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hcmf// 2010 programme
The full programme for the 2010 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
Friday 19 � Sunday 28 November 2010 Box Office +44 [0]1484 430528 www.hcmf.co.uk Funders Trusts and Foundations The John S Cohen Foundation The Holst Foundation Headline Sponsor Sponsors Media Partner Broadcast Partner Accommodation Partner Festival Partners Huddersfield Art Gallery also gratefully acknowledges support from Festival Members Dr Mick Peake 2 Box Office 01484 430 528 Welcome to the 33rd Huddersfield FOLD OUT DIARY AND MAP Contemporary Music Festival! The bar having been raised following the award for the Best Concert Series or Festival by the Royal Philharmonic Society for the 2009 festival, I feel confident that the 2010 programme will fulfil all expectations. To that end therefore I am delighted this year to be working with Berlin-based composer Rebecca Saunders. Saunders work is rarely heard in the UK and therefore it is doubly pleasing for her compositions to be presented at Huddersfield by some of the most accomplished exponents of her work � musikFabrik, ensemble recherche, and Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart. With Saunders' attention to detail, awareness of space and environment, and unusual instrumentation, the relationship between composer and ensemble has been vital to her success and recognition throughout Europe. Partnerships of course are fundamental to and I would like to thank our Headline Sponsors � The University of Huddersfield, plus our partners the British Council, and BBC Radio 3. Our international programme is made possible through Music Center the Netherlands & NFPK+, Music Information Centre Norway and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Goethe-Institut, SNYK, and R�seau Var�se. My thanks of course go to all our partners, and full details can be found throughout the brochure. It is the audience of course which each year provides that unique Huddersfield atmosphere, and once again my thanks go to all of you who are taking the time to read this brochure. I look forward to welcoming you to Huddersfield in November. Best Wishes Graham McKenzie Artistic Director 100 W intro to follow � John Bonner www.hcmf.co.uk www.hcmf.co.uk 3 3 Talks hosts a series of free talks and discussions throughout the Festival with some of the world's most distinguished artists. Saturday 20 November Mapping Music Huddersfield Art Gallery, 10am Robert Worby is joined by a panel of guests including Laura Kuhn, Executive Director of the John Cage trust,composer Alvin Curran, pianist Philip Thomas and composer, performer and visual artist Sam Belinfante to discuss the first major retrospective of John Cage's visual artworks, Every Day is a Good Day. Tuesday 23 November Entropic Song Meditations Bates Mill, 6.45pm Pre-concert talk Apartment House's Anton Lukoszevieze and Graham McKenzie discuss the `decreation' of Schumann's songs in Schumann: Entropic Song Meditations with Robert Worby. Saturday 20 November Rebecca Saunders 1 St Paul's Hall, 6.45pm Pre-concert talk Artistic Director Graham McKenzie talks to composer Rebecca Saunders about her role as this year's Composer in Residence. Wednesday 24 November Sculpting Sounds in Space Creative Arts Building, Room CAM G/01, 11am A panel discussion on the future of electro-acoustic music in the 21st-century, led by Michael Clarke with contributions from Denis Smalley, Monty Adkins and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay. Thursday 25 November Oslo � Warsaw Creative Arts Building, Room Room CAM G/01, 3.30pm A keynote talk on the life and work of Arne Nordheim, who sadly passed away earlier this year. Sunday 21 November Graham Fitkin Creative Arts Building Room CAM G/01, 4pm Pre-concert talk Graham Fitkin in conversation prior to the world premiere of his new work, commissioned by and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. 4 Box Office 01484 430 528 Saturday 27 November Rebecca Saunders 2 Town Hall, 4.15pm Pre-concert talk BBC Radio 3 presenter Sara MohrPietsch talks to Rebecca Saunders about pieces featured during the second weekend of the Festival, including her site-specific work Chroma. Saturday 27 November Rolf Wallin Bates Mill, 6.45pm Pre-concert talk Composer Rolf Wallin in conversation with Sara Mohr-Pietsch. Huddersfield Autumn Composers' Symposium: The Centre for Research in New Music (CeReNeM) at the University of Huddersfield hosts a series of composition masterclasses in the build-up to , in association with the Institute of Musical Research, University of London. During each masterclass three PhD students selected from Universities across the country will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work with one of the internationally renowned composers featured at this year's Festival: Thursday 18 November 1pm - 3.30pm Jennifer Walshe Creative Arts Building, University of Huddersfield Friday 19 November 9am - 11.30am Howard Skempton Castle Hill Suite, University of Huddersfield Friday 19 November 1pm - 3.30pm Rebecca Saunders Castle Hill Suite, University of Huddersfield www.cerenem.org Free events; open to members of the public Digital Drop-ins @ Media Centre If you use music technology in your creative work then drop in to one of these practical sessions at the Media Centre to get free information, advice and guidance on the latest music software / hardware trends from some of the leading artists at this year's Festival. Please bring your laptop! For further information please visit www.hcmf.co.uk Monday 22 November 10am - 12noon Tuesday 23 November 10am - 12noon Thursday 25 November 10am - 12noon Free events: no booking required. www.hcmf.co.uk 5 Learning & Participation Whether you're taking your first steps in music-making, looking to carve a name as a professional musician or just curious to know more about the music featured at , our yearround Learning and Participation programme offers oodles of opportunities to explore new music. Look out for drop-in mornings to pick up the latest music technology tips from expert practitioners (p.5) and performances featuring talented emerging musicians as part of our professional development programme (pages 22 & 24). Plus there's a packed programme of free performances, masterclasses and talks to dip into! is an Arts Award Welcome organisation, which means that we recognise and understand the Arts Award and offer special experiences and incentives to contribute towards participants' Bronze and Silver Awards, including ticket offers, artist talks, participatory events and volunteering opportunities. For more information on our offer go to: www.hcmf.co.uk/artsaward This year, visiting schools can also benefit from our new online resources focussing on composers featured at the Festival, as well as taking advantage of great ticket offers. Contact Heidi Johnson on 01484 471116 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to organise your visit. This summer over 800 children and 's Sound their families played at Playground residency in Dewsbury on installations from the special Muziekgebouw aan `t IJ in Amsterdam. "One of the fun-est places on Earth!" 