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[microsound] 26.12.03 / 09.01.04 - framework playlists
framework is broadcast live alternate fridays on resonance fm 104.4 in london (uk), or worldwide on http://www.resonancefm.com between 8:30 and 9:30pm gmt, and repeated the following wednesday between 11:00am and 12:00 noon gmt
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framework - phonography/field recording; contextual and decontextualized sound activity
presented by patrick mcginley
welcome to our first playlist of 2004 (and our last playlist of 2003 - holiday travel made it impossible to get the last one out on time, my apologies)! there are already some good plans shaping up for the coming year, starting with some upcoming live appearances: on the 6th of february we are pleased to announce a live set by trente oiseaux recording artist keith berry! we featured his brilliant release the golden boat not long ago, and are therefore very excited that he's agreed to come along. we will also be hosting a visit from dublin-based pawel grabowski on the 19th of march. pawel's improvised field recording work was also recently featured on the show, and he was here in london not long ago for a gig at the red rose with troum, dual, id, and my own project, murmer. we will hopefully have his new release on the air shortly as well...
our last show of 2003 was a special focus on the italian cdr label s'agita recordings. they have consistently impressed us with the quality of work they've put out, often by unknown (al least to me) artists, and they are definitely worth checking out. s'agita is run by the two members of long-time framework favorites logoplasm, and has an extensive backcatalogue here: http://sagitarecordings.vze.com. we featured several of their new releases, and a few old favorites, in a continual hour long mix.
our first show of 2004 was partly dedicated to the organ in all it's piping glory. we played three framework-relevant tracks from the great new 2cd compilation, spire, on touch records, consisting entirely of music either written for or inspired by the organ. i also included one of my own recordings from a recent trip to aarhus, denmark, where i and a few friends were treated to a private organ demonstration and concert in a church on the outskirts of town by a welshman we found in the street. i'm not entirely sure how it happened, but it was amazing.
we also featured multiple tracks from great new releases by paulo raposo (of sirr.ecords) & carlos santos, and justin bennet, along with repeat appearances by roel meelkop and sam britton. as always, if you missed this show you have a second chance to hear it: the repeat airs this wednesday at 11am gmt.
one last note: if you're in town (london, that is) on the 25th of this month, resonancefm is proud to announce the very first london appearance of thomas dimuzio, performing with long-time collaborator (he himself playing here for the first time in years) chris cutler. ben green, who curates the 'as' program, will be djing, and all proceeds go to keeping us on the air, so please come down! january 25th at the spitz, 109 commercial street, e1.
again, we are always looking for material for the show, whether raw field recordings, field recording based composition or introduction submissions (details below). send material, released or not, on any format, to the address below. we are also hoping to have live performances as often as possible, so if you are in or passing through london please get in touch!
framework
31 nevill road
london n16 8sl
uk
framework@xxxxxxxxxx
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26.12.03
(artist / title / album / label)
framework intro / jason kahn
a wonderfully narrative intro: footsteps from a train platform into open air, including, dogs, wind, perhaps insects?
kahn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
logoplasm / means of trapping oneself / sublime.caos.nel.cuore / s'agita
from an early s'agita release: "steps over metal floor, wind and water resonating through an ancient stone water duct, amplified motors and engines, washing machine, water dripping underground recorded from a crack in the floor, stones percussing a wooden bench in a public park..."
