PRINT LAUNCH // OFFICIAL VENUE MAP, ISSUE #2

GRAB YOUR COPY OF CUTCOMMON IN 2019

Hey, there. You found us.

We’re posting 2,500 copies of this little music mag across the country this year. Want one? They’re totally free for everyone. We’re cool like that.

Check out the venues and dates listed below in our national Roving Launch map to see where they’ll pop up. We’ll be rolling out dates right here as they happen, which means this page is very much alive and will be updated throughout the year.

So you can find us any time you like, we’ve placed a trusty icon on every page of CutCommon. You can click through to come back right to the map. Make sure you check back in if you have found a specific location you’re keen to rock up to!

NOTE: Venues without live events, such as universities and arts locations, will host CutCommon magazines from late-March 2019 onward, until all copies have been picked up. We’re now doing the postage rounds and they’re coming to you from Tasmania, so you can expect to see them pop up soon!

Is “TBA” next to the music event you’d like to see? This means it’s “to be announced”. The concert details might be under embargo (oooh, exclusive). Or, the musicians might be making their final event arrangements. We’ll reveal the dates as soon as we can 🙂

VIC

NSW

  • Ensemble Apex *live event! Ensemble Apex: Adams & Mahler, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, 14 March 
  • Sydney Youth Orchestras *live event! Briger conducts Janacek and Brahms, Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, 24 March
  • Sydney Conservatorium of Music
  • Goethe-Institut (Woollahra)
  • University of New South Wales
  • FilmHarmonia Orchestra *live event! Untamed, Harold Park Community Hall, 1 June
  • Central Coast Conservatorium
  • Modest Orchestra *live event! (TBA)
  • Phoenix Collective *live event! The Baroque Bizarre, Hunter Baillie Annandale, 12 May

TAS

  • Tasmanian Youth Orchestra *live event! Program 1 – Churchill’s Choice, Stanley Burbury Theatre, University of Tasmania, 6 April
  • University of Tasmania Conservatorium of Music

WA

QLD

  • Dots+Loops *live events! (TBA)
  • Dots+Loops Festival *live event! (TBA)
  • Guitar Brisbane *live events! (TBA)
  • Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
  • Simply for Strings

ACT

  • National Capital Orchestra feat. Andrew Rumsey *live event! Rach & Rumsey, Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre, 16 June
  • Canberra Youth Orchestra/Music for Canberra *live event! Soloist: 2019 CYO Concerto Competition Winner, Llewellyn Hall, 21 September 
  • Luminescence Chamber Singers *live event! (TBA)
  • Canberra Sinfonia *live event! (TBA)
  • Canberra International Music Festival *live events! CIMF, Fitters’ Workshop between 2-12 May  
  • Australian National University School of Music

SA

  • Adelaide Symphony Orchestra – foyer area
  • UKARIA Cultural Centre *live event! Orava Quartet, UKARIA, 18 August
  • Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation

VARIOUS

Stay tuned as we roll out more concert dates! Questions? Email Steph – print@cutcommonmag.com.

CutCommon is a free magazine, and we don’t make a profit. So why do we do this? We want to empower the musicians, composers, and arts administrators of Australia to have their stories shared.

If you like, you can shout us a coffee for the work we put into the mag. 

No amount too much or little. Thank you for supporting this independent voice in Australian arts journalism 🙂

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Our cover features Madeleine Jevons of the Penny Quartet, supplied, captured by WILK.

*Note about Affinity: We originally listed 18 March as our Affinity launch date. If you rocked up and didn’t catch the mag, it’s because we experienced an Australia Post mix-up. Fun times. We’ll be at Affinity in May to make up for the error, and look forward to seeing you then.

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