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• Primary School Mathematics Programme
  #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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• New Review - Pilot Programme
  ...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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• Primary School Mathematics Programme 2
  ...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
  [[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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• The Sirens
  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
  ..."[[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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• Fire and Ice
  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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• Classic Britannia interview
  ...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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• 10 Years of The Radiophonic Workshop
  ...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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• 24 Hours
  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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• French Service
  ...[[Alain F. M. Evans]] and external to the BBC,<ref name=TLL/> presumably a programme in French about the Workshop.
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• New Worlds
  #REDIRECT [[New Review - Pilot Programme]]
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• Science and Industry
  ...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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• Primary School Mathematics Programme
  #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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• Primary Schools Maths
  #REDIRECT [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]]
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• Factory Music
  [[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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• DD110122
  ...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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• Munich Radio interview
  ...ith a polite request for a radiophonic signature tune for their daily news programme.
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• DD162136
  [[Don Haworth]] is the programme's producer.
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• TRW 7717
  [[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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• Primary School Mathematics Programme 2
  ...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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• Moon Clue Game
  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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• Sono-Montage
  ...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
  [[Sid Lomax]] was the author of a programme [[Engineering Craft Studies]] for which Delia created sound.
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• Egypt
  * ''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
  [[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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• Cavanagh interview
  ...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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• Monteverdi 450
  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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• Home This Afternoon - Title Music
  ...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
  [[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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• Survival of the Fittest
  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
  [[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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• Take Another Note
  ...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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• DD263
  ...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
  [[DD154505]] is a page of the programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].
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• Talk Out
  ...<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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• New Review - Pilot Programme
  ...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
  [[Robin Gwyn]] commissioned and produced the BBC programme [[Science All Around - Sound]], for which Delia created sound in 1971.
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• DD090240
  [[DD090240]] is the cover of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]]
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• The Ascent of Man
  [[The Ascent of Man]] is a BBC TV programme in thirteen episodes by J.&nbsp;Bronowski for which Delia created [[Music o
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• The Pete Brady Show
  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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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
  [[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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• DD130959
  ...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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• City Music
  ...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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• Brighton Festival
  ...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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• DD153931
  Towards a programme of actuality speech and electronic sound. programme (for placing of climax) is 17&frac12; mins.
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• Waris Hussein
  [[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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• Clive Latimer
  * [[DD082729]] The second page of the draft concert programme, attributed to him
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• DD058
  Description: (Archive has been checked; full programme exists)
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• Ernst Jandl
  ...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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• Fire Raisers
  ...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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• Permutated Poems
  2nd generation copy of programme [[Category:Programme]]
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• The Afternoon Shift
  [[The Afternoon Shift]] is a BBC programme broadcast 28th March 1997 about the demise of the [[BBC Radiophonic Worksho
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• DD084055
  [[DD084055]] is the cover of the 20-page theatre programme for [[Macbeth (1967)|the RSC Macbeth]].
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• Noah
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• DD059
  Description: Sequence for Radiophonics (Archive has been checked; full programme exists)
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• Paolozzi
  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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• The Business of Good Government
  {{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
  ''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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• Kinetic Labyrinth
  ...yrinth]]" at the April 1967 [[Brighton Festival]].<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme.</ref>
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• Kinetic Arena
  ...Arena]]" at the April 1967 [[Brighton Festival]].<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme.</ref>
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• The Pool
  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: The Radio Feature
  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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• Oranges and Lemons
  ...[[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
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• John Cavanagh
  ...met Delia but in 1997 he interviewed her for [[Radio Scotland interview|a programme on BBC Radio Scotland]] and maintained a “telephone relationship” with
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• DD110253
  [[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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• Jackanory
  Delia is credited with music for radio programme [[Jackanory]], produced by [[Mrs P. Brandford]] for BBC Enterprises.<ref na
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• DD282
  Description: Unit Delta Plus Concert Programme (10/0/66) and Various Manuscript sketches in envelope
  338 bytes (46 words) - 02:50, 7 December 2012
• Aldous Huxley
  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
• DD160
  ...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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• DD251
  ...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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• DD147
  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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• One Hundred Faces of J.S. Bach
  ...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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• Macbeth (1967)
  {{Thumb|RSC Macbeth|Theatre programme}} ...out 80 minutes.<ref name=DD084409>[[DD084409]]: Cast list from the theatre programme.</ref>
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• Polish Section
  Delia created a signature tune for radio programme [[Polish Section]], external to the BBC, produced by [[C. Halski]].
