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Paris, 12.VI.2009 TRIBUNE INTERNATIONALE DES COMPOSITEURS 2009 2009 INTERNATIONAL ROSTRUM OF COMPOSERS Paris, 8 – 12 VI 2009 LISTE FINALE DES PARTICIPANTS / FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Président / Chairman : Heikki Valsta (Finlande/Finland) PAYS/ ORGANISME DE RADIODIFFUSION/ DELEGUE(S)/ COUNTRY BROADCASTING ORGANISATION DELEGATE(S) ALLEMAGNE/ Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (sans délégué) GERMANY Deutschlandradio Kultur Rainer PÖLLMANN ARGENTINE/ Radio Universidad Nacional LM María Vanesa RUFFA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIE/ Australian Broadcasting Corporation Duncan YARDLEY AUSTRALIA AUTRICHE/ ORF Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Ursula STRUBINSKY AUSTRIA BRESIL/BRASIL Radio MEC sans délégué/ Without delegate BULGARIE/ Bulgarian National Radio Maria Vassileva POPOVA BULGARIA CANADA Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/ Sans délégué/ Société Radio-Canada Without delegate DANEMARK/ DR- Danish Broadcasting Corporation Max FAGE-PEDERSEN DENMARK ESPAGNE/ Radio Nacional de España Ana Vega TOSCANO SPAIN ESTONIE/ Estonian Public Broadcasting Tiia TEDER ESTONIA FINLANDE/ Finnish Broadcasting Co. Karoliina VESA FINLAND FRANCE Radio France Jurjen SOETING CHINE/HONG KONG SAR/ Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) Man-Ngai TANG CHINA/HONG KONG SAR IRLANDE/ RTÉ Lyric fm Eoin O KELLY IRELAND ISLANDE/ Icelandic National Broadcasting Bergljót HARALDSDÓTTIR ICELAND Service (RUV) LITUANIE/ Lithuanian Radio Jurate KATINAITE LITHUANIA MEXIQUE/ Radio UNAM Alejandro CASTAÑOS MEXICO NORVEGE/ Norwegian Broadcasting Organization Håkon HEGGSTAD NORWAY NOUVELLE ZELANDE/ Radio New Zealand sans délégué/ NEW ZEALAND without delegate PAYS-BAS/ Netherlands Public Broadcasting Michael FAHRES NETHERLANDS POLOGNE/ Polskie Radio S.A. Andrzej CHLOPECKI POLAND PORTUGAL RTP Antena 2 Luis TINOCO REPUBLIQUE TCHEQUE/ Czech Radio 3 Josef TRESTIK CZECH REPUBLIC RUSSIE/ RUSSIA Radio Orpheus Pavel LUTSKER SERBIE/ SERBIA Radio Belgrade sans délégué/ without delegate SLOVENIE/ SLOVENIA RTV Slovenija, Radio Slovenia. Gregor PIRS SWEDEN/SUEDE Swedish Radio Ltd Evert VAN BERKEL TAïWAN, R.O.C The Voice of Han Broadcasting Network Shing-kwei TZENG OBSERVATEURS/ OBSERVERS Enrico Chapela, compositeur/Composer (Mexique/Mexico) Yassen Vodenitcharov, compositeur/Composer (Bulgarie/Bulgaria) ORGANISATION Radio France Bureau de la création musicale/Musical creation office: René BOSC, Responsable/Director Bruno BERENGUER, Production Caroline de Saint-Léon Jurjen Soeting Techniciens/ technicians : Julie GARRAUD et Benjamin THUAU CIM/IMC Silja FISCHER, IRC Secretary/ Secrétaire de la TIC Anne-Sophie LEIBENGUTH, Stagiaire/ Intern .

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