mothra@xxxxxxxxxx, http://www.logoplasm.org, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
mathieu ruhlmann / the night of the long knives / two stills concrete / s'agita
long tones and a more digital feel in the treatment of these unidentifiable sources
mathieuruhlmann@xxxxxxxxxxx, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
fheival / il silencio appoggiato a un vetro / vetri di carta / s'agita
sharp gestures or heavily treated sounds amongst fields of silence
fheival@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.noisysoul.com, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
andrea belfi & ciro fioratti / la creazione / fata morgana / s'agita
based on the werner herzog movie of the same title - field recordings and improvised electronics
andrea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.chocolateguns.com, rcf@xxxxxxxxxxx, http://soleilnoir.interfree.it, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
kar / - / piccolo racconto crudele sulla notte appena trascorsa / s'agita
magnetic tones, electronic buzzes and interference, and percussing metal in one long-developing track
grahgreen@xxxxxxxx, ascerna@xxxxxxxx, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
dale lloyd / tracks 4 & 5 / elemental dialogue / s'agita
two short minimal tracks, one distant tone and one scraping presence: "sources such as fire, air/wind, earth, coal, glass, water/ice, metal, wood/trees and shrubs, electricity and electromagnetic fields"
dkl37@xxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.and-oar.org/dalelloyd.html, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
kar + tiziana lo conte / - / check and set / s'agita
electrical drones, mechanical found sounds, looped rhythm and vocal meanderings from a live recording
grahgreen@xxxxxxxx, ascerna@xxxxxxxx, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
logoplasm / beaute / sublime.caos.nel.cuore / s'agita
"oil dripping from big tanks in the central heating room of a big touristical complex, crackling from a malfunctioning electret condenser microphone, overtone singing recorded in a subterranean tunnel grating access to a parking lot at night, drones and sines, bells and chimes in the wind, a plane passing far away over our heads at night"
mothra@xxxxxxxxxx, http://www.logoplasm.org, http://sagitarecordings.vze.com
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09.01.04
this edition will be rebroadcast this wednesday, 14.01.04, at 11:00am gmt
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(artist / title / album / label)
framework intro / daniel mcginley
my father recorded this intro on a hilltop by an ancient fort along the south downs way in england - the focus was intended to be the cloud of flies in the vicinity, but was overcome by the constant presence of airplanes and helicopters
dan.mcginley@xxxxxxxxxxx
paulo raposo & carlos santos / [o que esta escrito no mundo esta escrito de lado] / insula dulcamara / sirr.ecords
raw sounds - winds and mechanics - make way for a very minimal tonal ending
sirr.ecords@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.sirr.ecords.com
bjnilsen / zephyr / spire (compilation) / touch
a short track of explosive organ recorded in st mary's church, warwick, to introduce our pipe-theme
info@xxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.bjnilsen.com, http://www.touchmusic.org.uk
chris watson / askam wind cluster / spire (compilation) / touch
the theme led this veteran field recordist to a study of wind, as it passes, no pumps necessary
http://www.chriswatson.net, http://www.touchmusic.org.uk
murmer / the resident organ player in this small danish church demonstrates and narrates the opening and closing of the 'box' via footpedals over the main pipes, and the dramatic shift in sound it creates
murmer@xxxxxxxxxx
toshiya tsunoda / layered / spire (compilation) / touch
layered recordings of pipes of different lengths capturing ambient sound and shortwave radio signals outdoors composed to create a chord
tsunoda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.touchmusic.org.uk
sam britton / bees / - / -
amazingly dense untreated recording - full on natural drones
morfcode@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
justin bennett / curious treasures / noise map / spore records
carefully and meticulously structured but noisy and intense layered recordings
http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/justin/, http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/spore
roel meelkop / - / 4 (propositions) / tarriff
finely composed found sounds and electronics - extreme frequencies in all directions
meelkop@xxxxxx, http://www.kaon.org/roel_meelkop, http://www.tarriffrecords.com
justin bennett / swarm / noise map / spore
this short heavily treated recording of what may or may not be a swarm of insects mixed well into meelkop's more minimal soundscape...
http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/justin/, http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/spore
justin bennett / ostiense / noise map / spore
....as did this calmer piece; mechanical drones and water
http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/justin/, http://www.bmbcon.demon.nl/spore
paulo raposo & carlos santos / [o dia traz as paisagens dentro delas] / insula dulcamara / sirr.ecords
heavily treated natural sounds - insect tones and electrical buzz combine to from a non-linear continual field
sirr.ecords@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, http://www.sirr.ecords.com
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framework intro submissions:
1) take yourself and an audio recording device to a location of your choice
2) record for AT LEAST 1 minute before you -
3) read the following text:
welcome to framework.
framework is a show consecrated to field recording, and it's use in composition.
field recording, phonography, the art of sound-hunting; open your ears and listen!
4) continue your recording for AT LEAST 2 minutes after you've finish speaking
5) send the recording on any format to the address above, or as an mp3 via email
thanks!