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  • #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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  • ...ills]], [[John Baker]] and Delia are credited with the music for the pilot programme of the BBC Radio 4 series "New Worlds", whose working title was "New Review * The pilot programme was never broadcast.
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  • ...ref>'''B/G''': Background.</ref> bubbles" for [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]] produced by [[David Roseveare]] for BBC TV. * In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6344]]: "Primary School Mathematics Programme 2".<ref name=TLL6344>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6344]].</r
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  • [[A Silence Filled With Greek]] is a programme for which Delia created [[A Year I Remember]]. The programme was by [[Michael Ayrton]] and produced by [[Douglas Cleverdon]].<ref>[https
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  • Delia and [[Brian Hodgson]] gave "consultation only" for a BBC radio programme [[The Sirens]] produced by [[Christopher Holme]].<ref name=TLL6418/> * Broadcast on 22nd February 1966 at 10.30pm on the Third Programme.<ref name=TLL6418/>
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  • ..."[[Hunt The Man Down]]" produced by [[Bennett Maxwell]] for the BBC Third Programme.<ref name=TLL/> The tape's catalogue entry is dated 7th June 1966 and the programme was broadcast on the 15th.<ref name=TLL/>
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  • Delia is credited with music for a radio programme "[[Fire and Ice]]" in the series [[Drama Workshop]], produced by [[David Ly "7&frac12; ips of complete "Fire" programme archived as TRW 24 (on reel TRW 23)"
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  • ...ve interview with Delia<ref>[http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/842784 The programme's entry in the BFI's Film & TV database]</ref><ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/mu The BBC lists<ref name=BBC>Programme listing for ''Classic Britannia'' on [http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/classicbri
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  • ...ment from the Radiophonic Workshop was "interviews"<ref name=TLL/> and the programme contains an interview with [[Daphne Oram]]; we don't know if contains any n [[Category:Programme]]
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  • Delia's piece [[Singing Waters]] appears to have been for a programme called [[24 Hours]],<ref>James Percival, ''[[Delia Derbyshire's Creative Pr [[Category:Programme]]
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  • ...[[Alain F. M. Evans]] and external to the BBC,<ref name=TLL/> presumably a programme in French about the Workshop.
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  • #REDIRECT [[New Review - Pilot Programme]]
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  • ...ternal Services (now World Service), [...] began a weekly science magazine programme. Initially called &lsquo;Science and Industry&rsquo;, it changed its name i [[Category:Programme]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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  • [[Factory Music]] is a 30-second piece of Delia's incidental music for the TV programme [[Time On Our Hands]], which I have called [[Factory Music]] as it accompan Her other piece of her incidental music for the programme is ''[[City Music]]''.
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  • ...lf of a page of the Radio Times dated December 30th, 1965 of the page with programme listing for January 7th, 1966. The Third programme listing contains:
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  • ...ith a polite request for a radiophonic signature tune for their daily news programme.
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  • [[Don Haworth]] is the programme's producer.
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  • [[TRW 7717]] is the master tape of the 1973 radio programme ''[[The Space Between]]'' which, though it makes no mention of Delia, does 1&2: SRW 7717 are complete programme. (SRW indicates stereo).
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  • ...ref>'''B/G''': Background.</ref> bubbles" for [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]] produced by [[David Roseveare]] for BBC TV. * In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6344]]: "Primary School Mathematics Programme 2".<ref name=TLL6344>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6344]].</r
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  • Delia created the theme music for BBC programme [[Moon Clue Game]] produced by [[Britt Allcroft]] and directed by [[Brian H Its tape catalogue entry is dated April 1968 and the programme ran for 8 programmes broadcast from 10 July to 28 August 1968.<ref name=ukg
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  • ...with poet [[Rosemary Tonks]] at the Radiophonic Workshop to create a radio programme [[Sono-Montage]], "an experiment in combining poetry with electronic sound" 3: Sono-Montage. Completed programme inserts (master)
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  • [[Sid Lomax]] was the author of a programme [[Engineering Craft Studies]] for which Delia created sound.
