ANAM finalist: Alexander Arai-Swale, double bass
This week, CutCommon chats with some of the ANAM Concerto Competition finalists, who will be performing with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra on 17 November. Alexander Arai-Swale, […]
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She Speaks: Why I’m representing female composers
GEMMA TOMLINSON ANAM fellow Gemma Tomlinson has created three-concert series She Speaks in honour of female composers. The cellist blogs about her inspiration behind the […]
Lloyd Van’t Hoff: Blogging from UKARIA 24
BY LLOYD VAN’T HOFF On the weekend, musicians from across the country gathered in the Adelaide Hills for UKARIA’s flagship weekend event, UKARIA 24. […]
The best and worst of double reeds with Ensemble Françaix
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE In this short and sweet story, we catch up with a few members of Ensemble Françaix ahead of the group’s gig this […]
Live review: Australian World Orchestra
BY MADELINE ROYCROFT Australian World Orchestra Turangalîla-Symphonie by Messiaen Hamer Hall, 31 July Messaien’s Turangalîla-Symphonie belongs to a special category of 20th Century repertoire […]
Apply by July 21 to study at ANAM
Applications are still open for the Australian National Academy of Music Professional Performance Program – but not for long. If you’re looking to undertake further […]
ANAM students perform in aid of humanitarian crisis
Musicians of the Australian National Academy of Music will present benefit concert Safe and Sound on July 21 at 7.30pm in aid of the Asylum […]
Why study is essential to your performance career
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE If you are emerging into the Australian classical music scene and you want to gain skills to succeed in your industry […]
A Sunday afternoon with ANAM
Stefan Dohr has been principal horn for the legendary Berlin Philharmonic since 1993, and now brings his golden tones to Australia. He will perform in […]
Study at ANAM? Let’s do this
BY CUTCOMMON If you are a budding musician looking to take your performance career to the next level, it may be the right time for you to […]