Fresh views on all things classical and new music

Encountering the inexplicable

February 8, 2019

BY CHRISTOPHER HEALEY, COMPOSER The cohabitant of my house and heart returned home this evening from another rehearsal as the repetiteur for an upcoming production. […]

Discovering an Australian composer in New York

February 8, 2019

BY JEFFREY PALMER This blog was submitted by volunteer New York arts writer Jeffrey Palmer in collaboration with Australian composer Michael Grebla (pictured above). CutCommon would like to congratulate all Australian artists involved in this […]

Why we love Elena Kats-Chernin

January 25, 2019

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE, EDITOR This story was first published in the Kill Your Darlings literary journal as part of the inaugural KYD New Critic Award. […]

7 ways to avoid burnout this year

January 16, 2019

BY LAURA BIEMMI, TRENDS EDITOR The music industry, like many industries that deal with creativity and artistry, can be an environment of intense burnout. Those […]

Is it easier to read or perform solo?

December 21, 2018

BY ZOE DOUGLAS-KINGHORN, LEAD WRITER My horn-playing friend recently told me she was considering quitting music. I was astonished. All the years I had known […]

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