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  • * ''Music of Africa - [[Tutankhamun's Trumpet]]'' for a radio programme by [[Jack Aistrop]] whose tape is dated March 1972 * the Egypt item in a BBC one-off programme ''[[Chronicle Magazine: Egypt]], Rome and Britain'', broadcast on the 25th
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  • [[A New View of Politics]] was a BBC programme consisting of an interview with Jo Grimond on the reasons for his resignati Delia created a theme tune for the programme, described as "devastatingly effective (and perfect for the optimism of ear
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  • ...f telephone conversations with Delia that were originally recorded for his programme [[Original Masters]] on BBC Radio Scotland. The original interviews were selected and edited for the original programme but other parts of the same tapes are often used to produce new programmes.
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  • The part about Delia, starting at 1:24:29 into the programme, is based on an interview with [[Jo Langton]] and includes [[Rorate Coeli]] [[Category:Programme]]
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  • ...ere are [http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/hollywood/10274.shtml clips from the programme at the BBC] but the title music is not included.
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  • [[Roy Battersby]] wrote and produced a BBC TV programme [[French Eyes on the Future]]<ref>[[DD110253]]</ref>, for which Delia creat
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  • Delia is credited with a BBC radio programme for schools ''Human Biology 2: [[The Survival of the Fittest]]'', produced Delia also worked on the first programme in the series, ''[[Your Senses]]''.
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  • [[DD095849]] is the front cover of the theatre programme for a 1965 production of the play [[The Business of Good Government]], for Admission by Programme 3/6
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  • ...me [[Take Another Note]] produced by [[Patricia Foy]] and [[B. Lodge]], "a programme in which collectors of unusual musical instruments talk to
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  • ...Catalogue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing the radio programme about ''[[Cubism]]''. Schools radio programme about Cubism
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  • [[DD154505]] is a page of the programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • ...<ref name=TLL6148/> which was the equivalent of today's ''Points of View'' programme in which listeners send in their comments on the BBC's programmes. The pilot programme was not accepted by the Home Service<ref name=TLL6148/> and so it was never
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  • ...ills]], [[John Baker]] and Delia are credited with the music for the pilot programme of the BBC Radio 4 series "New Worlds", whose working title was "New Review * The pilot programme was never broadcast.
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  • [[Robin Gwyn]] commissioned and produced the BBC programme [[Science All Around - Sound]], for which Delia created sound in 1971.
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  • [[DD090240]] is the cover of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]]
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  • [[The Ascent of Man]] is a BBC TV programme in thirteen episodes by J.&nbsp;Bronowski for which Delia created [[Music o
    170 bytes (28 words) - 15:15, 22 January 2019
  • This page refers to the 30th April 1968 programme which included Delia's track [[Happy Birthday]].<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Li [[Category:Programme]]
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  • [[DD154514b]] is the right page of the inside of the theatre programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD154514a]] is the left page of the inside of the theatre programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075810]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075844]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075908]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075946]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075552]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075600]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075622]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075642]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075716]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • [[DD075802]] is a page of the hand-written draft of the concert programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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  • ...d Briscoe]] asking for Delia's or Brian's involvement in the music for the programme [[Paolozzi]]. broadcasting a radiovision programme on his work, to be
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  • ...Music]] is what they called Delia's additional incidental music for the TV programme [[Time On Our Hands]] when it was released on the album [[The BBC Radiophon Another piece of her incidental music for the programme is ''[[Factory Music]]''.
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  • ...ies, Hornsey College of Art, Crouch End Hill, N.8.<ref>[[DD082729]]: Draft programme, page 2.</ref> ...] and his robots, and [[Pink Floyd]] Sound&rdquo;.<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme, page 1.</ref>
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  • Towards a programme of actuality speech and electronic sound. programme (for placing of climax) is 17&frac12; mins.
