Podcast appearances and mentions of carl vine

Peter Sculthorpe, Don Banks en Carl Vine studeerden in Europa of de VS en ontwikkeleden een geheel eigen taal. Toch waren zij bovenal ook overduidelijk Australiërs door hun opvallend onconventionele toontaal. De dogmatische houding die in Europa ten aanzien van een ‘moderne' muziek golden, speelden in Australië ook niet echt mee. Maar wel de invloeden […]

Our guest this week is Carl Vine. Carl is co-head of Asian Investment for M&G, a UK-based asset manager. Carl joined M&G in 2019 and was appointed to the management team of the Japan and wider Asian equity strategies. Prior to M&G, Carl co-founded Port Meadow Capital Management, a boutique investment firm based in Oxford in 2014. He also worked for SAC Capital Advisors in Hong Kong, for TPG-Axon Capital, and for Prudential in both London and Tokyo. Carl is a graduate of Oxford University.BackgroundBioM&GM&G (Lux) Asian Fund EUR A AccM&G Japan Smaller Companies Fund Sterling R IncJapan Funds“A Look Back on 2023 for M&G Japan Fund,” by Carl Vine, mandg.com, Jan. 18, 2024.“Investors Are Pouring Their Love (and Money) Into These Three Funds,” by Christopher Johnson, Morningstar.co.uk, Feb. 14, 2024.“‘I Don't See Euphoria': Carl Vine on M&G Japan's Meteoric Rise to $5bn,” Video interview, citywire.com, April 18, 2024.“Is Japan the Investment Play of 2023?” by Darius McDermott, moneymarketing.co.uk, Jan. 17. 2023.“The Japan Opportunity,” by Carl Vine, mandg.com, March 29, 2023.“M&G Webcast: A Unique Perspective on Japan,” Webcast with Carl Vine, mandg.com, June 2, 2023.“Something Fundamental in Japan's Inflation Environment Is Changing,” Webcast with Carl Vine, mandg.com, June 22, 2023.“Enter the Dragon: Why China Is Competitively Positioned,” by David Perrett, mandg.com, March 7, 2024.

On our final heat episode of the season, percussionist Jasmine Lai and pianist Nicholas Feng performed a programme ranging from Carl Vine and Eric Sammut, to Bach and Haydn and including the premier of a new piece by Jasmine Lai. Percussionist and composer Peter Neville was our guest mentor, with Julia Hastings and Heather Fletcher rounding out the panel as regular mental and host.Nicholas performed:-J.Haydn: Variations in F minor Hob XVII:6-C.Vine: Five Bagatelles no.5 "Threnody"Jasmine Performed:-J.S.Bach: Prelude from Cello Suite no.5-J.Lai: Cityscape-E.Sammut: Libertango--Host: Heather FletcherRegular Mentor: Julia HastingsProducer: Jem SherwillSound Engineers: Joe Gofron, Kiran McCooey, Kirsty Norvilas, Greg MathesonPodcast Producer: Jem SherwillThe Talent is made possible with the generous support from the Robert Salzer Foundation.

Acclamato a soli 27 anni come uno dei più promettenti pianisti del momento, il goriziano Alexander Gadjiev debutta oggi all'International Piano Competition di Sydney suonando musiche di Joseph Haydn, Frédéric Chopin, Carl Vine e Olivier Messiaen.

This week we hear works by Richard Strauss, Anton Webern, Erwin Schulhoff, Akira Ifukube, Bruno Maderna, Christopher Rouse, Thea Musgrave, John Adams, Frano Parać, Carl Vine, and Rufus Wainwright. 171 Minutes – Week of November 16, 2020

The scope of many contemporary composers in the Australian landscape cannot be without musical visionary, Carl Vine AO. This week’s episode is in conversation with the composer and 19-year Artistic Director of world-renowned Australian chamber music organisation, Musica Viva. Talking through the significance of introducing youth to access, new repertoire and chamber music through education (primary school to university musical training), to descent in commissioning practices and performances of new or more recently composed works, and his thoughts about the restrictive economic model and its impact on music practitioners and audience experiences. We continue to wonder; will we ever get to a day where we can hear new works in the concert hall without needing them to be paired with the expected companion of (as beautiful and enjoyable as they are) Ravel’s Bolero or Holst’s The Planets? -------------------------Selected Resources (full list available in the transcript)Carl Vinehttp://www.carlvine.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi/Musica Vivahttps://musicaviva.com.au/The Hildegard Projecthttps://musicaviva.com.au/about-us/hildegard-project/

Guest presenter Rachael Coopes guides you through a simple mindfulness technique designed to act as a circuit breaker in moments of anxiety or stress. Featuring Australian composer Carl Vine’s String Quartet No. 12.  

Guest presenter Rachael Coopes guides you through a simple mindfulness technique designed to act as a circuit breaker in moments of anxiety or stress. Featuring Australian composer Carl Vine’s String Quartet No. 12.  

A short mindful breathing exercise designed calm the body and help settle the mind, set to Australian composer Carl Vine’s beautiful String Quartet No. 12. 

A short mindful breathing exercise designed calm the body and help settle the mind, set to Australian composer Carl Vine’s beautiful String Quartet No. 12. 

Joining us this week on The Talent are Soprano Leah Philips and Pianist Christopher Wong. Starting off the episode with Schumann's 'Gedichte der Königin Maria Stuart' and rounding off with the dramatic 'Toccatissimo' by Carl Vine, listeners are in for a treat with some fantastic performances. This week's mentors Christopher Tonkin and Vanessa Sharman provide insight into the challenges of studio performance and share their thoughts on the performances.

Joining us this week on The Talent are Soprano Leah Philips and Pianist Christopher Wong. Starting off the episode with Schumann's 'Gedichte der Königin Maria Stuart' and rounding off with the dramatic 'Toccatissimo' by Carl Vine, listeners are in for a treat with some fantastic performances. This week's mentors Christopher Tonkin and Vanessa Sharman provide insight into the challenges of studio performance and share their thoughts on the performances.

Dive deep and let go with this soothing series of passive poses and long holds designed to consciously relax the muscles. Set against the beautiful music of Elena Kats-Chernin, Carl Vine, Golijov, Beethoven, Barber and more, this practice will transport you to a place where there's nothing else to do, nowhere else to be but right here. Like the music? Check out the full listing at abc.net.au/classicflow Hear more classical favourites on ABC Classic 2 radio.abc.net.au/programs/classic2/live Follow Classic Flow on Instagram @classicflow_yoga

Dive deep and let go with this soothing series of passive poses and long holds designed to consciously relax the muscles. Set against the beautiful music of Elena Kats-Chernin, Carl Vine, Golijov, Beethoven, Barber and more, this practice will transport you to a place where there's nothing else to do, nowhere else to be but right here. Like the music? Check out the full listing at abc.net.au/classicflow Hear more classical favourites on ABC Classic 2 radio.abc.net.au/programs/classic2/live Follow Classic Flow on Instagram @classicflow_yoga

29. Carl Vine on composing, perfectionism and rejuvenation Photo by Keith Saunders