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• A Year I Remember
  ...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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• DD250
  ...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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• Radio Brighton interview
  ...vember 1970, Delia and [[Brian Hodgson]] contributed to an "audio magazine programme including [a] visit to [the] Radiophonic Workshop" for "Radio Brighton "Liv
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• DD222
  ...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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• Electronic Glow Chord
  ...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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• Le Pont Mirabeau
  ...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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• Thursday Night at Ten
  ...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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• Ice Tinkling
  ...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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• DD029
  ...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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• The Daily Chronicle
  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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• The Dreaming Eye
  Delia created music for a BBC TV programme [[The Dreaming Eye]] produced by [[M. E. Harvey]].<ref name=TLL6357/>
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• Genesis
  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
• Fourteen Days
  Delia is credited with music for a radio programme [[Fourteen Days]] for BBC Radio Belfast.<ref name=TLL/>
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• DD249
  ...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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• Starting Point
  Delia worked on a radio programme called [[Starting Point]], produced by [[D Godfrey]] for the BBC Home Servi
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• Good Heavens
  Delia worked on a BBC TV programme "Taurus - [[Good Heavens]]" in the series [[Zodiac 5]], produced by [[Marga
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• The Stream
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• Jeffery Boswall
  Delia created music for his 1972 programme ''[[Wildlife Safari to the Argentine]]''.
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• Sisters
  Delia is credited with music for a BBC radio programme [[Sisters]] produced by [[Stuart Conn]] for BBC Radio Glasgow.<ref name=TLL
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• Football Links
  Delia is credited with a tape containing her sound for a programme [[Football Links]] produced by [[Terry Harrison]] for Radio Merseyside.<ref
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• The Evenings of Certain Lives
  ...ne broadcast on BBC Radio 6 on 23 May 2021 at 20:00] - 51 minutes into the programme.</ref> The programme is about life at a certain age, not at the extreme point when people &lsquo
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• DD074801
  Subject: Permission to replay BBC programme material outside the BBC originally broadcast on the Third Programme. These pro-
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• The Investigation
  * Broadcast on 23rd November 1965 8.50pm on the Third Programme.<ref name=TLL6383/>
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• The Doctors
  Delia is credited with a tape for a TV programme [[The Doctors]] produced by [[C. Morris]]. The tape's catalogue entry, date
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• Blue Peter Signature Tune
  ...th [[Brian Hodgson]] and [[Paddy Kingsland]] for a treatment of the BBC TV programme ''Blue Peter'''s signature tune for producer [[Michael Baynham]].<ref name=
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• Early Morning
  ...called ''Early Morning''. One of these sheets is written on the back of a programme for a classical music performance by the BBC Symphony Orchestra in Maida Va
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• Youthbenders
  Delia is credited with the tape dated May 1968 for a radio programme [[Youthbenders]] produced by [[C. Halski]] (Czeslaw Halski) whose catalogue
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• Master Builders
  In 1966, Delia worked on a BBC TV programme [[Master Builders]] produced by [[Nancy Thomas]]<ref name=TLL/>,
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• Bach
  and worked on sound for the BBC TV programme [[One Hundred Faces of J.S. Bach]].