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  • [[Waris Hussein]] directed the first four episodes of the TV programme [[Doctor Who]],<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/profiles/1nhRcmSnmtnnn ...that time and my boss. They said 'We've got a pilot of four episodes for a programme called Doctor Who, can you do some music?'</I>&rdquo;<ref>Delia in the [[So
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  • * [[DD082729]] The second page of the draft concert programme, attributed to him
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  • Description: (Archive has been checked; full programme exists)
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  • ...was a German poet. Delia set some of his poems to music for the 1966 radio programme [[German Concrete Poetry]]. ...66.<ref>Tape [[TRW 6496]] was given a catalogue entry in June 1966 and the programme was broadcast in December 1966.</ref>
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  • ...n a production "[[Fire Raisers]]" for [[World Theatre]], an external radio programme produced by [[Jim Vowden]].<ref name=TLL6377/> ...ker]]'s ''Orbit'', a "radio signature tune for children's holiday magazine programme".<ref name=TLL6191>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6191]].</ref
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  • 2nd generation copy of programme [[Category:Programme]]
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  • [[The Afternoon Shift]] is a BBC programme broadcast 28th March 1997 about the demise of the [[BBC Radiophonic Worksho
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  • [[DD084055]] is the cover of the 20-page theatre programme for [[Macbeth (1967)|the RSC Macbeth]].
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  • [[Category:Programme]]
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  • Description: Sequence for Radiophonics (Archive has been checked; full programme exists)
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  • Delia created music for BBC Radio 4's "RadioVision" schools' programme "[[Paolozzi]]" produced by [[Joan Griffiths]].<ref name=TLL/> ...aolozzi has agreed to take part in devising and broadcasting a radiovision programme on his work, to be broadcast in Autumn 1971, and recorded in April and May,
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  • {{Thumb|DD095849|[[DD095849]]: Cover of theatre programme}} Delia's papers contain a programme for [[Ian Cotterell]]'s production of [[John Arden]]'s play [[The Business
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  • ''Information Please'' was a BBC radio programme in the 1960s, in which listeners' questions were answered. * [[DD177]]: Copy of radio programme.
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  • ...Arena]]" at the April 1967 [[Brighton Festival]].<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme.</ref>
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  • ...yrinth]]" at the April 1967 [[Brighton Festival]].<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme.</ref>
    318 bytes (40 words) - 16:19, 22 January 2019
  • Delia is credited with music for [[The Pool]], a BBC radio programme produced by [[Bennett Maxwell]].<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]] ent ...Archive on tape [[TRW 6248]]: "TLO 68299. 2 reels: 1. Inserts; 2. Copy of Programme."<ref>[[BBC Radiophonic Workshop - surviving work]]</ref>
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  • Third words: creative writers and the Third Programme, 5, Making use of the medium: the radio feature Broadcast title: Third words. Creative writers and the Third Programme 5. Making use of the medium: the radio feature
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  • ...[[Information Please]]".</ref> as part of the interview with Delia for the programme ''[[Information Please]]'',<ref>You can hear the track in ''[[Information P ...e entry for a tape entitled [[Oranges and Lemons]] says it was for a radio programme produced by [[S. Ahonen]] of the BBC's External Finnish Section and is date
    2 KB (267 words) - 19:11, 16 August 2022
  • ...met Delia but in 1997 he interviewed her for [[Radio Scotland interview|a programme on BBC Radio Scotland]] and maintained a “telephone relationship” with
    294 bytes (40 words) - 16:32, 15 January 2013
  • [[DD110253]] is a Radio Times clipping for a BBC TV programme ''[[French Eyes on the Future]]'' broadcast in 1965.<ref>[http://explore.bf France spends four times as much as Britain on her national civil space programme: she has her own strategic atom bombers and colour TV system. She is buildi
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  • Delia is credited with music for radio programme [[Jackanory]], produced by [[Mrs P. Brandford]] for BBC Enterprises.<ref na
    362 bytes (50 words) - 20:53, 3 August 2014
  • Description: Unit Delta Plus Concert Programme (10/0/66) and Various Manuscript sketches in envelope
    338 bytes (46 words) - 02:50, 7 December 2012
  • and he was interviewed for the TV programme [[Time On Our Hands]], for which Delia created music.
