Australian video game composers are getting their moment in the spotlight
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We all love music that tells a story. Whether composed for an opera or ballet, we soak up the passion and tragedy […]
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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 […]
Erik Griswold’s latest work is inspired by the architecture of a new music venue
BY LEWIS INGHAM Erik Griswold’s latest release Hollows Out of Time is an album unafraid of stylistic and sonic possibilities. The intriguing combination of prepared […]
LIVE REVIEW // Jasmine checks out the new Persephone Productions
BY JASMINE MIDDLETON Sāvitri Persephone ProductionsFringe World FestivalCheeky Sparrow, 2 February It’s festivals like Fringe World in Perth that help fuel the arts and give smaller production companies the […]
This composer-activist is turning science into music
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE UPDATE: Naima Fine Fine presents the live premiere of Leagues of Breaking Light at the Melbourne Fringe this September 30! When Naima Fine […]
Emily Sheppard: Musical wanderlust and creative risk
BY ZOE DOUGLAS-KINGHORN From mountain dells to urban stormwater tunnels, limestone caves, and street corners, you never know where Emily Sheppard will make her […]
Con Fuoco: Nathan Bryon, tenor
Welcome to Con Fuoco, our interview series with emerging artists in Australia. Nathan Bryon is a young tenor in his third year at the […]
