Following a residency at the Technische Universität (TU) in Berlin (Germany) from March 11 to 21, 2007 where he is finishing a new composition, Christian Calon will premiere the third region of Atlas (Est) as part of the 5th International Linux Audio Conference (LAC2007) on March 22 — 25, 2007 in Berlin. For this occasion, the multitrack work has been produced for a spatialisation on very wide WFS (Wave Field Synthesis) surround system on 840 tracks and about 3,000 loudspeakers. Furthermore, Nord (the first region of Atlas) by the same composer and Rituale by Hans Tutschku will be presented in concert respectively on March 23 and March 24, again as part of the concerts organized by Tesla and the Deutsche Akademische Austausch Dienst (DAAD) for LAC2007.

Christian Calon, Robert Normandeau and Pete Stollery will take part in the Invisible Art event presented on March 2 to 4, 2007 by the Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theatre (BEAST). The works Les corps éblouis, Puzzle, and scènes, rendez-vous will be presented.

Natasha Barrett will present her sound installation Rain Forest during the Spor Festival on May 10 to 13, 2007 in Århus (Denmark). As for the musical piece Capture éphémère by Bernard Parmegiani, it will be presented in a version performed by The Ghettoblaster Ensemble.

Theresa Transistor, Christian Bouchard, Yves Daoust, Louis Dufort, Martin Leclerc, Milliseconde topographie, Éric Rocheleau, and Espaces sonores illimités (ESI) (with 6 improvisers et 1 light designer) will successively seduce the public during the opening night show Spatio lumino. This event is part of the Montréal/Nouvelles musiques festival and will take place on Saturday February 24, 2007 at the Société des arts technologiques, in Montréal.

Not only Martin Bédard will be part of the composers invited at the next Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival FEMF… Mathew Adkins will also present Cortex on April 12, 2007. He will present this musical piece again on April 28 at the Boston Cyberarts Festival.

Acousmatic pieces by Martin Bédard, Robert Normandeau, Mathew Adkins, Laurie Radford, Pete Stollery, plus a videomusic by Pierre Alexandre Tremblay will be presented during the MANTIS South-North Weekend Festival from March 9 to 11, 2007 in Manchester (UK). A total of 21 acousmatic compositions and 6 audiovisual works have been selected amongst the 186 proposals from composers from 32 countries.