have been about 14 […]
At what point do we stop emerging?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE I’ve been wondering something lately, and I don’t think I’m alone. What does it mean to be an ‘emerging’ artist? And when […]
Taking a breath with Dan O’Connor
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE For Dan O’Connor, the function of a musician’s breath is as significant as the sound it produces through the instrument. In […]