Two works by José Mesquita Lopes and Sofia Sousa Rocha, composers published by the MIC.PT, will be presented at the José Lúcio da Silva Theatre on June 8 during the 32^nd edition of the Festival Música in Leiria, at a concert dedicated to the Composers from the Orfeão de Leiria Music School. The first one is a new version for alto saxophone of the work Dois Solos (originally composed by José Mesquita Lopes in 1987 for clarinet in Bb), dedicated to the young saxophonist Flávio Lopes, who will give its first performance in Leiria. The second work, Sossego, só sossego by Sofia Sousa Rocha, was composed in 2010 for choir and string orchestra, being based on a text by Fernando Pessoa from the Cancioneiro. This concert includes the performances of the Orfeão de Leiria Choir, Orfeão de Leiria Chamber Choir, Royal Voice Choir and the Leiria Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rodrigo Queirós.
The 32^nd edition of the Festival Música in Leiria is taking place from May 30 to June 28 and its programme includes seven concerts, which challenge the conventions of the so-called "classical music", and propose a reflection on the idea of place as an identity space, which we occupy emotionally and physically.

The work Clarinetando by Gonçalo Lourenço, composer published by the MIC.PT, was premiered on May 12 at the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center in Bloomington by the Novacane Quartet. The score of this work for four clarinets (2 Clarinets in B flat, Alto Clarinet and Bass Clarinet), as well as the piece for solo oboe, Obcaecatio, 7 Deadly Sins, are now published by the Scherzo Editions.

Sara Carvalho, composer published by the MIC.PT, will have a new piece premiered at the Risuonanze 2014 - incontri di nuove musiche Festival, on June 2 in Monfalcone of the Friuli Venezia Giuli region in Italy. The work entitled perto do coração selvagem will be included in a concert performed by the Italian pianist Antonietta Loffredo.
Another Sara Carvalho's piece for prepared piano and toy piano, inside silence, has been published in score and CD by Wirripang (Australia) within the Antarctica project, which also includes Antonietta Loffredo's performances of 11 pieces for piano and/or toy piano by composers from Australia, New Zealand, Italy, Portugal and Spain. All of the pieces are inspired in the landscapes and atmosphere of one of the most fascinating continents.

The work Cassiopeia by João Pedro Oliveira, composer published by the MIC.PT, will have its first Mexican audition on June 6 at the Teatro Ocampo (Morelia, Michoacán) during the XXXVI Foro Internacional de Música Nueva Manuel Enríquez 2014 Festival, which is taking place since May 16. This work for percussion, orchestra and electronics will be performed by Iván Manzanilla (percussion) and the Orquestra Sinfónica de Michoacán conducted by Walter Boudreau, with technical support of the Mexican Center for Music and Sound Arts (CMMAS).
In June João Pedro Oliveira is also one of the Invited Composers in the framework of the Suigénerislab composition course (Mérida, México), an academic creation programme intended for young composers.

The work Trindades (2011) for clarinet and vibraphone by Fernando C. Lapa has been chosen to be presented in concert during the 4^th edition of the Avaton Music Festival, which will be taking place between June 6 and 8 at the Theatro Ena in Limassol, Cyprus. The piece of this Portuguese composer published by the MIC.PT will be performed on June 7 by George Georgiou (clarinet) and Marios Nicolaou (vibraphone), resident musicians at the Avaton Music Festival, during a concert organized within the MINSTREL project, where the Portuguese Music Research & Information Centre is partner and whose objective is the promotion of musical diversity at European level. The programme of this concert will include works from various partner countries in the MINSTREL project.

In June Christopher Bochmann celebrates his 30 years as the principal conductor of the Orquestra Sinfónica Juvenil (1984-2014). In this context, on June 20 at 9h00 p.m. at the São Carlos National Theatre in Lisbon, the OSJ will give a special concert in homage to this composer published by the MIC.PT. This event will include not only performances of the Orchestra concucted by the composer himself, but also the participation of various musicians who will present the works of this essential figure of Portuguese contemporary music. The programme of this concert, Homenagem a Christopher Bochmann (Homage to Christopher Bochmann), will include his music composed between 1980 and 2012: Cantiga performed by Tiago Canto (flute) and Pedro Ramos (piano), two songs from the cycle My Lady Celia's Songbooke performed by Armando Possante (baritone) and Ilda Ortin (piano), Essay VIII by Ana Telles, Musette by the Lisbon Contemporary Music Group, Dance Sketches by the Saxofínia, Caprice for five oboes by the Ensemble de Palhetas Duplas and Lumen performed by Marco Fernandes (percussion).

The work A Wilde Mass for 12 solo voices and organ by António Chagas Rosa, composer published by the MIC.PT, will be premiered on June 30 at Église des Réformés in Marseille. This profane mass based on Oscar Wilde's text De Profundis, was commissioned by the Ensemble Musicatreize created by Roland Hayrabedian. The work will be performed again by this ensemble on July 16 at the Temple de Saint-Martial d'Avignon, within the Festival de Avignon in France.

The work Destinos (2010) for voice, piano and violoncello by Fernando C. Lapa, composer published by the MIC.PT, will be presented on June 18 at 7h00 p.m., at the Caixa Geral de Depósitos Auditorium of the School of Economics & Management in Lisbon, in the framework of the Antena 2 Concerts. This piece based on poems by José Manuel Mendes and composed of five movements, (prelúdio), claridade, tribos, o astro antigo and tábua, will be performed by Ana Paula Russo (soprano), Jed Barahal (violoncello) and Christina Margotto (piano).

The MIC.PT has released two new scores by the composers Cândido Lima and Vitor Rua. These works, for clarinet, doublebass and piano, and alto saxophone and chamber orchestra, respectively, are included in the online MIC.PT Score Catalogue, which presently includes 833 works by 49 Portuguese composers.