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 […]
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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 […]
Blog: AYO National Music Camp
BY ANTONIA ZAPPIA CutCommon contributor Antonia Zappia blogs about her experience of this year’s Australian Youth Orchestra National Music Camp. Writing from the Words About Music […]
Originality versus….?
BY SCOTT MCINTYRE Originality has been an obsession of mine. As a young composer studying at the University of Melbourne in the early 1990s, […]
Music + Dance: A Diary
BY LEAH BLANKENDAAL Over two weeks, four young choreographers and five sound designers gathered in the West Australian State Theatre Centre. Guided by […]
The Sound of Snowflakes
BY BENJAMIN MARTIN It is said that Bartok had a special fondness for fir cones and sunflowers. Given their degree of logarithmic elegance, my […]
Jessica Voigt-Page: from “starving artist” to career success
BY JESSICA VOIGT-PAGE Jessica Voigt-Page is an Australian classical saxophonist based in Texas. She teaches 70 students and hosts camps and events with her […]
Rubiks: ‘things are become new’
BY KAYLIE MELVILLE Things are become new! This weekend Rubiks, Melbourne’s newest contemporary art music ensemble, will present its debut concert at the Carlton […]