4 classical music concerts you can check out in August
BY CUTCOMMON The Melbourne Recital Centre scheduled some ripper gigs in its July program: popular guitar brothers Ziggy & Miles had commissioned a new piece […]
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Alice Chance recorded three generations of women for this emotive “mother-daughter motet”
BY CUTCOMMON Alice Chance comes from a long line of “very creative, tough-as-nails women”. Her deep connection to family is explored in her composition Heirloom. […]
Skype call inspires brave and personal composition ‘Selfless’
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE In 2018, Allison Wright and Bec Plexus connected via Skype. Their conversation was deeply personal, and would affect the future of their […]
EVENTS // Iniquitous Creatures with Rubiks Collective
CONTENT COURTESY RUBIKS ENSEMBLE Melbourne’s vibrant contemporary art music ensemble Rubiks presents Iniquitous Creatures at 7pm on 3 March at the Grant St Theatre, […]
“Say yes to everything and figure it out later”
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Jazz or opera? Say yes to both, and sort it out later. That’s the philosophy of young singer Georgina Darvidis, who is making […]
Rubiks Collective presents daring second self
Subscribe to CutCommon by 10pm January 30, and you’ll automatically enter into our giveaway to win a free double pass to this event! ‘I […]
Rubiks presents songbirdsongs
Melbourne’s contemporary art music ensemble Rubiks will present songbirdsongs at 7pm, September 28 at Brightspace Gallery. In a concert expressing nature and birdsong through contemporary […]
Photoblog: Rubiks’ Kaylie and Tamara in Darmstadt
BY TAMARA KOHLER Kaylie and Tamara from Rubiks take on the 48th International Summer Course for New Music, Darmstadt. You can see Rubiks present songbirdsongs in […]
The best blind date ever
BY TAMARA KOHLER My ensemble Rubiks Collective is in the midst of what our feature artist has deemed “the best blind date ever” as […]
Con Fuoco: Justin Beere
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Clarinettist and Australian National Academy of Music fellow Justin Beere regularly […]