6 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Brian Slater Profile Composer in Residence: Rebecca Saunders Born in London in 1967, Rebecca Saunders studied violin and composition at Edinburgh University, before putting her instrument to one side when she won a scholarship to Karlsruhe Music College, Germany, where she studied with Wolfgang Rihm. She returned to Edinburgh between 1994 and 1997 to pursue a PhD in composition with Nigel Osborne and currently lives in Berlin. Saunders' compositions feature sometimes unusual combinations of orchestral instruments along with others such as accordion, electric guitar and whistle. Works range in size from pieces for soloists and duos to large-scale works, such as Chroma (2003, revised 2010) which, at its 2010 performance, will feature 20 different `modules' made up of solo or grouped musicians, as well as gramophones and music boxes. www.hcmf.co.uk Her 2003 work insideout accompanied Sasha Waltz's dance installation, whilst traces featured at the BBC Proms in 2009. Saunders' work has been recognised with many honours and awards, including membership of the Berlin Academy of Arts, the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival's Paul Hindemith prize and the Royal Philharmonic Society Composition Award for chamber music in 2008. She has lectured at the Darmstadt summer school and was chosen as Capel-Compositeur (Composer in Residence) for Staatskapelle Dresden 2009�10. Her work is published by Peters Edition. Full interview by Abi Bliss is available at www.hcmf.co.uk 7 � C. F. Peters Promotion, Stefan Conradi Friday 19 November Alvin Curran Ear Training Alvin Curran is joined by members of the University of Huddersfield's experimental music ensemble to symbolically mark the arrival of the Every Day is a Good Day exhibition in Huddersfield. An urban-blitz of incomparable sonic decorum will momentarily transform Huddersfield Railway Station into a choreographed concert of commuters going nowhere but into the heart of the casual sounds they will make (just like the other real travellers), except the `concerted' sounds will be made with real musical instruments or reconverted pieces of junk tubing, wooden blocks, small objects like jaw harps, harmonicas, mobile phone rings and cheap boom-boxes. This performance will be repeated on Saturday 8 January 2011 at 12 noon to mark the end of the exhibition. Produced by Free Event Huddersfield Railway Station 12 noon Alvin Curran Edges Ensemble 10 Stones, 1989, Colour soap ground aquatint and spit bite aquatint on smoked paper � The John Cage Trust 8 Box Office 01484 430 528 Exhibitions Every Day is a Good Day Launch event As part of a new Hayward Touring Exhibition, Huddersfield Art Gallery presents the first major retrospective in the UK of John Cage's visual works, conceived by Jeremy Millar. To accompany the exhibition, which changes its display according to chance processes, Philip Thomas curates a series of performances of Cage's music throughout the Festival. Works have been selected which especially draw upon the relationship between visual and sonic processes. Featured works include: Electronic music for piano, Atlas Eclipticalis and Winter Music whose notations are derived from visual sources; Variations II which requires the performers to create a score from fundamental visual archetypes; the highly ornate graphic text 62 Mesostics Re Merce Cunningham; and two works which are closely related to processes and images in the visual works, Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 parts: Twelve Haiku followed by a Recording of the Dawn at Stony Point, New York, August 6, 1974 and Ryoanji. The exhibition is organised by Hayward Touring in collaboration with Baltic and the John Cage Trust. A special publication will accompany the exhibition. Huddersfield Art Gallery 4pm Exhibition runs until 9 January 2010 Open daily throughout the Festival; otherwise closed Sundays and Bank Holidays; Open Monday � Friday 10am � 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am � 4pm Edges Ensemble John Cage Variations II Six lines, five points, any number of players. Combine to determine sounds. Discipline and freedom. Friday 19 November Huddersfield Art Gallery 5pm Produced by Free Event supported by British Council www.hcmf.co.uk 9 Friday 19 November Interzone 1 Inspired by William S Burroughs' writings on his time living in Tangiers, Morocco, Interzone explores the transitory, ambivalent nature of urban environments. Poppe's music and Marcel Beyer's libretto draw upon Burroughsian cut-up methods to evoke a quest through invisible, fragmented worlds, echoed by Anne Quirynen's kaleidoscopic, compound-eye footage of cities from Mumbai to Berlin. Produced by with the kind support of also supported by Goethe-Institut Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) Bates Mill 7.30pm Enno Poppe Interzone UK Premiere ensemble mosaik Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart Enno Poppe conductor � Anne Quirynen 10 Box Office 01484 430 528 2 Friday 19 November Quatuor Bozzini St Paul's Hall 10.30pm Mauricio Kagel Streichquartett I Jennifer Walshe :blurt Jennifer Walshe Marlowe S. European Premiere Mauricio Kagel Streichquartett II Quatuor Bozzini Clemens Merkel violin Charles-�tienne Marchand violin St�phanie Bozzini viola Isabelle Bozzini cello Quatuor Bozzini perform a concert of minimalist music theatre, exploring a world of small gestures, both absurd and simple. Kagel's rarely heard early string quartets are the first of several works by the late composer to be celebrated at 2010, whilst a challenging new work by Jennifer Walshe stands both in contrast and in collaboration with Kagel's ideas, taking the genre to its limit and breaking all conventions. Produced by supported by British Council Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 11 � Frank-Olaf Becker Saturday 20 November Philip Thomas Come along and drop in and out of a 12-hour performance for solo pianist, composed using Music for Piano 4-84. Points which were made sounds are re-translated as points from which measurements are made to determine all aspects of the performance. This event will also be streamed live on the web. Produced by Free Event supported by British Council Huddersfield Art Gallery 12 noon � 12 midnight John Cage Electronic Music for Piano Philip Thomas piano 12 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Grenville Charles St Paul's Hall 1pm Christian Wolff for one, two or three people Lene Grenager new work for solo bass commission) ( UK Premiere 3 Saturday 20 November Rhodri Davies, Michael Duch & John Tilbury Christian Wolff for harp player (co-commissioned and by November Music) UK Premiere Rhodri Davies / Michael Duch / John Tilbury improvisation Mariam Rezaei new work commission) ( UK Premiere Christian Wolff 13 Piano Pieces Ben Patterson new work for trio commission) ( UK Premiere Newcastle-based harpist Rhodri Davies, Norwegian double bassist Michael Duch and celebrated pianist John Tilbury come together for this very special trio performance. The exceptional programme contains a UK premiere by legendary American composer Christian Wolff, another by founding Fluxus member Ben Patterson, solo and trio music written especially for the group by a new generation of composers and a unique live improvisation. Produced by supported by British Council, Music Information Centre Norway and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Rhodri Davies harp Michael Duch bass John Tilbury piano � Anne Steenstrup-Duch www.hcmf.co.uk 13 Saturday 20 November Ensemble Resonanz 4 Ensemble Resonanz present a programme of pieces referring to particular elements of musical tradition from today's point of view: Mochizuki examines the modern possibilities of a standard baroque setup; Enno Poppe constructs a meta-version out of the idea of the classical string quartet; and the programme concludes with the world premiere of a recorder concerto by Dai Fujikura, who won 's Young Composers' Award in 1998. Produced by , supported by British Council Bates Mill 3pm Misato Mochizuki Concertino for recorders UK Premiere Enno Poppe new work UK Premiere Dai Fujikura new work World Premiere Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Ensemble Resonanz Jeremias Schwarzer recorder Peter Rundel conductor 14 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Astrid Ackermann 5 Saturday 20 November Oscillare Lawrence Batley Theatre 5pm Rolf Wallin Seven Imperatives UK Premiere Rebecca Saunders Soliloquy UK Premiere Rebecca Saunders' Soliloquy and work by Rolf Wallin are presented alongside an commission from Berlin-based British composer Naomi Pinnock. In Oscillare, cycles of two superimposed texts written in collaboration with the poet WN Herbert give fragmented glimpses of two atrocities: one from Ovid's myths, one an account by a