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this edition of framework:afield is the second of a two-part piece recorded in france and produced in canada by william denton. part one (edition #691) is available for streaming through all the usual channels. producer’s notes:
/France Audio Montage/ is a two-hour audio memoir of a trip to France in July 2019: first in Toulouse for the useR! 2019 conference (http://www.user2019.fr/) and then in Paris for a week.
This work is CC-BY, under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
William Denton is a librarian and artist who lives in Toronto, Canada. /framework/ regulars may be interested in his project /Listening to Art/ (https://listeningtoart.org/), which twice a month publishes field recordings of visual art.
Personal web site: https://www.miskatonic.org/.
* Part Two
The cover image is craquelure on a painting by Jacques-Louis David in the Louvre.
+ Dining at Le Dada, 12 avenue des Ternes (Paris, 19 July 2019)
+ The Place Vendôme (Paris, 17 July 2019)
+ Walking from the Place Vendôme to the Tuileries Metro station, then taking the Metro to Ternes (Paris, 17 July 2019)
+ The Venus de Milo in the Louvre (Paris, 18 July 2019)
+ On the shore of the Seine, by the Musée d’Orsay (Paris, 19 July 2019)
+ In the garden at the Musée National Eugène-Delacroix (Paris, 19 July 2019)
+ Waiting to board my plane back to Toronto (Charles de Gaulle Airport, 20 July 2019)
+ Landing in Toronto (Toronto Pearson International Airport, 20 July 2019)* Technical notes
All of the recordings were made on a Zoom H5. The Père Lachaise recording used OM1 omnidirectional microphones made by Line Audio, and all the rest used the built-in mic. Editing was done on Audacity.