Reflections: Affinity Collective Quartet in Europe
BY MEE NA LOJEWSKI The Affinity Collective Quartet takes its first international tour to Europe. Musicians Mee Na Lojewski (cello), William Clark (viola), and Harry […]
2016
Con Fuoco: Jack Bailey
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. Young cellist Jack Bailey has performed extensively throughout Australia as a […]
Young soprano Siobhan Stagg talks global success
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Since she graduated from the University of Melbourne with degrees in music performance, Siobhan Stagg has experienced an explosive international career. […]
Ashlee Clapp: Composing in Remote Communities
BY LEAH BLANKENDAAL Ashlee Clapp is a composer, conductor, musical director and educator known for her creative versatility. She graduated from the University of […]
Voyces will take new choral music for a spin
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE This week the talented young singers of Voyces will come together to perform a selection of rare music written in the […]
Musician Project plays Strauss and Prokofiev
The Musician Project will hit the Sydney Conservatorium of Music next weekend for an ambitious program of Prokofiev and Strauss. Fabian Russell will conduct, while […]
Live Review: Gerard Willems
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Gerard Willems in Recital St. Jude’s Church, Bowral, 22 May As you drive into the small town of Bowral, you […]
Seven things to remember when analysing music
BY MATTHEW LORENZON Music analysis isn’t just something you do for a semester in third year uni. It happens whenever you’re curious about the […]
Pleasure and pain: a music industry workshop
The Guardian Masterclasses and Dark Mofo are teaming up to present a workshop for those involved in the music industry. The course focuses on areas […]
Modern day income of famous composers
INFOGRAPHIC BY STEPHEN PRITCHARD Ever wondered what the famous composers earned for their well-known works? Debated whether you make more money than Mozart? Stephen Pritchard […]