No, but he apologised for the lack of info so far. Hope that helps.
According to last.fm Gate will play in Porto on june 18th:
http://www.last.fm/event/1044707
Plus, this would be awesome if it's really happening:
Sunday 7 June 2009
2 p.m. – 5 p.m., CAC Brétigny
Concert
The Tiger’s Mind (1967) Cornelius Cardew
With Nina Canal, Nadia Lichtig,
Michael Morley, Lee Ranaldo
(to be confirmed), and Sara Stephenson
Concert
Volo Solo (1965) Cornelius Cardew
With Rhys Chatham
Concert
Treatise (1963-1967) Cornelius Cardew
With Michel Guillet, Jean-Jacques Palix, Marcus Schmickler
and Samon Takahashi
http://www.cacbretigny.com/inhalt/cardew_uk.html
Le centre d'art contemporain de Bretigny is in Brétigny-sur-Orge, which is about 35km south of Paris.
http://www.cacbretigny.com/
Cornelius Cardew
and the Freedom of Listening
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A program of events
5 April to 27 June 2009
CAC Brétigny, France
The Centre d’Art Contemporain de Brétigny is pleased to announce an exhibition and program of events that retrace the artistic career of the English composer Cornelius Cardew, who died tragically in 1981 at the age of 45. The CAC Brétigny and the curators will present an exhibition of archives, which breaks with a traditional museum approach, and a series of concerts and performances that testify to the vibrancy of Cardew’s work and his influence on contemporary artistic and musical practice.
The program is curated by Dean Inkster and
Jean-Jacques Palix, with the assistance of Lore Gablier, who have previously organized a number
of related events at L’Ecole Régionale des Beaux-Arts in Valence, notably an interpretation of Cardew’s Paragraph 7 of The Great Learning and Michael Parsons’s Walk.
Various internationally renowned artists and
musicians from different generations – Frank Apertet, Nina Canal, Rhys Chatham, Luke Fowler, Michel Guillet, Nadia Lichtig, Michael Morley, Lee Ranaldo, Keith Rowe, Marcus Schmickler, Sara Stephenson, Samon Takahashi, Terre Thaemlitz, John Tilbury, Peter Todd, and Annie Vigier – will be present during the exhibition to interpret Cardew’s scores and respond to his work in a variety of forms including concerts, performances, and film projections.
Pierre Bal-Blanc, Director CAC Brétigny