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 […]
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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 […]
Photoblog: anon. goes to New York City
BY NICOLE TJ AND THOMAS LO Melbourne ensemble anon. takes its first international trip, giving a TEDx talk and exploring life in New York City. […]
Leadership beyond the stage
BY SUSAN DE WEGER Leadership is key for career success. The value of training in the creative disciplines is misunderstood and undervalued by ourselves […]
Composing an individual ‘voice’ in today’s world
BY MICHAEL BAKRNČEV Michael Bakrnčev’s winning piece Sky Jammer will be performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Metropolis New Music Festival. He shares the […]
First rock, then Baroque
BY ROBERT MACFARLANE While putting together my program for the Australian Bach Society’s concert The Path to Bach on 7 May, as the snow […]
Living the label of a ‘female composer’
BY LISA CHENEY Lisa Cheney recently took part in This Will Be Our Reply – an International Women’s Day concert of new music by female […]
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 […]
Classical connections: giving and getting through networking
BY SUSAN ELDRIDGE Effective networking is an opportunity to create public interest in your work, connect with your audience, expand your community and develop high […]
Composer curates a concert: 5 things I’ve learnt
BY CORRINA BONSHEK Like many composers, I’m most comfortable quietly toying with the sounds in my head. Recently, I’ve taken a leap out of […]