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"We now have some much firmer targets on which to measure AXA's progress," Execution-Noble analyst Joy Ferneyhough said.
AXA Plots Path to Growth Elena Berton 2011
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Ms. Ferneyhough noted that AXA no longer aims to be "all things to all people," but is focusing on selective and profitable growth in mature markets, where it can extract savings, while speeding up growth in emerging markets.
AXA Plots Path to Growth Elena Berton 2011
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"We now have some much firmer targets on which to measure AXA's progress," Execution-Noble analyst Joy Ferneyhough said.
AXA Plots Path to Growth Elena Berton 2011
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Ms. Ferneyhough noted that AXA no longer aims to be "all things to all people," but is focusing on selective and profitable growth in mature markets, where it can extract savings, while speeding up growth in emerging markets.
AXA Plots Path to Growth Elena Berton 2011
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Graham McKenzie has been artistic director here for six years and a handful of composers such as James Dillon (two UK premieres this time), Brian Ferneyhough and Rebecca Saunders (one each) seem to have become regulars.
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Benjamin has not been completely MIA in musical studies, by any means — Brian Ferneyhough even wrote an opera about him, and he has his own Laurie Anderson song — but for the most part Benjamin is usually encountered as an auxiliary to Theodor Adorno.
"History is an angel being blown backwards into the future" Matthew Guerrieri 2008
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Benjamin has not been completely MIA in musical studies, by any means — Brian Ferneyhough even wrote an opera about him, and he has his own Laurie Anderson song — but for the most part Benjamin is usually encountered as an auxiliary to Theodor Adorno.
Archive 2008-08-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2008
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The Paul Sacher Foundation holds a remarkable collection of composer archives, including those of Bartok, Berio, Sorabji, Webern, Varese, Ligeti, Birtwhistle, Kurtag, Ferneyhough....is your jaw on the floor yet?
Archives Lisa Hirsch 2008
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The Paul Sacher Foundation holds a remarkable collection of composer archives, including those of Bartok, Berio, Sorabji, Webern, Varese, Ligeti, Birtwhistle, Kurtag, Ferneyhough....is your jaw on the floor yet?
Archive 2008-12-01 Lisa Hirsch 2008
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Leaving that to one side, are you talking about Ferneyhough and Ligeti for example or stuff that I haven't heard of and would turn my nose up at.
A thought from Faure Jessica 2005
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