survivor of the Srebrenica massacre. The oscillation develops between the recorded voice and the vocal ensemble, the two drawn together by the accordion. Produced by supported by British Council, Music Information Centre Norway, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Goethe-Institut and Welcome to Yorkshire Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Naomi Pinnock Oscillare commission) ( World Premiere Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart Frode Haltli Accordion � Philip Venables www.hcmf.co.uk 15 Saturday 20 November ensemble recherche 6 We welcome ensemble recherche back to for the first time in five years to perform Composer in Residence Rebecca Saunders' Murmurs alongside the UK premiere of Hans Abrahamsen's Schnee. This epic 57-minute work uses the canon form mastered by J S Bach as inspiration for a minimal, circular approach to time in which musical questions and answers intertwine and eventually interchange. Pre-concert talk 6.45pm Produced by supported by British Council; also supported by Goethe-Institut Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) St Paul's Hall 7.30pm Rebecca Saunders Murmurs UK Premiere Hans Abrahamsen Schnee UK Premiere ensemble recherche � Tine Harden 16 Box Office 01484 430 528 7 Saturday 20 November Fitkin Bates Mill 10.30pm Graham Fitkin Torn Edge Identity Vamp Compress new works Fitkin Joby Burgess percussion Aidy Spillett percussion Noel Langley trumpet Nick Moss bass clarinet / saxophones Simon Haram saxophones Ruth Wall harps Alan Thomas guitar John Lunn bass Graham Fitkin piano Combining relentless stamina and rigour with high-energy precision, Fitkin's feisty music features the composer's virtuoso nine-piece ensemble of trumpet, sax, bass clarinet, piano, percussion, guitars, harps and bass. Using monody and complex rhythms within repetitive procedures and clear-cut forms, the resulting music is intense, vibrant and pulsating. This concert presents predominantly new work brought together in 2010. Produced by supported by British Council Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 17 Sunday 21 November Join us for this unique event at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Yorkshire's international centre for modern and contemporary art, for an exclusive dawn performance of music by John Cage. Apartment House present the UK premiere of Cage's Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 Parts... in the atmospheric and contemplative setting of James Turrell's Skyspace, sited at the Park's 18th-century Grade II listed deer shelter. In Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 Parts... graphical sketches are taken from Henry Thoreau's journals, combined with musical templates and ordered according to the structure of Japanese haiku poetry. This is followed by a tape recording of dawn made at Cage's home in Stony Point, opening the listener's ears to the outside world and mirrored in this performance by the changing light of the Yorkshire sky. Produced by and Yorkshire Sculpture Park Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 parts: Twelve Haiku followed by a Recording of the Dawn at Stony Point, New York, August 6, 1974 Deer Shelter Skyspace Yorkshire Sculpture Park 7.30am John Cage Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 parts: Twelve Haiku followed by a Recording of the Dawn at Stony Point, New York, August 6, 1974 UK Premiere Tickets �50 Includes return coach transfer from Huddersfield and breakfast in the YSP restaurant following the performance. (Limited availability � advance booking is essential) Apartment House Audience members are advised to dress warmly and wear appropriate footwear 18 Box Office 01484 430 528 James Turrell Skyspace � Jonty Wilde 8 St Paul's Hall 12 noon Per N�rg�rd Solo in Sc�na Bent S�rensen new work for solo cello World Premiere Sunday 21 November Jakob Kullberg Bent S�rensen The Lady of Shalott Per N�rg�rd Plucking the Strings World Premiere Jon �yvind Ness A.J.PTailoring . Per N�rg�rd Secret Voices UK Premiere Praised by the Daily Telegraph for his 'amazing control of line', leading young Danish cellist Jakob Kullberg is joined by violinist Peter Herresthal to perform an co-commission alongside two world premieres by contemporary Nordic composers. Telara�as (`Spider Web') is a new piece from Simon Holt, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales' current Composer in Association, whose past work has combined complex and intricate structures with what he describes as `still centres'. Produced by supported by British Council Simon Holt Telara�as UK Premiere (co-commissioned , Elvermose by Concerter and Musikforeningen Caecilia) Jakob Kullberg cello Peter Herresthal violin Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 19 � Charlotta Miranda Sunday 21 November Noszferatu XL with Howard Skempton 9 Phipps Hall 2pm Frederic Rzewski Flowers World Premiere A third appearance for this four-piece collective sees Noszferatu joined by Howard Skempton, in a programme comparing and contrasting music by two giants of new music. The programme features Rzewski's classic Coming Together and Attica, with Skempton as narrator, as well as a newly commissioned work from Rzewski. Produced by supported by British Council Howard Skempton This Way Up Howard Skempton Sirens World Premiere Frederic Rzewski Coming Together Frederic Rzewski Attica Noszferatu Howard Skempton voice Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) 20 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Chris Redgrave 10 Sunday 21 November Ensemble 10/10 St Paul's Hall 5pm Martijn Padding Three Summer Pieces Gary Carpenter Closing Time Graham Fitkin new work (co-commissioned and Royal by Liverpool Philharmonic) World Premiere A concert with a strong Dutch influence, from the rhythmical shapes, driving riffs and poignant melody of Graham Fitkin � who studied with iconic Dutch composer Louis Andriessen � to native Martijn Padding's absorbing mix of jazz and historical references. Gary Carpenter's Closing Time, composed for Liverpool, European Capital of Culture 2008, is inspired by Eva Salzman's poems and echoes their pervasive sensuality. Pre-concert talk 4pm, CAM G/01 Produced by supported by British Council; also supported by Music Center the Netherlands and NFPK+ Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Martijn Padding White Eagle Ensemble 10/10 Clark Rundell conductor Heleen Hulst violin Tom Raskin tenor � Royal Liverpool Philharmonic www.hcmf.co.uk 21 Sunday 21 November Kantrimiusik 11 In his masterpiece Kantrimiusik Mauricio Kagel has created a sound world in which authenticity and genuinity can't be distinguished from imitation. The piece seems to be located in a foggy twilight zone of folklore and pastorale: Spain, alpine waltzes, honky-tonk, jazzy rhythms, pampa and pusta are combined with tape recordings of rain, wind and animal sounds. Kagel expresses in a witty and intelligent way his concern about the destruction of nature and authentic traditional folk art. Produced by supported by Music Center The Netherlands and NFPK+ Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) Lawrence Batley Theatre 7.30pm Mauricio Kagel Kantrimiusik Nieuw Ensemble 22 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Kathrin Schander 12 Sunday 21 November Nyman / Eno Bates Mill 10pm Fidelio Trio: Michael Nyman Photography of Chance Poczatek Time Will Pronounce CONTACT Contemporary Music: Brian Eno Discreet Music Robert Fripp and Brian Eno Evening Star The `virtuosic Fidelio Trio' (Sunday Times) has performed at London's Wigmore Hall, Casa da Musica, Porto, Shanghai Oriental Arts Centre and Symphony Space, NYC. At 2010 they present a programme spanning works from the last 35 years: music that is at once full of highly charged pulsating energy and hauntingly dark melodies. They have recently recorded the complete piano trios by Michael Nyman for MN Records, for release in February 2011. Canadian ensemble CONTACT Contemporary Music re-work Eno's ambient classic Discreet