John Dack presents a portrait of composer Pete Stollery on DEGEM’s webradio from December 1, 2009 to January 31, 2010. On the programme “B”: Shortstuff, Altered Images, ABZ/A (available on Un son peut en cacher un autre), and scènes, rendez-vous.

Ai-maako, the 9th Festival Internacional de Música Electroacústica de Santiago de Chile, will take place on October 1 - 10, 2009 in Santiago (Chile). Amongst the selected works: Sisyphe by Francis Dhomont, Yegl by Elsa Justel, Murmures by Robert Normandeau, and Still Voices by Pete Stollery. Annette Vande Gorne will present a concert “carte blanche” on October 1 with amongst other, her works Figures d’espace, and Ce qu’a vu le vent d’Est. Elsa Justel will also present a “carte blanche” concert on October 8.

The Foundation Destellos has announced the results of the 2nd edition of its International competition of electroacoustic composition: Diana Simpson has received the first prize for her work Papyrus, and the Motus Prize has been awarded to Tormenta de campos fértiles by Fernando Iazzetta. Pete Stollery’s work Still Voices has had an honorary mention in the competition. The members of the jury 2009 were: Cort Lippe, Robin Minard, Jonty Harrison, Wilfried Jenztsch and Daniel Teruggi. The members of the Motus jury were Vincent Laubeuf, Guillaume Contré, and Todor Todoroff.

The Keele University (England, UK) will present the Sixth International Conference on Music Since 1900 on July 2 — 5, 2009. Amongst the works programmed to this event, you will hear: Five Panels by Mathew Adkins on July 2, Back To Square One by Pete Stollery and Badlands by David Berezan on July 4.

Pete Stollery will give a concert on May 12, 2009 at the University of Hull in Scarborough (UK) where he will cover 10 years of his work, from 1995 to 2005. The programme includes Onset/Offset, Altered Images, Still Voices, and scènes, rendez-vous.

Synthèse 2009 — 39th Bourges International Electronic Music and Compositions Festival will take place from May 29 to June 6, 2009 in Bourges (France). Amongst guest artists this year: Åke Parmerud, Pete Stollery, Jonty Harrison, Yves Daoust, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay, Georges Forget, João Pedro Oliveira, Ingrid Drese, and many others.