Tassie composers on politics, philosophy, and post-modernism
BY ANGUS DAVISON Be warned: this gets heavy. Two Tasmanian composers Michael Mathieson-Sandars and Josh Coe are set to have their works performed this […]
Writer-musicians bring the latest from Australia’s classical and new music scene
BY ANGUS DAVISON Be warned: this gets heavy. Two Tasmanian composers Michael Mathieson-Sandars and Josh Coe are set to have their works performed this […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Antony Pitts moved halfway across the world to take on the role of Artistic Director of leading Australian vocal ensemble The […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Are composers ever truly ready to release their works? It’s taken Rae Howell 15 years, but it’s been worth the wait. […]
Young Melbourne entrepreneurs and Melbourne Conservatorium classical guitar students Michael MacManus and Evan Hopkins banded together in late 2014 to establish the Melbourne Guitar Foundation. […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Double bass player Elsen Price is making his mark on the music scene in a range of settings. He recently performed […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Chamber music mentoring. Public performances. Community engagement. Business development. These are the opportunities presented to the Arcadia Quintet, an emerging woodwind […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Imagine a hot summer’s night in Brisbane. “It’s almost midnight, it’s an unforgivably still 28 degrees and worst of all, it […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The New Palm Court Orchestra isn’t too concerned with limiting its program by era or genre. In fact, the group’s Bridging […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL If you look over the history of Western music, you’ll find there once was a tradition in which composers were also […]
Welcome to Con Fuoco – CutCommon’s new interview series with emerging musicians across Australia. James Gath has played piano since high school and immediately […]
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