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• Percy Grainger
  Delia is credited with sound for a programme about Australian-born composer, arranger and pianist<ref>[http://www.bbc.co
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• Saturday Evening Prayers
  Delia worked on a programme [[Saturday Evening Prayers]] for [[Peter Armstrong]] of the BBC's Religious
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• DD082346
  we can only afford &pound;50 or so towards tapes for the programme. We are at programme and pieces would be 3 to 10 minutes duration. If you think
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• Using Wax
  Delia is credited with a tape for a BBC TV for Schools programme [[Using Wax]] in the series [[Merry-Go-Round]], produced by [[Sue Weeks]].<
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• Music of the Spheres
  * The BBC Sound Archive's tape [[TRW 7599]]: "Ascent of Man: Programme 5" is missing.<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 759 [[Category:Programme]]
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• Julia Cave
  [[Julia Cave]] was the the producer of the BBC programme [[Pompeii]],<ref name=credits>The episode's end credits.</ref> for which De
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• Ian Potter
  [[Ian Potter]], a playwright, phoned in to [[Stuart Maconie]]'s BBC Radio 6 programme on 12th March 2012 and recounted when he saw Delia's papers arrive in Manch ...how on BBC Radio 6, 12th March 2012]</ref> from 01:26:21-01:27.22 into the programme
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• Pitch Perception
  ...h Perception]] (Expl.)"<ref><B>Expl.</B>: "Explanation"?</ref> for a radio programme produced by [[Lionel Salter]] / [[Mrs Stephen Spender]] of the BBC Music De
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• Science in the Shadows
  [[Science in the Shadows]] was a one-hour<ref name=rsnr/> BBC TV programme following the Royal Society's publication of a report about the 'brain drai The Radio Times described the programme as:
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• DD090322
  [[DD090322]] is the first page of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]].
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• New Worlds Interview
  ...sists of Delia's sounds for the series or is an interview with Delia for a programme in the series.
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• DD060
  Untreated and treated material for Cubism programme ...ly-morphing texture which fades. The material is used in this form for the programme Art and Design: Cubism (part of which is on reel CDD/1/2/1 Cubism TX).
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• DD135629
  [[DD135629]] is the cover of the theatre programme for the 1971 [[Macbeth (1971)|Greenwich Macbeth]].
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• Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music
  =Programme= * Hand-written draft of concert programme
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• Joan Elliott Calls
  ...an Elliott Calls]], an episode in the BBC [[Radio Leeds]] series ''Woman's Programme'' produced by [[Phil Sidey]].<ref name=TLL/>
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• The Space Between
  ''[[The Space Between]]'' is a BBC radio programme created in 1973 after Delia had left the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, which ma
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• Dreaming
  ''anything'' called that. They had picked out a piece which I wrote for a programme * Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
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• I Think in Shapes
  and the BBC programme listing says:<ref name=bbc>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0069t1g ''I Th * There are supposed to be two clips of the programme on the BBC's website but one is unavailable and the other "doesn't seem to
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• The Coming of the Car
  Delia created Opening, Closing and Background music for a radio programme "[[The Coming of the Car]]", produced by [[Alan Ereira]] for the BBC School
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• First Time Out
  Its tape's catalogue entry is dated April 1970<ref name=TLL/> and the programme was broadcast in three episodes, all credited to Anne Head as director:<ref * 27 August 1971: "''Programme'' written and performed by The Wherehouse La Mama London. Society at work o
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• London Question Time
  ...g music for "[[London Question Time]]", an episode in the long-running BBC programme hosted by David Dimbleby in which "guests from the worlds of politics and t
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• DD090548
  ...fit", "Rainsuit" and so on.<ref>[[DD090339]] [[DD090352]] ICI Fashion Show programme.</ref> as well as to pieces of music used to create the soundtrack.
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• Quest - fast
  The theme for BBC for Schools programme [[Physical Science]] is a different version of this theme and rhythm, but w
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• The Dreams
  Part of the four programme "Inventions for Radio" series, created in collaboration with Barry Bermange This programme of sounds and voices is an attempt to re-create in five movements some sens
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• BBC Radiophonic Workshop
  However, in programme credits, the BBC always attributed her work to "BBC Radiophonic Workshop", ...Radiophonic Workshop, &ldquo;managed to get her onto a composer's desktop programme but she couldn’t cope with it and spent most of the weekend in tears, I t
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• Orpheus
  ...y [[Alan Parker]] and the programme won the prize for the best educational programme in Japan.<ref name=TLL/> Delia Derbyshire composed the music for the schools programme <I>Orpheus</I> which won the Minister of Education prize in last years's Ja
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• Bucket and Chime
  Delia created music called [[Bucket and Chime]] for the BBC Schools Radio programme [[Music Box for Schools]], whose [[Radiophonic Database]] entry is dated 5t
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• Finnish Science and Research
  Delia is credited with [[Finnish Science and Research]], a radio programme produced by [[E. Arni]] for the BBC's European Service. Its [[Tape Library
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• Tutankhamun's Egypt
  ...e.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1972-04-02 ''Tutankhamun's Egypt'' programme 1] on genome.ch.bbc.co.uk</ref> Roger Lamb helped create some of the in-programme cues for the series.<ref>[[DD161]]'s notes.</ref>
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• Part of the Studio of Unit Delta Plus
  In the programme for the 1966 '[[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]]' the eighth a
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• Your Senses
  Delia is credited with a BBC radio programme ''Human Biology 1: [[Your Senses]]'' produced by [[Arthur Vialls]]<ref name
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• Biology
  This programme or series of programmes is catalogued as:<ref>[http://www.broadcastforschoo
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• DD003
  It is Delia's cassette recording of [[Piers Plowright]]'s 1996 radio programme ''[[Third Words: The Radio Feature]]'', which mentions [[Inventions for Rad ...entions for radio: The Evenings of Certain Lives in the last 10 minutes of programme.
