classical music magazines

How Theodore Shapiro composed The School for Good and Evil

November 8, 2022

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The School for Good and Evil is a tale of heroes, villains, and their training ground. For composer Theodore Shapiro, this story […]

Animal heartbeats and human breath share a story of the universe in Cosmic Time

November 3, 2022

BY CUTCOMMON Cosmic Time is a journey through the elements of the universe. Animal heartbeats, microtonal tubes, singing bowls, and human breath are just a […]

Aditya Bhat is going to perform in the ANAM Chamber Music Festival

November 3, 2022

BY CUTCOMMON Four concerts. Two days. A whole bunch of talented instrumentalists performing at their best. This is the ANAM Chamber Music Festival. It’s a […]

Alex Allan is going to perform in the ANAM Chamber Music Festival

November 3, 2022

BY CUTCOMMON Four concerts. Two days. A whole bunch of talented instrumentalists performing at their best. This is the ANAM Chamber Music Festival. It’s a […]

LIVE REVIEW // Martin experiences UKARIA 24 – New Paths

November 3, 2022

BY MARTIN CHENEY We would like to welcome Martin in his first contribution to CutCommon! UKARIA 24: New PathsLawrence Power (curator), Alessio Bax (piano), Vilde […]

Nick Russoniello’s new album is an Aussie throwback to the Roaring Twenties

November 2, 2022

BY CUTCOMMON Ever heard a C melody saxophone? Probably not. This unusual instrument from the saxophone family was all the rage in the 1920s — […]

“Wherever you are in your journey, it’s time to prioritise performance health”

October 31, 2022

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE You’d be hard-pressed to find a musician who hasn’t experienced injury. From a stiff neck to a painful finger, full-blown tendonitis to […]