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"A government that robs Peter to pay Paul, can always count on the support of Paul"-- George Bernard Shaw.
Well, the UPA government certainly did a Peter to multinational companies operating in India by hiking withholding taxes from 10% to a good 25% in the 2013 budget. Who is the Paul that has benefited is still a mystery, given the virtually empty coffers that the Narendra Modi-led government inherited this year.
Speaking of MNCs, 'transfer pricing', is at the heart of most controversies that a Vodafone, Shell, Nokia, Samsung and Microsoft have found themselves in, within the Indian context.
Transfer pricing is the value at which companies trade products, services or assets between units across borders, which is a regular way of doing business for an MNC.
However, what is not regular is the fact that very often, what is passed off as routine 'tax planning' by some MNCs is more akin to 'tax chori'. Again, to compound matters, welfare states like India have in some cases been accused of 'tax terrorism' and bullying MNCs to cough up seemingly unfair tax pay-outs. Thus continues a raging cross continental global debate; the more recent example being the $11.2 billion Vodafone-Hutch deal.
To my mind, however, there was never any 'debate' to start with, and this is why.
Vodafone's contention that the deal involved sale of shares of a company not domiciled in India but out of Cayman Islands and hence it not being liable to pay the said Indian taxes, has been outright ignorance of the Indian Income Tax Act of 1961 or absolute disrespect for the same or worse still, a mix of both on the part of Vodafone.
For taxation, what is relevant is the place from which or the source from which the profits or gains have generated or have accrued or arisen to the seller, irrespective of the domicile nature of the seller, (Hutch in this case). Undoubtedly, the source of profits in this case has been India and primarily the Indian operations of Hutch, which Vodafone bought out, by buying a controlling stake in the target company, HEL, Hutchison Essar Ltd.
The transaction pertained to Hutch's Indian business and that is material; not the fact that the transaction was routed via one of Hutch's Cayman Islands' based entities, with which India has a DTAA, Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. But the moot point here is that if indeed it is all so crystal clear, then why is the whole deal still entangled in a legal quagmire? The culprit here is the DTAA agreement between India and Cayman Islands.
India today, has DTAAs with more than 60 countries. While the benefits of DTAAs are debatable, what is not debatable is the fact that these agreements are the source of unwanted confusion and stress for the administrative machinery, entailing obscene litigation related expenses; are inequitable by their very territorial and discriminatory nature as they give undue preference to some countries over many others for no viable logic; and in tax parlance, what is inequitable can never be fair.
Foreign capital requires a facilitative and transparent environment but an agreement like the DTAA is neither about 'tax concessions', nor about 'tax morality', simply because, it is technically unsound to start with, as it does not even address basic issues like who is a 'beneficial owner' or under what specific circumstances, a contracting party is put to a 'tax dis-advantage'.
When DTAA guidelines themselves are so flimsy, how can countries like India that enter into such agreements ever stand to benefit from them, not to mention the added reputational damage that comes with the 'package'?
This budget should therefore restore the diluted sanctity if any, of the Income Tax Act of 1961, which categorically states that rules governing non-residents with respect to income received, deemed to be received, income accrued or arisen or deemed to be accrued or arisen, apply to foreign companies operating in India too.
If this entails scrapping one sided agreements like the DTAA in a phased time-bound manner, so be it; even if this means introducing incremental legislative changes that will resolve with greater clarity, complex 'transfer pricing' related issues, by limiting the scope for subjective interpretation.
For GAAR, Anti Avoidance Rules (Gaar), to be meaningfully effective from the proposed date in April 2016, DTAA has to go by then. Most foreign investors who would otherwise be taxed under Gaar, will get immunity under DTAA through various existing tax loopholes and there are simply too many to be plugged.
True, this will be a dramatically radical step; however, radicalism in some sense is the clarion call of the hour; more so when it is believed that the losses to the Indian exchequer through tax evasion from tax havens like Mauritius alone tantamount to a staggering $55 billion, which is more than Rs 3 crore; enough to largely wipe out the subsidy burden on fuel, food, power and fertilisers that gobble up a shameful 3% of GDP and more.