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• Tomorrow's World
  [[Tomorrow's World]] is/was a weekly BBC TV programme for the popular divulgation of new inventions and scientific discoveries. * [[Playing with Light]]: Delia also created music for one programme in the series, for a sequence called "[[Playing with Light]]".<ref>The [[Ta
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• Approaching the 70's
  Delia worked on a BBC TV programme [[Approaching the 70's]] produced by [[Finlay MacDonald]] for the BBC's Sco
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• DD105933
  This programme of sounds and voices is an attempt to re-create, in five movements, some se
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• A Bayeux Tapestry
  Delia treated speech, created effects and created music for a 1966 BBC radio programme [[A Bayeux Tapestry]] produced by [[George MacBeth]] and [[Michael Mason]]. To make this programme we have drawn on the full spectrum of sound: formal speech in poetry and pr
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• DD105913
  This programme is an attempt to define God in human terms and to create, in the manner of
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• Stuart Maconie
  ...how on BBC Radio 6, 12th March 2012]</ref> from 01:25:55-01:26:20 into the programme In the same programme, [[Ian Potter]] recounts seeing the tapes arrive at Manchester.
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• The African Xylophone
  * Broadcast on the 17th April 1967 at 8.05pm on the Third Programme.<ref name=TLL/>
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• Les Structures Sonores
  There is a short excerpt of their music in the radio programme [[These Hopeful Machines]]:
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• DD090420
  [[DD090420]] is the last page of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]].
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• Drips for Ecology
  One of Delia's tapes is labelled ''[[Drips for Ecology]]'' for a programme in the series [[Late Night Line-Up]] produced by [[Steven Roberts]] for BBC
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• Know Your Car
  ...a cartoon sequence<ref name=TLL5075/> of a Do-It-Yourself car maintenance programme ''[[Family Car]]'', produced by [[Stanley Hyland]].<ref name=TLL5075/><ref one called ''Family Car'', a do-it-yourself maintenance programme,
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• Amor Dei: A Vision of God
  Listeners may remember Barry Bermange's programme ''[[The Dreams]]'' which was broadcast last year. It was somewhat of an exp He has made this programme in four sections. In the first you will hear several thoughtful voices grop
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• The Prophet
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• Tristram Cary
  ...diophonic Workshop, in July 1962, was to create electronic sound for a BBC programme ''[[Science Serves the Arts]]'' about electronic music in which they interv
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• Listeners' Corner interview
  Delias [[Attic Tapes]] contain a recording of an interview for BBC Short Wave programme ''Listeners' Corner'', introduced by Dorothy Logan,. in which [[Laurence Sp
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• DD231
  ...ogue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing her music for a programme about ''[[Daedalus]]'' in the series [[Springboard]].