Music, and with Evening Star provide a rare opportunity to re-visit the groundbreaking collaboration between Eno & Fripp, to complete this concert. Produced by supported by British Council Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) � Francesco Guidicine www.hcmf.co.uk 23 Monday 22 November shorts ranges from sounds from outer space to old analog synth sounds. An `orchestration' of the different sound layers creates a new compound layer which continually oscillates between the familiar and the alien. Various venues 12 noon � 5.30pm Phipps Hall, 12 noon Kate Ledger piano Ray Evanoff Diagrams of Drawings Not Meant to Correspond Timothy McCormack ]regate[ s.p. ]Aggre Ben Isaacs new work World Premiere Phipps Hall, 1.20pm Yorkshire Late Starter Strings Laurence Rose a theory of nothing World Premiere This programme showcases three pieces which explore a variety of aspects of the physicality involved in piano performance. The pieces form part of a larger repertoire which Ledger is cultivating as part of her research into performance physicality. a theory of nothing is built around relatively simple, repeated figures and the transitions between them. The ensemble effect is influenced by each player freely choosing parameters such as tempo or pitch from within a menu of choices. The texture builds and evolves gradually, unmetred at first, later with a clear metre and more chordal material. a theory of nothing was commissioned through Arts Council England's Grants for the Arts. CAB Atrium, 12.40pm Lefteris Papadimitriou laptop Panorama is a series of electronic pieces dealing with issues such as improvisation and structure, physicality of sound material, parametric movement in different sound domains and creation of an orchestral electronic sound. The pieces are composed by a series of sound layers, the material of which Free Events 24 Box Office 01484 430 528 Monday 22 November CAB Atrium, 2pm Apartment House John Cage But what about the noise of crumpling paper which he used to do in order to paint the series of "Papiers froisses" or tearing up paper to make "Papiers dechires?" Arp was stimulated by water (sea, lake, and flowing waters like rivers), forests Apartment House performs But what about the noise..., a piece written by Cage in celebration of the work of the sculptor, painter, poet and abstract artist Jean Arp on the occasion of the centenary of his birth. Bates Mill, 2.40pm Radio Kootwijk Resonating Six artists in search of an audience Those who attend a performance of Radio Kootwijk Live can expect everything but a regular concert. Working from within the location, top young musicians and theatre makers experiment with new ways of presenting musical works. Find yourself becoming a substantial part of the show while enjoying a fresh journey through the galaxy of musical creation; music, light, theatre � and no corner of Bates Mill left unused. Expect to be surprised! Phipps Hall, 3.40pm Charlotte Pugh recorder Christopher Fox Winds of Heaven Nicholas Peters Going Missing An exploration of new sounds for the recorder; Fox explores a simultaneous combination of amplified vocalising and alternative fingerings, whilst Peters explores a block structure using a range of durations. Free Events www.hcmf.co.uk 25 Monday 22 November shorts CAB Atrium, 5pm Manasamitra Supriya Nagarajan & Vijay Venkat East meets west in this blend of contemporary violin / voice interlude where South Indian classical Carnatic notes blend seamlessly into western violin to create a unique and soulful melody. CAB Atrium, 4.20pm Peyee Chen voice Erin Gee mouthpiece I Johnny Herbert new work Michael Finnissy Song 1 Michael Finnissy Song 16 Erin Gee mouthpiece II Early works by Erin Gee and Michael Finnissy, plus a new work by Johnny Herbert, explore the unique and intricate relationship between text and music. Finnissy's pieces embrace the historical baggage that comes with text setting, Gee disables the text as carrier of meaning, and Herbert's piece experiments with the translation and fragmentation of text. worksetting Contemporary Art Gallery Byram Arcade, First Floor, 6pm In every dream home, a heartache A live installation performance, by Alvin Curran and massed accordion players, in Huddersfield's newest contemporary art and design gallery, to coincide with its second exhibition In every dream home, a heartache. The exhibition has been developed with the support of Amanda Levete Architects and DuPontTM Corian� in the UK. If you have an accordion and would like to take part in this event, please contact Heidi Johnson on 01484 471116 or email firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday 29 October. Produced by Free events 26 Box Office 01484 430 528 Monday 22 November Nieuw Ensemble: New Voices St Paul's Hall 7.30pm Patrick Allison new work World Premiere 's flagship Professional Development initiative presents four world premieres from the region's most exciting emerging composers as the finale to a second year of collaboration with the Nieuw Ensemble. Earlier this year, Patrick Allison, Edward Caine, Stephanie Conner and Johnny Herbert brought experiments, ideas and sketches to a series of workshops with the ensemble in Amsterdam and received valuable advice and guidance from experienced tutors. Produced by supported by Music Center the Netherlands, NFPK+ and Musicians Benevolent Fund Free Event Edward Caine new work World Premiere Stephanie Conner new work World Premiere Johnny Herbert new work World Premiere Nieuw Ensemble www.hcmf.co.uk 27 Monday 22 November Oceans of Silver and Blood & the New String Theory & Claudia Molitor Devised in partnership with Le Weekend Festival in Stirling this new commission locks the horns of improvisation and notation forcibly together, producing a formidable balance of sound. Brighton based composer Claudia Molitor has worked closely with this exceptional group of players, teasing the improvisational and spontaneous aspects of their work with gestures and constructs of written music. Produced by co-commissioned by Free Event and Le Weekend Bates Mill 10pm Mark Wastell tam-tam Joachim Nordwall electronics The New String Theory Rhodri Davies harp Angharad Davies violin Lina Lapelyte violin Claudia Molitor notation & film � Eddie White 28 Box Office 01484 430 528 13 Tuesday 23 November ELISION St Paul's Hall 1pm Dmitri Kourliandski PrePositions UK Premiere Klaus K H�bler Grave e sfrenato UK Premiere Enno Poppe Herz International ensemble ELISION explore the frisson, friction and violent intensities of compressed and tightly detailed musical aesthetics unleashed. UK performances of works by H�bler, Kourliandski and Poppe, whilst world premieres of works by McCormack and Barrett underline ELISION's commitment to building close and authoritative relationships with unique composers � both emerging and established. Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Timothy McCormack The programme especially celebrates rare and first One flat thing reproduced World Premiere Evan Johnson Supplement UK Premiere Richard Barrett wound I - III (parts 1 & II) World Premiere ELISION � Carl Warner www.hcmf.co.uk 29 Tuesday 23 November l'hiver monastique 14 l'hiver monastique is a piece of simple numeric permutations, in which monastic silence is echoed by the continuous sound of the violin: a single focus that permits no personal interruptions. Ritual, order and balance in this composition are infused with Merkel's `absolute integrity, relaxation and concentration.' Produced by Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) St Thomas' Church 4pm Michael Oesterle L'hiver monastique � 70 consolations harmoniques pour violin European Premiere Clemens Merkel violin 30 Box Office 01484 430 528 15 Tuesday 23 November Schumann: Entropic Song Meditations Less a re-arrangement, more a futuristic unearthing of Schumann's work as an archaeological source, Schumann: Entropic Song Meditations is a contemporary `decreation' of the 7 Songs Op 104 by Robert Schumann for six musicians and voice with live electronics and video. The original songs are modified in radical ways: pitches from Schumann's score are transformed through experimental processes, whilst the lyrics form an entropic frame for graphic notation. Bates Mill 7.30pm Anton Lukoszevieze Schumann: Entropic Song Meditations UK Premiere Pre-concert talk 6.45pm Produced by commissioned by the Goethe-Institut and Schumann-Fest; curated for the Schumann-Fest 2010 by Graham McKenzie Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Apartment House www.hcmf.co.uk 31 Tuesday 23 November Collaborating with composers from all over the world, the American-born, Amsterdam-based violinist Monica Germino is a pioneer in new techniques. Her defiance of tradition has led her to seek out and encourage the adventurous, the daring and the new. This latest programme showcases the younger generation of composers, with newly commissioned works for violin and sound engineer, by six composers from five countries. In DEVIATION, defined as `departure from a standard or norm', Monica challenges herself, sound engineer Frank van der Weij and the composers to be true deviants, to ignore any supposed limits or boundaries, to transform sound, execute unconventional feats and exploit new technologies for the benefit of new music. `Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible' DEVIATION 16 Phipps Hall 10pm Julia Wolfe With a blue dress on UK Premiere Donnacha Dennehy Strung UK Premiere David Dramm Fuzz Box Logic UK Premiere Frank Zappa `Monica Germino's virtuosity was exhilarating' Sunday Times and the Gaudeamus Music Co-produced by Week / Music Center the Netherlands; supported by Performing Arts Fund NL and the Eduard van Beinum Foundation Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Catherine Kontz 4 1/2 Tatami (hcmf// commission) World Premiere Arnoud Noordegraaf "who would you like to be you?" UK Premiere Monica Germino violin / electric violin / voice Frank van der Weij sound 32 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Marco Borgrevve 17 Wednesday 24 November Gareth Davis St Paul's Hall 1pm Elliot Sharp All the Klang you are World Premiere Bernhard Lang MyFunnyV. UK Premiere Peter Ablinger new work World Premiere Roland Dahinden Action for Jackson UK Premiere In its simplest sense, this is a somewhat distorted look at a jazz set. A set of `standards' that have been deconstructed and reworked. Reworked not as variations or elaborations on a recognisable theme but, in this case, more as impressions. Fragmented, misquoted and misremembered impressions of the songbook originals. Produced by Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Evan Johnson Ground UK Premiere Gareth Davis clarinet www.hcmf.co.uk 33 Wednesday 24 November Apartment House Huddersfield Art Gallery provides the backdrop for this non-seated performance in which space is illuminated by constellations of sounds. Continuing methods used in the Music for piano series (see page 12), these two works are the result of Cage mapping musical material such as staves and clefs onto star charts from the Atlas Eclipticalis. Please feel free to drop in and out of this durational performance. Produced by Free Event A `Pop-Up Art School', a temporary and exciting way to engage and participate in art and design, will `pop up' at this event. Inspired by the music at , creative art experiences will be offered alongside these performances, facilitated by PGCE Art and Design from the School of Education, University of Huddersfield. All welcome � no experience necessary Huddersfield Art Gallery 2.15 - 4.30pm John Cage Atlas Eclipticalis John Cage Winter Music Apartment House Dereau, No.11, 1982, Colour photoetching with engraving, drypoint and aquatint � The John Cage Trust 34 Box Office 01484 430 528 Wednesday 24 November Take the Cage Train Join a real commuter train for a short but rollicking semi-conducted, semi-automated, semi-spontaneous but fully composed train-concert with Alvin Curran and musicians from Apartment House and Edges Ensemble, interacting with the idea of literally moving sound in space. Huddersfield Railway Station 7.30pm Edges Ensemble Alvin Curran Produced by Tickets �15 Tickets must be purchased in advance and will not be for sale on the day of the performance www.hcmf.co.uk 35 Wednesday 24 November empreintes DIGITALes @ 20: cinema for the ears Phipps Hall 5pm Jean-Fran�ois Denis Point Virgule Marcelle Deschenes Le bruit des ailes UK Premiere 18 The empreintes DIGITALes label celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. Founded in 1990 by Jean-Fran�ois Denis the label brings together the very best of acousmatic music. This concert features composers whose early releases are still the reference point and cornerstone of the label. Produced by in association with the University of Huddersfield Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Francis Dhomont Point de fuites Yves Daoust Mi Bemol Gilles Gobeil Le Vertige Inconnu Stephane Roy Crystal Music Denis Smalley Base Metals Robert Normandeau B�d� � Louis Austin 36 Box Office 01484 430 528 19 Wednesday 24 November empreintes DIGITALes @ 20: music for dark spaces Phipps Hall 10pm Jonty Harrison new work World Premiere Pierre Alexandre Tremblay new work UK Premiere This second concert brings together a world premiere by the leading UK acousmatic composer Jonty Harrison and the younger generation of composers on the emprientes DIGITALes label. Stollery, Adkins, Barrett and Tremblay all studied with Harrison and each has gone on to develop a unique compositional voice. The younger generation from Canada is represented by the ever-eclectic Ned Bouhalassa and the dynamic work of Louis Dufort. Produced by in association with the University of Huddersfield Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Monty Adkins new work Ned Bouhalassa The Lighthouse Natasha Barrett Mobilis in Mobili Louis Dufort Pointe-aux-Trembles Pete Stollery ABZ/A www.hcmf.co.uk 37 Thursday 25 November The Letter Piece Company St Paul's Hall 1pm Matthew Shlomowitz & Shila Anaraki Letter Piece Quartet I: Five Finger Discount Matthew Shlomowitz Letter Piece 5: Northern Cities Tom Johnson Narayana's Cows 20 Described as `duet-Tourettes', the Letter Piece Company presents short performance pieces with shifting combinations of sound, text and physical action, always with a beat. Prepare to experience abstract sequences of virtuosic face dancing, vampires, cowboys, thievery and a mathematical tale. Produced by in association with Pianofabriek Matthew Shlomowitz Letter Piece 3: Australia, Bolton, Clinton, Dachshund & Echinacea Matthew Shlomowitz & Shila Anaraki Letter Piece Quartet 2: Mixed Doubles Letter Piece Company Shila Anaraki dancer Mark Knoop piano Tom Pauwels guitar Tomma Wessel recorder Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) 38 Box Office 01484 430 528 21 Thursday 25 November Ralph van Raat St Paul's Hall 5pm Magnus Lindberg: Music for 2 Pianos Klavierstuck 3 Short Pieces Play 1 Twine Jubilees Etude no. 1 Etude no. 2 Ralph van Raat piano Maarten van Veen piano After his masterful recital of Jonathan Harvey's solo piano pieces at 2009, Dutch virtuoso Ralph van Raat turns his interpretive skills to the keyboard work of the Finnish composer. The stark serialism of 1970s works such as Music For 2 Pianos and Klavierst�ck gives way to a more vibrant, dramatic sensibility in work from this decade, with nods to Debussy and Messiaen and even touches of Romantic composers such as Chopin and Rachmaninov. Produced by supported by Music Center the Netherlands and NFPK+ Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 39 � Moniek Wegdam Thursday 25 November Jo�lle L�andre: A tribute to John Cage Lawrence Batley Theatre 7.30pm John Cage A Flower 22 `I began playing Cage's music in the 70s and continued in the States, there was John with his luminous smile. Later, I received a European grant for composers and choreographers. There were eight of us and Dominique Boivin was one of the choreographers. We worked together both morning