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A method of providing a compiler interface, the method comprising receiving compiler requirement data; selecting a machine in accordance with the compiler requirement data; and sending source code to the selected machine for compilation.
1. A method of providing a compiler interface, the method comprising:
generating compiler requirement data at a computer, wherein the compiler requirement data indicates a required compiler and a required platform;
selecting a machine in accordance with the compiler requirement data using a virtual compiler disposed upon said computer, wherein the selected machine is one of a plurality of machines connected to a network, wherein the machine is selected using said virtual compiler disposed upon said computer by querying the network in response to receipt the compiler requirement data, and the machine is selected by said virtual compiler disposed upon said computer on a basis that it has the required compiler installed to run on the required platform; and
sending source code by said computer to the selected machine for compilation.
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receiving first compiler requirement data at said computer; selecting a first machine in accordance with the first compiler requirement data using said virtual compiler disposed upon said computer;
sending first source code to the selected first machine for compilation using said computer;
receiving second compiler requirement data by said computer; selecting a second machine in accordance with the second compiler requirement data using said virtual compiler disposed upon said computer; and
sending second source code to the selected second machine for compilation using said computer using said computer.
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A limitation with conventional compilers is that they run on a particular platform and have a fixed behavior. To be able to change any of this, the user typically has to find a machine with the required platform, install the required compiler, and then run the compilation. Furthermore, it may be necessary to uninstall any previous compilers already installed on the machine. However, it might be that the user does not have access rights to log into the machine with the desired platform. Further, the user might not have the required "privileges" to be able to uninstall/install the required compiler. It might also be possible that sufficient licenses are not available for the new installation of the desired compiler.
There are a few web-based compilers that do offer the option of compiling a given test case online. Some of the publicly available ones are:
Various embodiments of the invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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The source code 3, requirement data 2 and authentication data 16 are sent to a client 1 which forwards the source code 3 and requirement data 2 to a virtual compiler 12 via a network 5. The virtual compiler 12 is a stand alone utility which can select a machine, run the compiler on the source code, and return the compilation results back to the user, as described below.
The virtual compiler 12 maintains a list 14 which maps the requirement data against a list of available machines, and a set of policy rules 13. The virtual compiler selects a machine from the list 14 which satisfies the requirement data, that is, it has the specified version of the specified compiler installed to run on the specified platform. The selection may also be based on the policy rules 13. By way of example, a policy rule may require that if the list returns more than one available machine that satisfies the requirement data, then the virtual compiler selects the least loaded one of the selected machines. The policy rules may also determine the behavior of the virtual compiler if no machines satisfy the requirement data. For instance the policy rules may direct the virtual compiler to provide an error message or ignore the request.
The virtual compiler is implemented as a stand-alone utility that can select a machine based on the user's requirements, run the compiler on the source and then return the compilation results back to the user. The web browser acts as an interface to this mechanism. In the absence of a browser, some other means of gathering and forwarding the data would need to be installed on each machine.
The virtual compiler 12 then logs onto the selected machine via the network 5. Three machines 6, 7, 8 are shown in
The web browser 1 then forwards the source code 3 to the selected machine which performs the compilation. Thus, the web browser 1 is configured to receive the requirement data 2, select a machine in accordance with the requirement data 2, and send the source code to the selected machine for compilation.
Diagnostic messages 9 (if any) resulting from the compilation are then returned to the web browser 1 and forwarded to the machine 10 for displayed on the monitor 11 for a user's reference. An example of a diagnostic message is: "Error 20: /tmp/t20.c:syntax error".
In an alternative embodiment, the virtual compiler may forward point-of-contact data (for instance the IP address of the machine 10) to the selected machine 6-8. In this case, the diagnostic messages can be transmitted direct from machine 6-8, bypassing the virtual compiler.