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• The Autocrat
  {{Thumb|''The Autocrats''' KRAB.FM programme listing}} The tape catalogues and programme listings call it "''Autocrats''" or "''The Autocrats''" but its correct tit
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• Alchemists of Sound
  * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/music/features/alchemists.shtml BBC programme page]
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• Death of a Jelly Baby
  * Broadcast on the Third Programme on 29th May 1964 at 8.45pm<ref name=TRW4090/> and repeated on the 14th June [[Category:Programme]]
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• Time On Our Hands
  The programme was produced by [[Don Haworth]] and directed by [[Pieter Morpurgo]]<ref nam <I>I had only done one other television programme before [[Doctor Who]], called [[Time On Our Hands]], using beautiful abstra
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• The Greenwich Story
  Delia shares credit with [[John Baker]] for a BBC TV programme [[The Greenwich Story]] produced by [[Peggy Miller]].<ref name=TLL/>
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• George MacBeth
  ...Scottish poet who was also the Art and Poetry Producer for the BBC's Third Programme.<ref>[https://voca.arizona.edu/readings-list/152/193 Lois Shelton's introdu
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• Radio Leeds
  and [[Door To Door]] was originally created for a Radio Leeds Womens' Programme.<ref>[[DD125629]]: Desmond Briscoe's script for the [[Radiophonic Workshop
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• The Long Polar Walk
  Delia's created music for two episodes of the programme [[The Long Polar Walk]], of which two extracts were reused in the 1972 docu the score for the TV programme ''The Long Polar Walk'', I had to get the
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• DD081347
  weekly R4 programme "Living World."
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• Space
  Delia is credited with music for a programme [[Space]] in the TV documentary series [[Cameron Country]] produced by [[Do
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• Delia Derbyshire's eightieth birthday special
  [[Delia Derbyshire's eightieth birthday special]] was a BBC Radio 6 programme presented by [[Stuart Maconie]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08pq ...rovide special sounds ranging from science fiction to fantasy on the third programme. When sounds are shaped and organised into patterns, the result tends to be
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• Case Studies in Industry
  ...later renamed to "The Industrial Training Act", a Further Education radio programme produced by [[Peter Jarvis]].<ref name=TLL/>
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• Tutankhamun's Trumpet
  ...e album ''[[The Music of Africa]]'' as [[Tutankhamun's Egypt]] because the programme that was for was produced by [[Paul Johnstone]].
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• Science and Health
  ...e and Health'</nowiki>. The Radio Times listing initially only credits the programme as "compiled by [[Michael Smee]]."<ref>BBC Genome: FOR SCHOOLS HEALTH AND S A Signature tune for a Radio sex education programme rejected by the producer on the grounds that it was "too lascivious" - henc
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• The New Sound of Music
  The programme ends with an interview with David Vorhaus at their [[Kaleidophon]] studio i
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• MQ LP/38
  ...under the pseudonym [[Doris Hays]].<ref>Justin Spear speaking on the radio programme "Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone" on Sunday 12 June 2005</ref>
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• Lazy Rain
  ...ashion Show]]: "Rainsuit".<ref>[[DD090339]] [[DD090352]]: ICI Fashion Show programme.</ref>
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• DD227
  ...of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing her music for an [[Omnibus]] programme about ''[[Goya]]''.
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• Home This Afternoon
  * The programme was first broadcast on 30 March 1964 at 16.45.<ref name=genome/>
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• Let Me Speak
  Delia is credited with a tape for ''[[Let Me Speak]] II'' for a programme produced by [[Tony Smith]] and broadcast on the 18th July 1965.<ref name=TL
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• I Measured the Skies
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• Music Box for Schools
  [[Music Box for Schools]] was a BBC radio programme for schools produced by [[Jack Chatterley]].<ref name=TLL6455/>
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• DD073220
  Our National Film Theatre Programme booklet is not automatically
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• The Pop Scene
  Delia is credited with music for a BBC radio programme [[The Pop Scene]] produced by [[David Epps]].<ref name=TLL/>
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• The Afterlife
  ...tion with the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop. Produced by David Thomson. "This programme is an attempt to reconstruct in sound the spiritualistic vision of Death an ....<ref>[http://catalogue.bbc.co.uk/catalogue/infax/programme/SX+28683_7 BBC Programme Catalogue entry for ''The Afterlife'']</ref>
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• Buckminster Fuller
  ...logue entry is dated May 1970<ref name=TLL/> but there is no entry for the programme in the BBC Genome Project.<ref>[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/search/0/20?adv=
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• Chronicle Magazine: Egypt
  Delia created music for the "Egypt" item in a BBC one-off programme ''[[Chronicle Magazine: Egypt]], Rome and Britain'', produced by [[Julia Ca
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• On The Rim in Spitzbergen
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• An ABC in Sound
  ...phabet of effects whose impact has been varied and underlined in tonight's programme by the use of radiophonic techniques including speeding up and slowing down * Broadcast on the BBC Third Programme at 10:25pm on 7th January 1966.<ref name=DD110130/><ref name=TLL6373/>
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• Synchrondipity Machine
  ...rier synthesis of sound based on photo/pixel info (B2wav - bitmap to sound programme).
