Making music in the ridiculously beautiful Austrian Alps
BY JEFFREY PALMER, UNITED STATES CORRESPONDENT On a bright August morning, I awoke in my hotel room to the distant, pulsing sound of rushing water. […]
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BY JEFFREY PALMER, UNITED STATES CORRESPONDENT On a bright August morning, I awoke in my hotel room to the distant, pulsing sound of rushing water. […]
BY JASMINE MIDDLETON You might’ve read my recent story about what it’s like to be in introvert in classical music. From hiding behind our phones […]
BY RACHEL BRUERVILLE, OPINIONS EDITOR AND COMPOSER Do it all. Never turn down an opportunity: be sure to say yes to everything that comes your […]
CURATED BY ELOISE WRIGHT (AUSTRALIAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA) FOR CUTCOMMON This year, the Australian Youth Orchestra toured The Netherlands, France, Germany, and China, before returning for […]
BY WENDY ZHANG This July, I had the opportunity to attend the Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference for the first time. I registered for this mainly […]
BY TRACY FRIEDLANDER Tracy Friedlander is the founder of Crushing Classical. We’d like to welcome her to CutCommon as she shares her industry advice column […]
BY JASMINE MIDDLETON It’s late at night. You’ve just finished a concert after a day full of back-to-back rehearsals. As much as you enjoyed performing […]
BY CAMERON LAM Applying or getting nominated for an award, honour, or prize is one of the more challenging, exciting and — let’s be honest […]
BY TRACY FRIEDLANDER Tracy Friedlander is the founder of Crushing Classical. We’d like to welcome her to CutCommon as she shares her industry advice column […]
BY CAITLIN VINCENT, LECTURER IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE This article was first published in The Conversation. We’ve picked it up because we reckon […]
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