Here’s what happens to Sydney International Piano Competition winners
BY CELINE CHONG There are many, many, MANY pianists. And there are certainly many piano competitions to go around. But the Sydney International Piano […]
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Dark Mofo’s opera will gender-swap its cast
BY CELINE CHONG Edgy. Provocative. Confronting. Young bass baritone Jeremy Kleeman has certainly stuck his foot in the door of the Australian opera scene, […]
(Literally) Live Reviews // Celine sees Harry Potter
Welcome to our CutCommon’s (Literally) Live Reviews – our new video review series that aims to reshape the way we think about arts criticism in […]
(Literally) Live Reviews // Celine goes to the QSO
Welcome to our CutCommon’s (Literally) Live Reviews – our new video review series that aims to reshape the way we think about arts criticism in […]
(Literally) Live Reviews // Celine goes to the QSO
Welcome to our CutCommon’s (Literally) Live Reviews – our new video review series that aims to reshape the way we think about arts criticism in […]
Paul Dean: Deleting music, writing for Trish, and sunny days
BY CELINE CHONG Paul Dean has written a brand new Concerto for Cello and Wind Quintet. It might very well be the first of […]
Celine goes to Faure Requiem
BY CELINE CHONG Faure Requiem Queensland Symphony Orchestra with The Australian Voices QPAC, 7 April What’d you miss? Spoken text and handbells An old […]
The value of a music industry placement
BY CELINE CHONG Celine Chong is the 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year. Here, she writes a blog about what she’s learnt through […]
Celine Chong goes to see pianist Nelson Freire
BY CELINE CHONG Nelson Freire 2018 International Piano Masterwork Series Medici Concerts Conservatorium Theatre, South Bank, 5 March What’d you miss? A completely new […]
(Literally) Live Reviews: Celine goes to Converge
Welcome to our very first (Literally) Live Review – our new video review series that aims to reshape the way we think about arts criticism […]