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• Tonic Sol-fa
  The Radio Times entry for the programme reads:<ref>[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/ce200855f67a4e4ca036babcc3ab00ce ''H
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• Tom-Tom Signature Tune
  ...ted July 1968.</ref> so it seems that this replaced Delia's one when a new programme director took the series over.
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• Radio Newsreel
  [[Radio Newsreel]] was a news programme produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation between 1940 and 1988,<ref * First broadcast on 13th May 2017 on BBC Radio 3 as part of the programme ''[[Monteverdi 450]]'' at 1:25:55.
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• Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be
  ...under the pseudonym [[Doris Hays]].<ref>Justin Spear speaking on the radio programme "Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone" on Sunday 12 June 2005</ref>.
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• DD004
  BBC Radio Scotland programme
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• The Living World
  BBC programme ''[[The Living World]]'' with programme code [[TRW 6886]]<ref name=922-109>[[DD080922]] [[DD081109]]</ref>
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• DD252
  ...one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]], probably for ''[[Tutankhamun's Egypt]]'', programme 10.
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• The Tower
  ...levels.<ref>[[DD110224]]: Radio Times clipping for The Tower on the Third programme at 8.30 with a description by Martin Esslin.</ref> * First broadcast on the BBC Third programme at 8.30, "to be repeated on July 19" [1964]
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• DD277
  NOTES: Copy of CDD/1/1/16 Egypt Programme 2 Master.
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• Model and Map
  Delia is credited with music for a BBC television programme for schools "[[Model and Map]]" produced by [[Andree Molyneux]].
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• Pot-pourri
  ...art of the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]] and the concert programme entry for it reads:
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• Papillons
  Delia is credited with music for a programme [[Papillons]] produced by [[Antony Wilkinson]].<ref name=TLL/>
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• Johnny's Jaunt
  ...66, Delia checked out a tape on which to create "music tracks" for a radio programme "[[Johnny's Jaunt]]" produced by [[R. Pelletier]]<ref name=TLL/> or [[Brian (Johnny Morris). Music tracks and makeup followed by edited copy of programme
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• Absolute Genius
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• DD155059
  IV Peak programme meters (BBC)
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• Radiophonic `Scores'
  ...with colleagues from other BBC departments. Knowledge of the techniques of programme production is an essential qualification for the job, but above all the Wor ...natural or artificial sources to convey the mood of a radio or television programme, but not the creation of musical compositions as such. Natural sounds can e
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• Hogarth
  Although its tape's [[Radiophonic Database]] entry says that the programme was "Cancelled", the episode of [[Omnibus]] broadcast on the 12th December
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• DD110130
  ...phabet of effects whose impact has been varied and underlined in tonight's programme by the use of radiophonic techniques including speeding up and slowing down
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• Counterstrike
  In 1966, Delia created title music and effects for a BBC TV programme [[Counterstrike]] produced by [[Antony Kearey]] which were never used becau
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• Main Page
  * the ''[[Aztec]]'' suite, atmospheric soundscapes for a programme about the Spanish destruction of the Aztec and Mayan civilizations * ''[[Factory Music]]'', incidental music for TV programme ''[[Time On Our Hands]]''
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• The Anger of Achilles
  The BBC Programme Catalogue describes the work as an Music specially composed for the programme by Roberto Gerhard,
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• Great Zoo
  * Broadcast on Radio 3 on 4th October 1973 as part of the programme ''[[The Space Between]]''.<ref name=mb21>[http://www.mb21.co.uk/ether.net/r
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• Tom-Tom
  * One programme dated 26th November 1968 includes a filmed visit to the [[Radiophonic Works
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• Who Is
  [[Who Is]] is a "four-country, thirteen-programme, colour-TV series"<ref name=DD100926>[[DD100926]]: List of "current and rec
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• DD264
  ...one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing sounds for the ''Doctor Who'' TV programme.
