Modern adventures in sound
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- Genre:
- Free improvised music
- Hometown:
- North west
- Record Label:
- Nervetech
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- L1 Xmas Soundwalk Special
meet : At the Cooperative Bak Bold ...
Thursday, December 17 at 6:30pm - Snap Out of it : workshop in f...
The Bluecoat Liverpool
Tuesday, December 15 at 7:30pm - Duology + 2
The Everyman Third Room
Friday, November 6 at 9:00pm - BBC Big Screen Unsilent Night
BBC Big Screen Clayton Square, Live...
Thursday, October 29 at 7:00pm - Splash 28
The Pilgrim
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00pm - Centrifuge 3
The King's Arms
Monday, August 17 at 8:50pm - GO frakCAR Liverpool to manche...
The Fuel Bar
Thursday, August 13 at 7:40pm - Conduction
St Bride's Church
Friday, July 17 at 7:30pm - i:Splash opus 27
St Brides Church,
Friday, July 3 at 8:05pm - Tom Mix
The Bluecoat
Thursday, July 2 at 8:00pm
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Frakture
When was the last time you went somewhere just to hear the sounds there? Whether experienced as private meditation or as collective silence SOUNDWALKS refresh your ears and reset your sensual awareness to where you are, live or work.........
The Listening Room takes you to undiscovered places: means of transport, your senses.
Time:6:30PM Thursday, December 17th
Location:meet : At the Cooperative Bak Bold Street
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SNAP: Out of it!
:Workshops in free improvisation, its nature and practice. are delivered roughly every 4-6 weeks. The sessions attract between 3-13 musicians with a wide range of experience and competencies in free improvisation: in sound.
They have a formal structure and are "led" by the workshop leader who is responsi...ble for the creative content and development of the session. All are welcome to the SNAP sessions especially newcomers to the musical form and practice but we believe the sessions will reward musicians of all abilities. SNAP:out of it, get out the house and come along.
Time:7:30PM Tuesday, December 15th
Location:The Bluecoat Liverpool
Frakture Snap out of it: Workshop in free improvisation its nature and practice. Tuesday 15th December 2009 Liverpool ; 7.30 pm The Bluecoat http://tiny.cc/tVc0H
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SNAP: Out of it! :Workshops in free improvisation, its nature and practice. are delivered roughly every 4-6 weeks. The sessions attract between 3-13 musicians with a wide range of experience and competencies in free improvisation: in sound.
Frakture Splash night @ The Pilgrim 34 Pilgrim St Liverpool L1 9HB venue 0151 709 2302, Thursday 10th December 2009 8.00pm free event its tonight: see you there: frakture team
Frakture Saturday Night out, listening to Simon Fell / Phil Hargreaves / Coma & co @ the cornerstone
Frakture Frakture: new Doodles launching two events: Snap workshop december & Xmas Soundwalk spectacular contact Frakture for the doodle links if you want to select the dates.....
Frakture Frakture's next gig: i:Splash an evening of free-improvisation at The Pilgrim http://tiny.cc/A7doR
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A casserole of free improvisation in a new venue for Frakture which once featured the likes of Derek Baileys Company, Fred Frith and Phil Minton….reclaim the night with this evening of free improvisation. ...
Frakture Frakture's gig i:Splash opus 29 is at the design stage, interested musicians get in touch / http://tiny.cc/yASed / concerts@frakture.org
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Groups apply via the on line form [here] and the Frakture Concerts team select a program from those acts who have applied.
Frakture Duology + 2 - tonight at the Everyman!
Powerful and dynamic free jazz
Location:The Everyman Third Room
Time:9:00PM Friday, November 6th
Frakture Frakture3 play Big Screen Liverpool, Clayton Square,Thursday 29th October 7pm until approx. 8.30pm FREE part of unsilent night
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DUOLOGY + 2 U.K. Tour 2009
Support: Swung Dash
Friday 6th November 2009
9.00pm £7 & £4 concs
The Everyman Third Room
5-9 Hope Street
Liverpool L1 9BH
Jazz legends Ted Daniel and Michael Marcus, regular collaborators with a virtual who's who on the New York scene, including Sonny Simmons, Billy Bang, Jameel Moondoc, Henry Thre...adgill, Jaki Byard and Andrew Cyrille, bring their Duology project to the UK in November.
