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Indeed, Britten, according to Powell, didn't relax his strait-laced "English ways" until a trip to Bali, whose music traditions influenced him profoundly.

Seeking the unconventional and the little explored, Pisani seems to have deliberately ignored Bali, whose terraced rice fields, gamelan ensembles, and matrimonial opportunities were commemorated most recently in "Eat Pray Love".

The scoring is for a balanced ensemble of Western (the Bang on a Can All-Stars, of which Mr. Ziporyn is a founding member) and performers from Bali whose contributions are equal but for long stretches separate.

Here in Bali, an island whose name is synonymous with tranquillity and otherworldly beauty, the victims were mostly young travelers in the mornings of their lives.

Many performances in Bali feature a masked figure whose long, pointed nose is the caricature of a Westerner.

THE death sentences against the three Bali bombers put Australia 88 of whose nationals died in the attacks—in a difficult spot.

"Much of Bali is dominated by tourism: hotels, restaurants, bars, souvenir shops and upmarket boutiques," said Kate Edwards of UK-based Jacada Travel, a luxury tour operator whose sales to Bali have surged by about 40% over the past year.

She plays her as a formidably fierce and calculating operator who would make Mother Courage quail and whose rendition of "Bali H'ai" sound like a creepily systematic sales pitch in the pimping of her 17-year-old daughter.

Erbil Karaman, who's a product management lead for Facebook in London, will serve as an advisor, says McClure. 500 Startups is no stranger to Turkey, having helped fund numerous companies founded by Turkish entrepreneurs, including the online learning marketplace Udemy, which is today based in San Francisco but whose cofounders,  Eren Bali and Oktay Caglar, grew up in the country.

SINCE Sept. 11, 2001, the war on terrorism has been broadly portrayed as a phenomenon whose battlefronts range from Bali to Baghdad and whose successes and failures are measured in the bloodshed of suicide bombings or airplane attacks.

Mr. Quayle, whose team was visiting Bali and at the resort at the time of the blast, said that he made it safely out of the building but that 8 of his 19 players were missing.