How we’re working to revitalise choral music
BY GUSTAV RASMUSSEN AND THORBEN SEIERØUSTAV, GHOST COAST CHOIR We’d like to welcome Gustav and Thorben on their first co-written story in CutCommon. Ghost Coast […]
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We need to talk about gender diversity in the classical saxophone community
BY JAZMIN EALDEN The field of classical music has long been dominated by men. For classical saxophonists, this is amplified by the history of the […]
Dreaming of a commercial release
BY DR CORRINA BONSHEK As a composer, I didn’t have a clue how to get my music onto a commercial release until a revelatory chat, […]
Coming to terms with “loss in the face of an indifferent world”
BY RICHARD LAURENCE We would like to welcome Richard in his first blog with CutCommon. At its simplest, Gifts From Crows is my neoclassical music […]
OPINION // Art isn’t expendable – it’s one of our last hopes
BY JOSEPH ASQUITH, LEAD WRITER (EDUCATION) The arts has certainly been among the hardest-hit sectors during the coronavirus pandemic. Concerts have been postponed, playhouses shut, […]
Sharing the joy – my unexpected year of music
BY PAT JAFFE We would like to give a warm welcome to Pat in his first story as a CutCommon contributor. As the end of […]
Staying connected as an independent artist during COVID-19
BY SIMEON WALKER We would like to give a warm welcome to Simeon in his first blog with CutCommon. It’s fair to say 2020 has […]
How I coped running a studio while pregnant during COVID-19
BY WENDY ZHANG Running a private music studio and keeping it afloat during the pandemic year is challenging enough. But finding out you are pregnant […]
Monash University plans to cut its musicology subjects. Why does this matter?
BY PETER TREGEAR, PRINCIPAL FELLOW, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE This article was first published in The Conversation. We’re sharing it with you because we think this […]
Motivation in the time of corona
BY MIRANDA ILCHEF, LEAD WRITER (NSW) On the whole, humans operate marvellously well under small amounts of stress. In fact, it’s sort of why stress […]