Duology will be touring the United Kingdom performing in five cities, culminating at the London Jazz Festival. For this tour, Duology is very pleased to be joined by two of England’s very special and seasoned music veterans, Charlie Collins on percussion and John Jasnoch on guitar. This promises to be an exciting and musically rewarding collaboration.
TED DANIEL : trumpet & assorted brass
MICHAEL MARCUS : Bb Clarinet
JOHN JASNOCH : guitar & oud
CHARLIE COLLINS : drums
DUOLOGY: The concept of performing as a duet with trumpet and clarinet is exceptionally challenging and rare. Duology was not an impulsive idea, but one that developed naturally through Marcus’ and Daniel’s friendship and mutual musical aspirations. Since the beginning of Jazz, the presence of clarinet and trumpet have been in the frontline and an integral part of the music. Duology is continuing that tradition.
What the press says about Duology:
"continuum of invention" --- All About Jazz
"deliver a snapshot of jazz history" --- All About Jazz
"incipient beauty" --- All About Jazz
"Duology is one of the most exciting jazz partnerships we’ve run across in a long time. On their self-titled Boxholder debut, clarinetist Michael Marcus and brassman Ted Daniel - two unsung veterans with a lengthy shared history - demonstrates a finely tuned duo concept; writing duties are shared, and the improvisations display the kind of report and structural logic that could arise only from years of collaboration" --- Time Out New York.
Duology has releases out on Boxholder and SoulNote Records.
Frakture acknowledge the financial support of PRS Foundation & Arts Council England, plus the voluntary support work of the Frakture Administrative Staff and network musicians.
Powerful and dynamic free jazz
Time:9:00PM Friday, November 6th
Location:The Everyman Third Room
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A casserole of free improvisation in a new venue for Frakture which once featured the likes of Derek Bailey's Company, Fred Frith and Phil Minton… reclaim the night with this evening of free improvisation. How? During the evening, a selection of very lovely improvisers from around Liverpool and further afield converge ...to swap sounds, develop ideas, listen and respond.
Splash: where creative forces meet.
Gareth Bibby, Electronics
Harry Gallimore, Home made synths
Matt Hamlett, Guitar
Mark Jones, Flute
Si Jones, Violin, electronics
Phil Lucking, Trumpets
Chris McGugan, Acoustic guitar
Phil Morton, Accidents & Treatments
Adrienne O'Toole, Guitar
Adam Webster, Cello
Frakture acknowledge the financial support of PRS Foundation & Arts Council England, plus the voluntary support work of the Frakture Administrative Staff and network musicians.
A veritable casserole of free improvisation
Time:8:00PM Thursday, September 24th
Location:The Pilgrim
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Centrifuge: bringing improvisation, music and performance together is a Manchester Based activity initiated by Frakture.org, Liverpool. Centrifuge #3 featuresmusicians from across the region who will combine in small groupings on the night to deliver a programme of free improvisations.
Centrifuge
Saturday September 12th
8....30pm £5 / £3
The Kings Arms,
11 Bloom Street,
Salford M3 6AN
0161 832 3605
Line up, subject to confirmation, is a spectactular 15....
Lou Armer, vocals
Shaun Blezard, laptop
Geoff Bright, saxophone
Charlie Collins, drumset
John Jasnoch, guitar
Si Jones, electronics
Joshua Kopecek, tbc
Steve Lewis, voice
Phil Lucking, trumpet
Phil Morton, accidents & treatments
Alexandra Richardson, flutes
Ian Simpson, electronics
Beatrix Ward-Fernandez, theremin, violin
Adam Webster, cello
Web site
http://www.frakture.org/centrifuge
More info: Frakture 0151 709 6123
The brief is that within an hours drive of Manchester are many musicians from the free improvised music scene (and associated leaning) who generally do not meet and play on any significant basis - or so it seems. Somehow geographic, boundaries keep us apart, whereas in London the same distances either measured in miles /or time travelled doesn't keep artists apart; i.e. there is more of a mixing up and playing together.
Come to Centrifuge and enjoy the regions exciting fusion of voices, sounds and musics.