The network 5 may be either the Internet (for intra-enterprise compiler sharing), an underlying LAN (within an enterprise), or any other type of network that allows for remote execution through authentication. The client 1 may be a standard web browser thereby providing a convenient web interface. However, the client 1 may also be any other device capable of communicating the data to the virtual compiler and the diagnostic messages back to the machine 10.
Thus, the virtual compiler 12 provides the user with the choice of compiling the source code 3 on a platform and compiler of his choice, without having to hunt for relevant machines and/or installing and uninstalling various compilers.
Another advantage of the virtual compiler is that it can, under some circumstances, save on licensing cost. Since users access the compiler using a web browser interface, only a single user account is used to run the compiler on the server, effectively improving the return on investment.
With the virtual compiler being available online, there is no need to have multiple machines with varying configurations or multiple installations for trying out code snippets across various compilers on different platforms.
A second embodiment of a computer system is shown in
A third embodiment of a computer system is shown in
A fourth embodiment of a computer system is shown in
Embodiments of the system may be deployed in development environment s thereby enabling users to:
Embodiments of the system may also be employed in a typical migration environment, and in this case enables a user to:
For a customer, the system can be used to
For an internal team, the system helps to
Although the technique has been described by way of example and with reference to particular embodiments it is to be understood that modification and/or improvements may be made without departing from the scope of the appended claims.
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Expect all of those qualities from "Le Temps de l'Eau," or "The Time of Water," in which a river runs through it — through the 20-plus artworks in the water-themed exhibit by the Take Me to the River group of artists.
It is the latest exhibit to open at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art at Midwestern State University and was curated by Cohn Drennan of the Cohn Drennan Contemporary of Dallas and former director of the MSU museum. The opening reception is from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 22 in conjunction with the opening of the "Lester Jones Photography Collection: A Look at Wichita Falls."
This is the third time for the Take Me to the River group to exhibit their work in Wichita Falls.
The first time was in 2006, when 10 artists from countries like Brazil, South Africa, Pakistan and Germany traveled to Wichita Falls. Not only did they show their work at the museum, but they visited 10 Wichita Falls Independent School District campuses to help with an art project in which the students turned 260 small-scale wooden boats into artworks that were displayed along side the Take Me to the River artists. Then in 2009, the museum displayed "Take Me to the River — Istanbul."
The Take Me to the River project is made up of internationally renowned artists who create work for this global project. The project was founded in 2001 by 12 artists from different countries. The goal of these artistic and cultural liaisons is to bring people together, despite religious, philosophical or political differences, through art.
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The artwork in "Le Temp de l'Eau," as in other Take Me to the River exhibits, is connected by water, such as American photographer John H.
Brown Jr.'s untitled print on canvas (2012), a dramatic black-and-white piece that shows the reflection of light on a rippling body of water. Brown's nature-inspired work, which observes how the environment is changing constantly, focuses on patterns, formations and tactile and translucent surfaces and has been exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution as well as the U.S. Department of State Art in Embassies Program.
Brazilian artist Patricia Secco's "Water" (2011), an acrylic on canvas, includes five panels that show, in geological layers, tiny images of life embedded between layers of water. It looks as if the water is being observed through a microscope. One layer shows a fish embedded between two layers of water; another is a sea turtle between similar layers. Secco, who has a degree in architecture, is the first Latin artist to be featured in a solo exhibition at the University of Maryland.
Judy Jashinsky, an American photographer, has contributed her mixed media work on gessoed paper, "Fisherwomen" (2008), to the show. It is of several divers surrounded by a tranluscent blue expanse. And Cuban-American artist Andres Tremols contributes "Macondo," a digital print on canvas of swirly, liquidy patterns of blue and green.
"Some of the pieces are videos, too," said Danny Bills, curator of collections and exhibitions at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art. "I think we have four videos. There's some large-scale digital photography, painting and drawing."
One of the more unusual works, he said, is of linoleum tiles, by Brazilian artist Ivana Panizzi.
