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this edition of framework:afield, entitled the temple of anagama, has been produced in the uk, with material recorded in estonia, by joseph young. for more information see http://artofnoises.com. […]
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great sounds this week as we began very slowly to dive into the pile of physical submissions that have arrived since our paternity break. we started with the sounds against humanity release by chelidon frame, pairing it with lovely field recording and synthesizer works by our neighbor from finland, marja ahti, and abstracted minimal drones by france jobin. we also heard a composition from emmanuel mieville constructed in part with recordings he made in a small river near my old home in normandy when he visited me there years ago (so i couldn’t not play that!), and we heard a few tracks from the eminently appropriate for our airwaves ’13 soundscapes’ compilation on the biodiversità label (we’ll listen to more of them over the next several shows). also, as always, our aporee soundmaps segment, with recent listener-chosen favorite contributions. and we began with a framework introduction also recorded for us in canada by france jobin. […]
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this edition of framework:afield has been curated by iris garrelfs, and features extracts from field recording based compositions created by her phonography students at goldsmiths, university of london. each extract encapsulates the student’s individual approach to exploring some of issues encountered within field recording and soundscape composition practices. […]
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greetings folks, we are back! framework has been away on paternity leave since mid-february, but we are very happy to be back in the studio producing new shows for you, and we hope your ears are happy too. we’ve got lots of catching up to do, and lots to tell you about, but first […]
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