Winner of Rubiks Collective’s Pythia Prize announced
We spoke to Melbourne-based composer Christine McCombe, who will take home $4,000 and collaborate with Rubiks on a new work.
December 7, 2018
We spoke to Melbourne-based composer Christine McCombe, who will take home $4,000 and collaborate with Rubiks on a new work.
Part marathon, part tasting plate, part John Cage’s Musicircus, Lyle Chan’s 12-hour festival will see Australia’s most innovative music-makers converge on City Recital Hall.
Women and groups including women make up 56% of successful applicants.
Melbourne’s Rubiks Collective has initiated a prize to address the underrepresentation of female composers in Australia.
Melbourne new music collective serves double the thrills in their first action-packed concert of 2017.
★★★★☆ A programme of new music with emotional punch to defy the expectations of contemporary haters.