ALBUM REVIEW // Christopher listens to Aksuna’s new release
BY CHRISTOPHER NANKERVIS We would like to welcome Christopher in his first review with CutCommon. Love Child Aksuna (aka Natasha Lin)Independent Release , 2019 Pianist […]
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Lewis goes to the Australian Composers’ Concert
BY LEWIS INGHAM Australian Composers’ Concert Works by Kitty Xiao, Natasha Lin, Julian Yu, Robert Dora, and curators Carol Dixon and Benjamin Bates Melbourne […]
A clef of composers?
BY CAROL SAFFER A troupe of minstrels, a melody of harpists, and an orchestra of musicians are collective nouns used in the music world. […]
My journey into music therapy: India
BY NATASHA LIN After a 14-hour train ride, I had arrived at Varanasi from Kolkata. Looking back, it’s been an inspiring journey, full of […]
WRITER LINE-UP // Natasha Lin, VIC
We’re going to print! In 2018, CutCommon will launch its first ever print magazine. And as far as we know, it’ll also be the […]
Decaying pianos inspire groundbreaking new collective
BY CHLOE SANGER The Piano Graveyard (pictured above) is located outside the tiny town of York in Western Australia on the Wambyn Olive Farm. […]
My journey into music therapy: Van Gogh with school students
BY NATASHA LIN During the month of June, the National Gallery of Victoria education department partnered with the University of Melbourne music therapy department to […]
My journey into music therapy: Palliative care
BY NATASHA LIN Natasha Lin is a Melbourne concert pianist who is training in a Master in Music Therapy. This is the second story […]
My journey into music therapy: Part 1
BY NATASHA LIN Natasha Lin is a concert pianist and educator who has started her journey into music therapy practice. Throughout this year she will […]
Making a Music Venue 102: Natasha Lin, Concert Coordination
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE One year ago, we had a chat with Nick Slaney – a pianist who took on the challenge of creating a […]