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Besides video and digital print, the exhibit will feature coffee stained silk, graphite, silver leaf and acrylic, as well as the documentation of an installation, and even archival pigment prints.
Following its opening Feb. 22, "Le Temps de l'Eau" will be on display through April 20.
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TOKYO (AFP) - Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 79 years old on Sunday, reassuring thousands of well-wishers that he has regained health since his heart bypass surgery in February.
The soft-spoken monarch gave his birthday address to the public from a glass-covered balcony at the Imperial Palace overlooking the East Garden, filled with visitors braving the bitter cold and waving small Japanese flags.
"In February, I had a heart surgery and worried many people. Please remain assured that I am now living normally like before," he said in a brief speech.
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Vinod Menon, Associate Professor of Physics and Member of the CUNY Photonics Initiative, commented, "The fact that this polymer survives 170 degrees Celsius and still shows the same optical properties makes it an ideal candidate for nonlinear optical devices in planar photonic integrated circuits."
Dave Eaton, Chief Scientific Officer said, "While the CUNY team will be testing the non-linear properties of our material deposited in these newly fabricated waveguides at Brookhaven National Laboratories at the end of the month, this is the same material that was recently tested by Professor Biaggio at Lehigh University who reported that it was 100 times stronger than the highest off-resonance small molecule currently known."
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Joshua Keating is associate editor at Foreign Policy and the editor of the Passport blog. He has worked as a researcher, editorial assistant, and deputy Web editor since joining the FP staff in 2007. In addition to being featured in Foreign Policy, his writing has been published by the Washington Post, Newsweek International, Radio Prague, the Center for Defense Information, and Romania's Adevarul newspaper. He has appeared as a commentator on CNN International, C-Span, ABC News, Al Jazeera, NPR, BBC radio, and others. A native of Brooklyn, New York, he studied comparative politics at Oberlin College.
This unlikely quartet of countries has introduced a resolution to the U.N. General assembly, calling for the establishment of "international norms and rules guiding the behaviour of States in the information space."
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The code demands that countries show respect for "human rights and fundamental freedoms" and pledges support for "combating criminal and terrorist activities that use information and communications technologies, including networks." States would also pledge not to use Internet tools to "carry out hostile activities or acts of aggression."
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Governments will also have the responsibility to "lead all elements of society, including its information and communication partnerships with the private sector, to understand the roles and responsibilities with regard to information security."
This is all quite general, but it's not hard to see how curbing information that undermines "social stability" is going to lead to problems; indeed, the generality of the wording is part of the problem. Would other signatory countries be asked by China to start cracking down on pro-Falun Gong posts, for instance?
Uzbekistan and China are both labelled "internet enemies" by Reporters Without Borders. Russia is designated as "under surveillance". Eurasianet's David Trilling sighs:
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Kentucky-based jockey Jon Court was announced as the 2015 recipient of the Mike Venezia Memorial Award, which will be presented Memorial Day at Belmont Park.
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Former Thoroughbred owner and breeder Eugene Melnyk is recovering well from a successful liver transplant he received May 19, according to the Toronto hospital that conducted the transplant.
Ahmed Zayat, owner of dual classic winner and Triple Crown hopeful American Pharoah, said a lawsuit seeking to collect from him $1.65 million in gambling debts amounts to extortion.
The most intriguing race on a loaded Santa Anita Park card May 23 might be the opening stakes on "California Gold Rush Day" at the Southern California track.
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Thoroughbred Charities of America has announced the recipients of its Award of Merit honored at breeders associations' awards ceremonies in May.
Esteemed sportsmen Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and John Hay Whitney have been elected to the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame as Pillars of the Turf.
Dual classic winner American Pharoah, who is seeking to become racing's 12th Triple Crown winner, will retire to Coolmore's Ashford Stud at the end of his career, most likely after this year, according to owner Ahmed Zayat.