    249 bytes (38 words) - 14:54, 22 January 2019
  • ...opy of the theme for ''[[Tutankhamun's Egypt]]'' and incidental sounds for programme 1 of the series. Label: Egypt. Copy master Opening and Programme 1
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  • ...apes]], probably containing makeup tracks for ''[[Tutankhamun's Egypt]]'', programme 10. NOTES: Flute-based textures, similar to those on CDD/1/1/22 Egypt Programme 10, followed by makeup recordings of individual notes and single loops. Ree
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  • Includes shorter items of the Bagnor concert programme NOTES: Shorter works of the UDP Bagnor concert programme: Fragment (Hodgson), Tarantella (Zinovieff), Pot-pourri (Derbyshire), Moogi
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  • ...y Date 1/1/66; Cost Year 1966."</ref> Delia worked on sound for the BBC TV programme [[One Hundred Faces of J.S. Bach]] produced by [[Barry Gavin]].<ref name=TL ...st Anthony Scott] on studycollection.co.uk, annotated "Drury Lane Arts Lab programme note?".</ref>
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  • {{Thumb|RSC Macbeth|Theatre programme}} ...out 80 minutes.<ref name=DD084409>[[DD084409]]: Cast list from the theatre programme.</ref>
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  • Delia created a signature tune for radio programme [[Polish Section]], external to the BBC, produced by [[C. Halski]].
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  • ...ec/findaids/bbc.htm University of Delaware Library catalogue for BBC Third Programme Radio Scripts 1940-1969, Manuscript Collection Number 332], Item F134, cat. In the programme,
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  • ...ue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]], the master of her music for programme 2 of ''[[Tutankhamun's Egypt]]''. CDD/1/1/16 Egypt Programme 2 Master
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  • ...vember 1970, Delia and [[Brian Hodgson]] contributed to an "audio magazine programme including [a] visit to [the] Radiophonic Workshop" for "Radio Brighton "Liv
    381 bytes (51 words) - 12:24, 21 July 2014
  • ...a's [[Attic Tapes]] containing her music and effects for the ''Chronicle'' programme ''[[Cortes and the Conquest of Mexico]]''. MA writes “Probably Chronicle programme, Cortez and the Conquest of Mexico, TRW
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  • ...ow Chord]] is a musical effect created by Delia for the BBC Drama Workshop programme [[Fire and Ice]].<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW
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  • ...eau]], which she calls [[Cubism Song]], for "a 1968 Schools Radio [[Cubism|programme about Cubism]] in the series "Art and Design".<ref name=JP>[http://lists.to 1968 Schools Radio programme about Cubism in the series "Art and Design" [...]
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  • ...alogue entry is dated 1st October 1965 but there is no tape with the whole programme.<ref name=TLL6375>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6375]].</ref>
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  • ...Tinkling]] is a musical effect created by Delia for the BBC Drama Workshop programme [[Fire and Ice]].<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW
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  • ...lin Bennett. The programme was produced by Shaun MacLoughlin.&rdquo; 60:10 programme. ...for 1900 was compiled, written and produced by John Bridges.&rdquo; 56:27 programme.
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  • Delia appears to have created a new signature tune for a BBC programme ''[[The Daily Chronicle]]'' in 1966: Strangely enough, the BBC Genome Project knows of no such programme, and only has passing mentions of the British newspaper of the same name.<r
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  • Delia created music for a BBC TV programme [[The Dreaming Eye]] produced by [[M. E. Harvey]].<ref name=TLL6357/>
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  • Delia worked on a programme called [[Genesis]] produced by [[Geoffrey Curtis]] for the BBC radio series
    371 bytes (53 words) - 21:44, 8 August 2014
  • Delia is credited with music for a radio programme [[Fourteen Days]] for BBC Radio Belfast.<ref name=TLL/>
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  • ...CDD/1/7/35 Harp Material 1, CDD/1/7/36 Harp Material [2], CDD/1/1/22 Egypt Programme 10). Tutankhamun's Trumpet with different ('major') drone harmonisations un * [[CDD/1/1/22]]: Egypt Programme 10
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  • Delia worked on a radio programme called [[Starting Point]], produced by [[D Godfrey]] for the BBC Home Servi
    367 bytes (55 words) - 15:53, 18 July 2014
  • Delia worked on a BBC TV programme "Taurus - [[Good Heavens]]" in the series [[Zodiac 5]], produced by [[Marga
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  • [[Category:Programme]]
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