and evening, did performances and went mushroom hunting on the weekends. John was the cook. He taught me so much about music, about sound, about human beings... Later, he dedicated Ryoanji for double bass and ensemble to me, which I played under the enlightened eyes of Merce Cunningham and Tiny Duchamp.' Jo�lle L�andre Produced by Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) John Cage The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs John Cage Fontana Mix et Aria (voix et bande) Jo�lle L�andre Hommage � J. Jo�lle L�andre & Dominique Boivin Oaxaca UK Premiere John Cage Ryoanji Jo�lle L�andre double bass Dominique Boivin dancer Jean-Marc Foussat sound Edges Ensemble (7R)/15 (Where R=Ryoanji), August 1983, pencil on Japanese handmade paper. Courtesy Ray Kass � The John Cage Trust 40 Box Office 01484 430 528 23 Thursday 25 November A tribute to Arne Nordheim Phipps Hall 10pm Arne Nordheim: Partitia fur Paul Listen inside outside Polypoly Solitaire Mats Claesson electronics Asbj�rn Blokkum Fl� electronics A chance to reflect upon the achievements of Norway's leading contemporary composer, who died in June. The tribute is presented by NOTAM, the Norwegian center for technology in music and art, with Nordheim's engineer Mats Claesson as well as Asbj�rn Blokkum Fl� and includes works for violin and piano. The programme also features two electro-acoustic works from 1968 and 1970 � the crystalline Solitaire and Polypoly, six tape loops of varying lengths which would take 102 years to fully repeat. Produced by in association with the Norwegian center for technology in music and art (NOTAM); supported by Music Information Centre Norway and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) � Jan Erik Olsen/Scanpix Norway www.hcmf.co.uk 41 Friday 26 November Text Messages Local performing arts students present pieces devised during a series of creative workshops with composer Kate Pearson alongside acclaimed vocal improviser Phil Minton. Taking inspiration from spoken text compositions pioneered by American artists such as John Cage and Charles Amirkhanian, pupils have created their own works using spoken, rather than sung, text and chance operations. Produced by Free Event Huddersfield Art Gallery 11am Whitcliffe Mount Business and Enterprise College Phil Minton vocals Kate Pearson composer 42 Box Office 01484 430 528 24 Friday 26 November Carl Rosman St Paul's Hall 1pm Mauricio Kagel Schattenkl�nge Rebecca Saunders new work (commissioned by Les Amplitudes) World Premiere Vinko Globokar Voix Instrumentalis�e Brian Ferneyhough Time and Motion Study I Carl Rosman clarinet Carl Rosman, clarinettist with musikFabrik and ELISION, performs bass clarinet solos from four decades: Brian Ferneyhough's classic essay in performance energy; Vinko Globokar's investigation of the bass clarinet without mouthpiece; Mauricio Kagel's suitably shadowy triptych; and a sneak preview (with kind permission of the festival Les Amplitudes) of a work in progress that reflects the most recent fruits of Rosman's collaboration with Rebecca Saunders. Produced by Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 43 � Klaus Rudolph Friday 26 November Plus Minus 25 A Plus Minus double-portrait concert featuring two of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music; provocative composer/performer Trond Reinholdtsen, and Peter Ablinger, whose work challenges our assumptions about the nature of music, hearing and sound itself. Expect white noise, power-point, conceptual music theatre and some famous voices presented in a way you might never have anticipated. Produced by supported by Music Information Centre Norway and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Phipps Hall 4pm Peter Ablinger Instrumente und Rauschen Trond Reinholdsten Concert Music Peter Ablinger selection from Voices and Piano Trond Reinholdsten 13 Music Theatre Pieces Plus Minus � Siegrid Ablinger 44 Box Office 01484 430 528 26 Friday 26 November Arditti Quartet St Paul's Hall 7.30pm Philippe Manoury New work UK Premiere Pierluigi Billone Muri IIIb per Federico de Leonardis UK Premiere Olga Neuwirth In the realms of the unreal UK Premiere The Ardittis return to Huddersfield with a programme of very recent quartets all written for them. Manoury's highly anticipated new string quartet is his first since 1977; in contrast Ferneyhough's sixth quartet work presents ever more complex challenges for his performers to untangle. Billone's debut in the format explores the textures of the instruments' lower registers, whilst Olga Neuwirth offers up a surprising change of style with her first quartet for 10 years. Produced by Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) Brian Ferneyhough Quartet No 6 (commissioned by Donaueschingen Musiktage and the BBC for tonight's concert) UK Premiere Arditti Quartet Irvine Arditti violin Ashot Sarkissjan violin Ralf Ehlers viola Lucas Fels cello www.hcmf.co.uk 45 � Charlotte Oswald Friday 26 November Low Frequency Orchestra `Telluric chaos and noise, or architectures of deserted landscapes, accents of underwater explosions, a quasi-constant electric howl and bursts of high-frequency splinters � the Low Frequency Orchesta (LFO) is not about the quiet and the polite. Bass instruments are not limited to their low register, they can play virtually as high as you can only imagine; but with a greater tension, a will to break the limits, the danger. Those used in LFO � bass guitars, double-bass, bass sax, bass clarinets, bass trombone, bass-cello, symphonic bass drums, all enhanced by electronics and the use of electricity � become sort of supra-instruments and their association is less an orchestra in the classical meaning, than a multi-headed entity whose music is similar to the frictions of tectonic plates agitated by slow brownian movements.' KT Toeplitz Produced by Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) 27 Bates Mill 10pm Kasper Toeplitz bass / laptop / director Pierre-Alexandre Tremblay bass / laptop Thierry Madiot trombone / horns / FX Didier Casamitjana percussion / electronics Victor Nubla bass clarinet / FX Adam Linson double-bass / laptop Ulrich Maiss electric cello / bass / FX Fred Gastard bass saxophone / FX Fred Galiay bass / FX Erik Baron bass / laptop Ulrich Krieger electric bass clarinet / FX 46 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Kasper Toeplitz 28 Saturday 27 November Ensemble Klang Turntables, sine waves and comic strips Phipps Hall 12 noon Matt Wright Totem for Den Haag UK Premiere Since its premiere in 2008, Peter Adriaansz's Waves 5 � 7 has quickly become one of Ensemble Klang's most requested works. Composed of long, slowly moving tones it explores musical perception, the nature of sound and the passage of time. Completing this collaboration between , Belgian festival Transit and the Netherlands' November Music are two new works, Frank Nuyts' Sacha and Totem for Den Haag by composer, sound artist and turntablist Matthew Wright. Produced by supported by Music Center the Netherlands and NFPK+ Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Frank Nuyts Sacha UK Premiere Peter Adriaansz Waves 5 � 7 UK Premiere Ensemble Klang www.hcmf.co.uk 47 � Dorota Walentynowicz Saturday 27 November Arditti Quartet: Ole-Henrik Moe 29 Arditti Quartet's reputation for innovation and close collaboration continues with three pieces (whose titles translate as Wait, a Little, Longer), by the Norwegian composer-violinist Moe, who joins them as soloist for this concert. Exploring the full spectrum of string sounds, Moe's collaborations among his compatriots include the ambient musician Deathprod and rock band Motorpsycho, whilst the 2007 double CD of his compositions Ciaccona/3 Persephone Perceptions won Norway's Grammy equivalent, the Spellemannspris. Produced by supported by Music Information Centre Norway and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) St Paul's Hall 3pm Ole-Henrik Moe Vent UK Premiere Litt UK Premiere Lenger UK Premiere Arditti Quartet Irvine Arditti violin Ashot