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The Illinois Racing Board May 19 approved summertime racing at two state fairs and one county fair amid uncertainty about funding from the cash-strapped state and a wrangle about advance deposit wagering.
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Texas Red posted his first timed workout since mid-March, drilling an easy three furlongs May 19 at Santa Anita Park as he begins training toward a comeback from a foot issue.
The West Virginia Racing Commission has begun a 10-day comment period on a request by Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort to reduce its 2015 meet to 160 days from 210.
Spendthrift Australia has set its debut roster of four stallions that will stand in 2015 for the upcoming Southern Hemisphere breeding season.
Lexington-based bloodstock agent Donato Lanni will judge the 81st annual Maryland Horse Breeders Association yearling show June 28 in Timonium.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association is urging horseplayers and other industry stakeholders to submit comments in support of modernization of gambling withholding and reporting to the U.S. Department of Treasury.
Churchill Downs Inc. has filed suit against Daily Racing Form, alleging the company's DRF Bets wagering service violated the Interstate Horseracing Act when it took bets on this year's Kentucky Derby and Oaks.
A number of high-class runners are aimed for races during the Tattersalls Irish Guineas Festival May 23-24 at the Curragh, including QIPCO Two Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) winner Gleneagles.
Thoroughbred Charities of America announced it has been named the beneficiary of a portion of the daily game handle of Race Track Warriors, a fantasy horse racing game.
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I'm a Kittyhawk added a third stakes win to her record when she pulled a 27-1 upset in the $125,400 Ballade Stakes, the featured event on Woodbine's holiday card May 18.
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Jesse Campbell guided in the 2,000th winner of his career May 18 at Woodbine when Sweet Grass Creek won the fourth race.
Colorado's live racing season is scheduled to begin May 22 when Arapahoe Park opens a 39-day mixed meet.
The management of Suffolk Downs, which announced last September that live racing had come to an end, intends to bring back the Thoroughbreds for three racing programs beginning in July this year.
The New York Racing Association announced May 18 that all reserved seats for this year's Belmont Stakes Day, when American Pharoah is expected to attempt a sweep of the Triple Crown, are officially sold out.
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Ensemble Klang are a Dutch-based new music ensemble that have been making great waves in the Netherlands and further a field for the last few years. I have known some of the members of the group for nearly ten years now, and seen them grow as an ensemble into one of the premiere new music groups of our time. They have just released three new CDs, each disc dedicated to the music of a single composer one of which features my music. I thought it a good time to interview Pete Harden, composer, guitarist and artistic director of Ensemble Klang about the group, their background and what it's like being a new music ensemble in the 21st century.
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As a child in Hampshire (UK) I was a chorister in the local Abbey choir and learnt classical guitar, switching to electric as a teenager. So my early musical experiences mixed Gregorian Chant, Nirvana and 'Switched on Bach' (one of my parents' favourite LPs!). While at university (Birmingham) I played in bands as well as new music groups before moving to the Netherlands for further studies in composition with Louis Andriessen. That was ten years ago now, and I've remained in The Hague ever since.
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A few days ago the PRS Foundation announced the short-list for this year's New Music Award. The award offers £50,000 to a creative team towards the creation and performance of a ground-breaking new work. The award seems to be attempting to do for contemporary classical music what the Turner Prize has done for contemporary art - in particular, to attempt to stir up controversy or interest by selecting projects that have a wacky or unusual approach to making music.
I spoke with one of this year's short-listed candidates, composer Marc Yeats about his life and work, and about his 'SatSymph' proposal.
Tell us something about your background.
I didn't write this, but it's as good a précis of my background as any.
Born in 1962, an only child, brought up in London, attended a Roman Catholic school, had traumatic treatment at the hands of his father, losing his mother to cancer in 1977, when he was just 15, by which time he'd already commenced serious painting sold through private galleries, moved to Devon with his volatile father, ran a confectionary shop, experienced bankruptcy, yet all the while yearning to creatively express himself.
