[Microsound-announce] [playlist] framework - 03.08.08

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/*framework*/ broadcasts sundays on *resonance104.4fm* in london (uk) or 
worldwide on http://www.resonancefm.com from 10-11pm gmt

next new edtion: *07.09.08
*next repeat edtion: *10.08.08*
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/*framework*/ - phonography / field recording; contextual and 
decontextualized sound activity
presented by patrick mcginley


*N.B. - /FRAMEWORK/ IS ON HOLIDAY!

for the next 4 weeks /framework/ will be taking a well-deserved break.  
this show, 03.08.08, is the last new broadcast until 07.09.08.  but fear 
not!  this current edition will be available online for the coming week 
as per usual, after which we have arranged an exciting array of past 
frameworks of undoubtedly great historical interest!  we know you're 
excited.  here's what you'll be hearing:

**week of august 10th - repeat from 27.12.06
week of august 17th - repeat from 11.11.05
week of august 24th - repeat from 08.08.03
week of august 31st - repeat from 29.11.02

we won't be sending out playlists for these shows, but you can use the 
playlist archive online to find out what you're listening to.  these 
dates are also clearly posted on the website.  so enjoy the history 
lesson, and we'll see you in september!

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meanwhile, this edition of */framework:afield/* has been produced in the 
uk by *duncan whitley* and *james wyness*.  for more information see 
their websites at http://www.wyness.org and http://www.khora.org.uk.

    /*Listening through Holy Week*/

    The piece focuses on sounds recorded during Seville's Holy Week
    processions in 2007 and 2008. The sounds of the processions are
    interleaved with unscripted (conversational) dialogue between the
    producers recorded during Holy Week 2008. The subjectivity of the
    conversational excerpts raises questions about the objectivity of
    recorded sound within the documentary process.

    Taking the Holy Week processions of Seville as subject matter, the
    listener is invited to explore acoustic communication within a
    specific human social context. The piece sets out to reveal the
    underlying syntax of sound within processions: musical elements,
    symbolic uses of sound, aural and verbal cues, crowd dynamics and
    performance features.

    The complete field recordings from which the submitted work draws
    are to be archived as a new collection by the British Library.

    Whitley and Wyness began collaborating on the Seville 2007 project
    following a lengthy period of research. Their collaboration was
    based on a mutual interest in investigating archive and documentary
    forms through the medium of sound. This, combined with experience in
    different areas of sonic art research, led to the development of
    multi-channel field recording techniques adapted to the specific
    conditions of public processions.
    /
    For// Holy Week: Seville 2007 (scenes)/ Whitley and Wyness adopted
    the use of two customised portable and mobile field recording rigs.
    The recordists took up carefully selected positions on the streets
    which offered the flexibility of capturing both the larger movement
    of the processions through time and space and the minutiae of
    specific details.


again, we are always looking for material for the show, whether raw 
field recordings, field recording based composition, or introduction 
submissions.  we are also now accepting proposals for full editions of 
our guest curated series.  send proposals or material, released or not, 
on any format, to the address below.  if you have any questions, please 
don't hesitate to get in touch!


framework
354 rue de l'andelle
27910 perruel
france

framework at talk21.com


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framework intro submissions:

1)    take yourself and a recording device to a location of your choice
2)    record for AT LEAST one minute before you -
3)    read aloud the following text:

*welcome to framework.*

*framework is a show consecrated to field recording, and its use in 
composition.  field recording, phonography, the art of sound hunting; 
open your ears and listen!*

4)    continue your recording for AT LEAST two minutes after you have 
finished speaking
5)    send the recording on any format to the above address, or as an 
mp3 via email

thanks!

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