Sarkissjan violin Ralf Ehlers viola Lucas Fels cello Ole-Henrik Moe violin 48 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Philippe Gontier 30 Saturday 27 November Chroma Ensemble in Residence musikFabrik carries the audience off into the world of Composer in Residence Rebecca Saunders, in a unique sonic exploration of Huddersfield Town Hall. Chroma (2003/2010) was premiered in 2003 in the turbine hall of London's Tate Modern and each performance changes according to its venue. `Chroma explores three different key issues: the architecture of the space, the density of the collage in the given acoustic, and the nearness or distance to the different music being performed,' says Saunders. `The 20 modules or soli or ensembles are placed at different positions throughout the space; they are collaged according to a timeline, which is rewritten for each new performance.' Pre-concert talk 4.15pm Town Hall 5pm Rebecca Saunders Chroma musikFabrik Produced by supported by R�seau Var�se; also supported by Goethe-Institut London Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) www.hcmf.co.uk 49 � Klaus Rudolph Saturday 27 November London Sinfonietta 31 Bates Mill 7.30pm Be drawn into the striking soundworlds of solo and chamber music from Xenakis, Lachenmann, Wallin and Sciarrino. From the carefully calculated waveforms of Wallin's Stream to the complex web of percussion in Xenakis's Rebonds and the musical miniatures of Curiosity Cabinet this is your journey through the most unusual soundscapes. Pre-concert talk 6.45pm Produced by supported by Music Information Centre Norway and Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) Rolf Wallin Stream Iannis Xenakis Rebonds Salvatore Sciarrino Quintettino Rolf Wallin Curiosity Cabinet Helmut Lachenmann Pression Rolf Wallin Appearances London Sinfonietta Baldur Br�nnimann conductor � Eli Berge/MIC 50 Box Office 01484 430 528 32 Saturday 27 November Lotte Anker Phipps Hall 10pm Lotte Anker what is this river (co-commissioned and by Wundergrund Festival) UK Premiere what is this river deals with � and is inspired by � different states of dreaming/awakeness; the merging in and out of different dreams and realities as well as the overall question of reality itself. The piece uses fragments of texts by Jorge Louis Borges and Danish poet Ursula Andkj�r Olsen, and is a mix of through composed and improvised sections. Co-produced and co-commissioned by and Wundergrund Festival, with support from the Danish Arts Foundation Tickets �10 (�8 concession; �6 online) Lotte Anker saxophones Phil Minton voice Anna Klett clarinet / bass clarinet Garth Knox viola Jesper Egelund bass Fred Frith guitar Chris Cutler percussion Ikue Mori electronics www.hcmf.co.uk 51 � Miriam Nielsen Sunday 28 November Family Morning Come and join the fun at 's first event dedicated to families and new music! Choose from a range of hands-on creative music and art workshops before joining Pound Shop Boys Barry Russell and Tony Harris for a participatory performance, Radio Chaos. The Pound Shop Boys have set up their own radio station, but during their first broadcast everything goes wrong! Produced by Tickets �4 each (adults and children), refreshments included Creative Arts Building 10am � 12.30pm For children aged 5 � 12 and their grown-ups 52 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Brian Slater 33 Sunday 28 November musikFabrik Town Hall 1pm Karlheinz Stockhausen KLANG 21st Hour: Paradies UK Premiere Rebecca Saunders cinnabar UK Premiere Karlheinz Stockhausen KLANG 17th Hour: Nebadon UK Premiere musikFabrik's second performance at 2010 features the UK premieres of work by two internationally renowned composers. Rebecca Saunders' cinnabar and a visible trace are presented alongside two `hours' from Karlheinz Stockhausen's KLANG cycle. Setting each of the day's hours as a musical work, the 21 parts of KLANG completed by Stockhausen before his death in 2007 were performed in their entirety for the very first time at this year's MusikTriennale Cologne. The two `hours' presented here are for horn and electronic music and flute and electronic music. Produced by supported by Goethe-Institut Rebecca Saunders a visible trace UK Premiere musikFabrik Tickets �19 (�17 concession; �15 online) � Klaus Rudolph www.hcmf.co.uk 53 Sunday 28 November New London Chamber Choir & The Rasch�r Quartet 34 St Paul's Hall 4pm Michael Finnissy Ged�chtnis-Hymne (NLCC and co-commission) UK Premiere New London Chamber Choir and the worldrenowned Rasch�r Saxophone Quartet reveal the provocative combination of choir and saxes in three strongly contrasting works, including UK premieres of two specially commissioned works. Michael Finnissy offers a major new setting of H�lderlin, Peter Adriaansz explores intricate microtonal tunings, and Mauricio Kagel celebrates the saxophone's miraculous versatility. Co-produced by and November Music supported by Music Center the Netherlands and NFPK+ Tickets �15 (�13 concession; �10 online) Peter Adriaansz new work and November ( Music co-commission) UK Premiere Mauricio Kagel Les Inventions d'Adolphe Sax UK Premiere New London Chamber Choir James Weeks director The Rasch�r Saxophone Quartet 54 Box Office 01484 430 528 � Brian Slater 35 Sunday 28 November Sandglasses Bates Mill 6pm Juste Janulyte Sandglasses UK Premiere Sandglasses takes the metaphor of grains flowing at different rates through a variety of sand timers as the basis for a polytemporal canon in which each part has its own duration and the registers descend as time progresses. The musicians play behind screens, their shadows shifting as the light changes in an imitation of the sand flowing. 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Jennifer and Sarah are part of the team of new music specialists, led by composers Christopher Fox and Peter Wiegold, who make up Brunel's Centre for Contemporary Music Practice. Brunel offers postgraduate students a rich musical environment, including opportunities to work with associate artists such as Piano Circus and the London Contemporary Orchestra. Applications are invited for MMus/MA Twenty-First-Century Music. For further details of our MMus/MA, PhD and BA/BMus programmes visit out website. www.brunel.ac.uk/music London / Basingstoke / Oxford Aberystwyth / Newport / Leeds / Mold Edinburgh / Manchester 15 September � 17 November Music Theatre Wales Autumn Tour 2010 Full tour details: musictheatrewales.org.uk www.hcmf.co.uk 61 Autumn season highlights 30 Sep, 7.30pm �12 Plaid & the Southbank Gamelan Players Warp label's foremost laptop wizards blend their trademark sound with the hypnotic textures of an entire gamelan orchestra. 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Can't wait for the Alistair fight. That'll be the best Strikeforce can offer for Fedor.
Fedor Emelianko might have won the war, but he didn't come out injury free.
Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker,
Emelianenko, 33, also is dealing with health issues. He suffered a fracture and tendon damage in his left thumb, and a fractured nose in the Rogers fight, Coker said. Emelianenko stopped in Los Angeles on Monday to be treated for the injuries.
"[The hand injury] could've been from that blow when he had Brett on the mat at the end," Coker said. "We're hearing he could be out for four to six months." [LA Times]
Fedor injury will likely keep him out till early fall. It is expected that his next opponent would be Alistair Overeem next for the Strikeforce heavyweight belt.
Fedor is recently married and it wouldn't be surprised if he is looking for a little downtime after his big win.
Can't wait for the Alistair fight. That'll be the best Strikeforce can offer for Fedor.
But I though he said he was never in danger? lol just kidding.
Fedor was never in danger of the fight ending. He took some pounds on the ground and I thought he was in "danger"…then I saw he was just setting up that arm bar pretty nicely. In a ring it woulda been over, but the cage prevented Fedor from getting that second foot over.