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A director friend told me the other day about a well-known annual Irish arts festival where some events are held in the local cathedral and, although the church hierarchy is very supportive in general of the programmes, the two rules for concerts and plays there are that there must be no swearing and no blues. Because blues, of course, is the devil's music. This reminded me of Cliff Richard's song from a few decades ago, Why should the devil have all the good music? and the notion that did and still does exist in certain circles that there are such things as good and bad music purely because of genres rather than content. I remember, being closely affiliated in my youth with my university's Christian Union, how there was then even a notion that Stravinsky's Le Sacre was aberrant in some way – those naughty rhythms, perhaps.
Are these ideas simply the result of a misplaced Puritanism, the same kind which has led one bishop in Tipperary to ban concerts of any music from the local churches? Was Plato perhaps on the right track when he warned against the dangers of music because it could adversely affect the temperaments of listeners? Would he, in fact, be less worried if he could hear much of the music being written today? Because, to my ears, the notion of music as an emotional medium, a notion I cherish, seems to be out of favour with a number of today's composers. To be sure, we are, on the face of it, far removed from the heady days of number matrices and the myriad other devices for keeping the composer and his or her music as far from each other as possible, but on closer inspection it still seems to be deeply uncool to express oneself through one's music. Instead we are offered an endless parade (no pun intended there!) of irony and repetition, dumbed-down and numbed-up tinkling and electronica, a blurring of job descriptions between composer and sound artist warmly embraced by night-time DJs everywhere so that the last thing one can hope for, in concert or on the radio, is the opportunity to feel something.
Yes, I'm over-dramatizing the situation, but I can't help feeling that the desire to express something – anything - is seen too often as Bad Taste, and I'm not sure how we came to be in this position, or how to get out of it. Other than to keep doing what we – we expressionists – are doing.
May starts bright and early at 7am for Vexations with London Sinfonietta players and 10am for an Alexander Goehr Study Day with musicians from the RNCM at Wigmore Hall. We then move on to major 20th c. orchestral statements, a multimedia opera, string quartet improv. with silent film, and other goodies.
London Sinfonietta
1 May 2010 / from 7:00 / Kings Place
London Sinfonietta's performance of this Satie 'happening' can be visited any time during the day - the music will be set against a moving image installation.
Alexander Goehr Study Day
Musicians From the Royal Northern College Of Music, Clark Rundell conductor
1 May 2010 / from 10:00 / Wigmore Hall
The day's three concerts will feature works of instrumental, vocal and chamber music that span a period of nearly fifty years and closes with a performance of Sing, Ariel, a cantata from the 1990s which pays homage to, among others, his teacher Olivier Messiaen.
London Symphony Orchestra / Valery Gergiev
Turangaglila-Symphonie and Lutoslawski Piano Concerto
13 May 2010 / 19:30 / Barbican Hall
Masterpieces from 1948 and 1988, soloists Joanna MacGregor piano, Cynthia Millar ondes martenot , and for the Lutoslawski, Sergey Babayan piano.
After Life - ASKO / Schoenberg Ensemble / Tausk
15 May 2010 / 19:30
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After Life, a multi-media opera by Dutch composer and filmmaker Michel van der Aa, based on the film by Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-Eda.
Music of Today: Georg Friedrich Haas
20 May 2010 / 18:00 / Royal Festival Hall
An exploration of the work of this highly original Austrian composer.
London Symphony Orchestra / Valery Gergiev
Turangaglila-Symphonie and Dutilleux Métaboles
20 May 2010 / 19:30 / Barbican Hall
A second chance at Messiaen's Turangaglila, paired this time with the deft and striking Métaboles by Henri Dutilleux.
Mary Pickford in My Best Girl with the Elysian Quartet
28 May 2010 / 19:30 / Kings Place
Improvisation by the Elysian Quartet to a film by silent screen legend Mary Pickford
Stuart MacRae first rose to prominence when his Violin Concerto was performed at the 2001 Proms by Tasmin Little. His 2008 piece Gaudete - also featured at the Proms - set the poetry of Ted Hughes and marked a significant development in his musical language. Recently he has written a number of stage works, including The Assassin Tree (2006) with a libretto by Simon Armitage and Remembrance Day for Scottish Opera's Five:15 series
Tell us something about your background.
