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Phillip Morton
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Site created in 2014 approx.
This has been a solitary enterprise.
He would welcome help!
Welcome
Welcome to improvisers’ networks, it is a new year, new priorities, a new site.
Here are a few words on the benefits or networking, developing a portal and facilitating the social networking of creative practitioners.
The benefits of networking include
- Sharing skills, knowledge and expertise
- Provide support.
- Encouraging collaborative working.
- Sharing resources.
- Facilitating the debate, the discussion of our practice and ideas. .
Acoute Installations
THIS IS A LEGACY ITEM ; IT WAS NEVER DELIVERED AND REFLECTS SILLY OVER OPTIMISM
Frakture
Hello, on April 1st 11.00 am 2014 frakture or frakture.org was dissolved, or downsized.
Frakture's previous activity may or may not remain but will now be delivered within a new structure referred to as The Improvisers's Network - Mersyside,
Phil Morton's proposal, in short, is, Frakture's previous, numerous activities are to be seperated and run as singular activities.
The Frakure name may carry on, the archive will migrate to the network site.
t took 15 years to build Frakture.org, this re-shaping will not take 15 years, but it will not happen in a day.
The name will carry on, for sure, as "we can celebrate" Fraktures' achievements, golden moments, the people, the music, the sounds.
Lotta continua, phil morton, May 2014
Update March 2019
A frakture.org archive will slowly appear here, it may take a year to do justice to that.
Legacy - Phil Morton writes, most of Frakture's activities still contniue today, they no longer use the `Frakture` name. The Blank Canvas concert series and is close to the original `music space, music club` concept outlined by Phil Hargreaves in 1998. Blank Canvas concert series was managed by the Frakture Concert team until that dissolved in 2014. It continues today. more on this to follow, if you want a gig at blank canvas go to this form
Frakture - archive pages, follow this link
Framework radio feed
framework radio
07 February 2026
phonography ::: field recording ::: the art of sound-hunting ::: open your ears and listen
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#959: 2026.02.01
great sounds this week from old favorites éric la casa (with seijiro murayama) and maggi payne, and new(er) favorites giselle and franki wals (with chang deng-yao). éric and seijiro tour paris making short vocal interventions and capturing the results. giselle documents her local nebraska environment with field recordings, scattered instruments […]
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#958: 2026.01.25 [manuel carbone]
this edition of framework:afield has been produced in berlin by italian artist manuel carbone. producer's notes: The eerie stillness of the Phlegraean Fields slowly dissolves into the reassuring chaos of the streets of my hometown, Naples. From the silence of a ghostly hotel room in Milan to September’s acqua alta […]
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#957: 2026.01.18
after taking a break for our aporee soundmaps segment to end the year, we made up for it in this show, celebrating the start of 2026 with a collection of recordings from the maps made either on new year's eve or on new years day. so, yes, lots of fireworks […]
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#956: 2025.12.21
so here it is, folks, the last show for 2025. 41 shows this year, if i've counted correctly, which is precisely 2419 minutes of framework radio, 1209.5 per ear. that's how it works, right? at this time of year, we hope to appeal to our listeners' generous (or perhaps slightly […]
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#955: 2025.12.14 [anna friz & absolute value of noise]
this edition of framework:afield has been produced in canada by anna friz and absolute value of noise. producer's notes: Water Line / Estuary Almanac At the mouth of a river, salt meets sweet water. Tides fluctuate. The river floods and dries with the seasons. The muddy delta shifts position over centuries. […]