Great fight, though. Fedor took a beating and KO'ed a huge opponent, and Rogers showed he got some fight skills and can hang with the best…literally.
was shogun thats exactly what i was thinking. in the post fight he said he was never in danger all went as planned. i'm thinking breaking your nose in the first round wasn't in the plans.
that just means Overeem can keep Fedor's belt warm for 4 to 6 months longer!!!
Well come on, he ran into one issue with the cage. That will just take some getting used to. Every fighter has gotten fucked over by the cage at least once. Sucks it happened in his first fight in a cage though, I guess. It was his first, right?
And that Cobra Clutch is exactly why Fedor will lose in a Cage, the things in the ring that he could do he wont be able to do them in a cage you proved my point all along. i am still hoping that Fedor has some balls and is still just getting used to the cage before he signs with the UFC to face the real competition.


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2014 School of Psychology
Gurtman,CG, McNicol,R and McGillivray,JA (2014) The role of neuroticism in insomnia, Clinical psychologist, vol. 18, no. 3, pp. 116-124, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Chichester, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 6183 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84911805853
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Gurtman, Clint, Boganin, Cecile and McGillivray, Jane (2013) The impact of reflective and self practice on cognitive therapy competence in clinical psychology trainees, EABCT Marrakech 2013 : 43rd Annual Congress European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies. Abstracts. 2013, pp. 40-41, EABCT, Marrakech, Morocco [E3]
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Gurtman, Clint, McNicol, Rachel and McGillivray, Jane (2012) The role of personality in Insomnia, EABCT Geneva 2012 : Psychotherapy and Neuroscience: Evidence and Challenges for CBT. Abstracts. 2012, p. 182, EABCT, Geneva, Switzerland [E3.1]
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Gurtman, Clint G.*, Broadbear, Jillian H.* and Redman, Jennifer R.* (2008) Effects of modafinil on simulator driving and self assessment of driving following sleep deprivation, Human psychopharmacology, vol. 23, no. 8, pp. 681-692, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, West Sussex, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 6291 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-60849126144
Citation counts: Scopus - 3, Thomson - 3
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2004 External
Thompson, Murray R.*, Li, Kong M.*, Clemens, Kelly J.*, Gurtman, Clint G.*, Hunt, Glenn E.*, Cornish, Jennifer L.* and McGregor, Iain S.* (2004) Chronic fluoxetine treatment partly attenuates the long-term anxiety and depressive symptoms induced by MDMA ('Ecstasy') in rats, Neuropsychopharmacology, vol. 29, no. 4, pp. 694-704, Nature Publishing Group, London, England [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 40224 – Scopus EID: Not tagged
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McGregor, Iain S.*, Gurtman, Clint G.*, Morley, Kirsten C.*, Clemens, Kelly J.*, Blokland, Arjan*, Li, Kong M.*, Cornish, Jennifer L.* and Hunt, Glenn E.* (2003) Increased anxiety and depressive symptoms months after MDMA ("ecstasy") in rats : drug-induced hyperthermia does not predict long-term outcomes, Psychopharmacology, vol. 168, no. 4, pp. 465-474, Springer, Heidelberg, Germany [C1.1]
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Gurtman, Clint G.*, Morley, Kirsten C.*, Li, Kong M.*, Hunt, Glenn E.* and McGregor, Iain S.* (2002) Increased anxiety in rats after 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine : association with serotonin depletion, European journal of pharmacology, vol. 446, no. 1-3, pp. 89-96, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1.1]
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Simply Sam
Keeping show deliciously fallible and easygoing is TV 'Cooking Guy's' recipe for success
Today, the 51-year-old Vancouver native is nearing his 10th anniversary as "Sam the Cooking Guy." His half-hour show has a devoted following and some of Cox Channel 4's highest ratings. He wins Emmys by the colander and is in demand as a guest cook at charity events.
And as the cameras roll, he fails beautifully.
He's taping a show in his Carmel Valley home. His regular producer, Michelle Mattox, is on maternity leave but has stopped in with her 1-month-old daughter.
Sam, the father of three, cradles little Lola. As the camera moves in for a close-up, Lola spews a stream of white, fermented goop across Sam's black sweater.
Sam fails. And it's great TV.
Kelly Zien insists that the camera does not lie.
"He's exactly the same," she says of her husband, "on camera and off camera."
They met in Vancouver when he was 22 and she was 19, each the youngest member of their respective families. They fell for each other quick and hard — the engagement was announced two years after their introduction — but they are not mirror images of each other.
She loves sports. He doesn't.
She enjoys light, healthy foods. He's all about comfort dishes.
They moved to Arizona and then to San Diego, where Sam sold real estate in the go-go 1980s.
"I was always good with my mouth," he said.
But Kelly sensed that his destiny lay somewhere beyond the MLS listings. "I always knew he had the creative talent, that he had to do something in the (entertainment) industry."
He filmed a sample cooking segment late in 2001 and shopped it around San Diego's TV stations. The handheld camera jitters, the star scowls, the whole segment is as appetizing as liver and onion ice cream.
But at the local Fox affiliate, news director Alberto Pando saw something he liked. Soon, Sam was filming short segments for Fox.
The show grew and moved. In 2006, "Sam the Cooking Guy" began its run on Channel 4. Cox doesn't have the reach of Fox, but the show is seen in San Diego, Orange and Imperial counties, Phoenix, Tucson and Macon, Ga.
"People say, 'What's your style of food?' I say, 'Easy.' "
Even as a TV rookie, Sam knew what he didn't want.
His show would be fast — no excruciating 30-second takes of someone stirring batter.
His show would be casual. "Here's what I've learned — you can't make it simple enough."
His show would be unscripted and shot in his home. His sons would walk through the kitchen — Zach is now 17, Jordan 19, and Max 22 — and dogs would roam in and out of shots. Sam drops ingredients on the floor and yelps in pain after stuffing his mouth with hot-from-the-oven food.
Why? "The answer is simple — because I do the same thing when I'm totally alone and there are no cameras around. It may not be the brightest move, but it's what I do."
That last quote comes from Sam's third book, "Just Grill This!" (Wiley, $19.95). The first, "Sam the Cooking Guy: Just a Bunch of Recipes," was published in 2008 after Sam spent 10 days agonizing over the book proposal.


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DVI with Asus V7100DVI
does anyone has a working setup, using the DVI output of the Asus V7100DVI (Geforce2MX) with a TFT monitor? I tried almost every TwinView setting, but the TFT works only if connected to VGA.
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Did you add 'Option "ConnectedMonitor" "DFP"' to your XF86Config file? (In the device section for the videocard, you're using the nvidia driver right? Fot he nv driver it is Option "FlatPanel" "true")
Re: DVI with Asus V7100DVI
Hey testerus,
Did you ever get DVI working with this card? I've got the exact same situation and am pulling my hair out! Searching everywhere with no solution.
Mike Jewell
Re: DVI with Asus V7100DVI
Sorry lancer01 for the late reply, but I never got it working. I gave up since I was comfortable with the picture using the VGA-Port.
But if you (or someone else) has found a solution for DVI: please revive this old thread.
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Shadow Mountain NEW "Storm Cardinal"
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