I was born and brought up in Inverness, though both my parents are from Skye so I spent a lot of time there too. Both my parents have 'normal' jobs, but they've been members of the Inverness Gaelic Choir for as long as I can remember - so music was always encouraged at home. I left school early and went to Durham University to study music, then Guildhall to do a Masters in composition, finishing when I was 20. I was in a big hurry in those days, for no particular reason. After that I stayed in London for a few years, spent a year in Paris and then moved to Glasgow, where I'm still based.
Mozart as a child
After posting my previous article, I was astonished to find myself so quickly on the receiving end of a few negative reactions to the text and to my work (not on the CT website it must be said). While I felt the speed of some of the responses was indicative of presumptions and criticism leveled without the foundation of any enquiry into the context or substance of my work, it also occurred to me that I had rather brought this upon myself by presenting such an abbreviated and unexplained overview of my activities with Antony Gormley and visual art in general. And so it seemed a timely moment to investigate some of the issues raised, with reference to the Memory Field project.
In summary, the main objections focused upon my posting of my 'sound-map' of the Angel of the North, in response to which it was stated that to corral notation into the shape of a 2 dimensional angel was meaningless in terms of how that shape would relate to the resulting sound, and further to this, to use the notion of retrograde in sound as any kind of representation of a retrograde visual structure (as in symmetrical forms such as a body), was similarly meaningless when transferred over into the new domain. It was also stated that the experience of music resides solely in the orbit of what is heard (i.e. it is a hermetic auditory-only experience) and all reference to the visual is either coincidental and/or irrelevant.
Recent or soon to be graduates from the Yale school of music comprise a fine collection of young composers, including Timo Andres whose album length work for two pianos was recently released by Nonesuch, and Ted Hearne who won the Gaudeamus prize ( and whom we interviewed on CT here). Now five of this talented group have enterprisingly got together to put on a show of their music at New York's Le Poisson Rouge this April 12th. I interviewd Chris Cerrone about the project.
Tell us about the upcoming concert.
Sleeping Giant is the premiere concert presented by a group of emerging composers that have come out of the Yale School of Music over the last few years. We'll be presenting new works by Timo Andres, Ted Hearne, Jacob Cooper, Robert Honstein and myself. I cooked up the idea for the concert when the five of us spent a weekend up in Westport, NY at the Honstein family summer cabin. There was so much joy in the group of us spending time together that for me it made sense for us to put on a concert. We're all close friends with a shared history and a strong desire to make music. As for the name, we wanted to name the concert after something New Haven-y, so we finally settled on Sleeping Giant, a park in Hamden, CT, an homage to our professor Ingram Marshall, who is famous (at least around Yale) for taking hikes and collecting mushrooms in that park.
Read more of the interview here
Sound-map for the Angel of the North (1995-1998)
I first met the sculptor Antony Gormley in 2007 in the spacious drawing studio of his magnificent studio complex in Kings Cross. I seem to remember our meeting was cut short by his having to rush off to an emergency dental appointment with toothache (at least I hope that's what it was). Nonetheless, Antony was fascinated by the idea of his work being used to generate music and generously encouraged what were continuing to be, my faltering and mostly frustrated efforts. It took 2 years to travel from the first ideas to the finished piece. Initially I found the severity and concentration in the material execution of Antony's work left me with no purchase with which to begin anything.
Taking a bow.
Taking a bow is one of those curious aspects of being a composer. I've sometimes caught myself wondering what is going on in a composer's mind as they jump on stage- does this moment in the spotlight make it all worthwhile; is it a terrible duty which would be avoided if only it could; or is it something somewhere in between?
I still find it a quiet source of pride how few composers are ready for that moment in the spotlight, we emerge tramp-like and awkward - the epitomy of uncool, uncommercial - we come on stage in our un-ironed jackets, or with a sock still stuck in one trouser leg. Then we scurry across the stage as quick as we can, not knowing where to put ourselves, and take an awkward bow. There's an interesting paradox in the way so many composers are so unnatural on the stage: we spend our entire lives trying to create something that is after all intended for performance 'on the stage'. We are aware of the finest, subtlest details of how certain effects in our music will come across - we can subdue an entire crowd, get them laughing or crying with our notes; and yet when we have to present ourselves in person on the stage we are likely as not to stumble on the steps before we even get there!
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text: Vettel and fellow F1 drivers lead tributes to dead marshal 10 June, 2013 The yet as unnamed marshal is seen here (right with orange cap) shortly before the tragic incident that claimed his life Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel has led other drivers in paying tribute to a Canadian Grand Prix marshal who died after being run over by a mobile crane during Sunday's race in Montreal. "The work of marshals is not always seen, but it is vital to our sport and without their commitment, time and dedication, there would be no motorsport," Red Bull's race winner said on his website on Monday. "I am very, very sad to hear this news and my thoughts are with his family and friends," added the German. The marshal, as yet unnamed, died in hospital from injuries sustained while removing the Sauber of Mexican rookie Esteban Gutierrez, who crashed out seven laps from the end of the race. The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said in a statement that the track worker had dropped his radio and attempted to pick it up. In doing so, he stumbled and was hit and run over by the recovery vehicle. The marshal was the third to die at a grand prix since the turn of the century but the first since Graham Beveridge was killed by a loose tyre that flew through a gap in the safety fence at the 2001 Australian Grand Prix. Esteban Gutierrez retires from the race Italian fire marshal Paolo Ghislimberti died when he was hit by a wheel at the 2000 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, prompting a review of safety at race tracks and the introduction of improved measures to protect circuit workers. Every Formula 1 ticket carries a warning that motorsport is dangerous but the fact that it had been more than a decade since the last fatality, despite marshals performing some of the riskiest roles, is partly as a result of ongoing efforts to improve safety. The last driver fatality at a race weekend was Brazilian triple champion Ayrton Senna at Imola in 1994. "My dearest condolences to the family of the marshal who lost his life today, our prayers for him & his family. RIP," Gutierrez wrote on his Twitter account. "Shocked & saddened by the news that a marshal who is there to keep us safe has lost his life during our race today. Rest in peace my friend," said McLaren's Jenson Button, winner at this circuit in 2011. Esteban Gutierrez's car is craned away as the dying marshal is treated in the background "Today there is nothing to celebrate. Terrible news arrive with the death of a marshal this race. Very sad. R.I.P," added Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, the double world champion who was runner-up to Vettel on Sunday. While the marshal's death appeared to be a 'freak' accident, there has long been concern about the use of such cranes while the race is still going on – but more from the point of view of driver safety. FIA president Jean Todt, "I would like to share my profound sadness, and that of the whole FIA community, following the tragic death of the circuit worker, who was working as a volunteer marshal at the Canadian Grand Prix. My thoughts, and those of the FIA members, are with the worker's family and friends and we all wish to extend our sincerest condolences, as well as our support, in these most tragic of circumstances." "This tragedy has affected us deeply, and the whole of motor sport is profoundly touched by it. In volunteering to be a marshal, he had made the choice to give his time, his knowledge and passion in the service of motor sport. All over the world, it is men and women like him who make possible the organisation of motor sport events. Without these thousands of volunteers who give their all selflessly, motor sport would simply not get off the starting line. I and the FIA want to share with each and every one of the pain resulting from this death, a hurt that unites us all today," added the statement. (Reuters & Apex) Subbed by AJN. Content on GrandPrix247.com by: staff & contributors, Reuters syndication, GMM service, Getty Images, Formula 1 teams, sponsors & organisations.


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