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• Chronicle (TV series)
  She also appears to have created a new signature tune for the programme ''[[The Daily Chronicle]]'' in 1966.
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• The Long Distance Piano Player
  [[The Long Distance Piano Player]] was the first ever programme in the BBC's ''Play for Today'' series, broadcast on 15th October 1970<ref
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• Finnish Science and Technology
  ...and "competition trailer" for [[Finnish Science and Technology]], a radio programme produced by [[H. E. Arni]] for the BBC's European Service. Its [[Tape Libra
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• DD090352
  [[DD090352]] is the third page of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]].
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• Environmental Studies
  Delia's created the theme [[Environmental Studies]] for a BBC Schools Radio programme produced by [[Norman McCandlish]] for BBC Features, Art & Education in Edin
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• DD090339
  [[DD090339]] is the second page of the programme for the [[ICI Fashion Show]],
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• French Eyes on the Future
  ...kshop.<ref name=DD110253>[[DD110253]]: Delia's clipping of the Radio Times programme listing for [[French Eyes on the Future]].</ref> ...an/1966/08-07/page-36 ''Santa Fe New Mexican'', 7th August 1966, p.36]: TV programme listing.</ref>
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• Tape Library List
  ...sic have now been integrated into the WikiDelia, both in the page for each programme and in the [[:Category:TRW|Category:TRW]] summary of Delia's BBC pieces.
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• Britain's Role in the Seventies
  Delia is credited with music for [[Britain's Role in the 70's]], a BBC TV programme produced by [[John Eidenow]] whose tape is dated September 1969.<ref name=T
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• DD048
  ...nry Moore retrospective at the Tate. The source material (heard during the programme) is Moore hitting a large, hollow, bronze sculpture.
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• DD197
  ...umber of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]], containing a recording of a radio programme about throat cancer and an electronic larynx.
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• Glossary
  * '''F. Y. in T.''': Delia's code name for the programme [[Francis Younghusband in Tibet]] * '''TRW''': BBC programme codes. See [http://wiki.delia-derbyshire.net/index.php/Category:TRW Categor
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• Slow Train to Outer Space
  The only other ''Slow Train to Outer Space'' is a BBC TV programme from 1984, the third episode in a five-part series ''Once Upon A Time'' by
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• Science Serves the Arts
  ...the first programme about Science and Music. By a strange coincidence, the programme interviews [[Tristram Cary]] as a renowned electronic music composer and so
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• It was a Solid Killing Match
  In the programme, Field Marshall Montgomery returns to the battle fields of El Alamein and d The programme is the cover story of Radio Times issue #2292 for programmes broadcast from
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• Science All Around - Sound
  Delia created music for a programme "Sound" in the BBC Schools TV series [[Science All Around]]. ...81659]]: Pencilled letter from [[Robin Gwyn]] to [[Desmond Briscoe]] for a programme about Shnadlies [Chladni's!] plate, forwarded to Delia.
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• The Cyprian Queen
  Delia created the music for a 1964 radio<ref name=TLL/> programme catalogued while [http://www.barbican.org.uk/media/events/4281theodora.finalprog.pdf the programme notes for a Barbican, London production of Handel's ''Theodora''] say that
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• DD102148
  I loved doing the programme with you, and I hope very much that
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• This Question of Pressures
  Delia created music for a BBC TV current affairs programme [[This Question of Pressures]] produced by [[Stanley Hyland]].<ref name=TLL
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• Jo Langton
  ...University of Surrey, she talks about Delia and her work on the BBC Radio programme [[Monteverdi 450]].
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• The Mayfly and the Frog
  The ''Radio Times'' describes the programme: [[Category:Programme]]
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• ICI Fashion Show
  * ICI's programme for the show:
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• Here I Discovered Water
  Delia is credited with music for a programme ''[[Here I Discovered Water]]'' in the series [[Living Language]], commissi
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• DD154514
  [[DD154514]] is the inside of the programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]], giving a list of t
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• BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective
  ...and publishes for the first time a second piece of music by Delia for the programme [[Time On Our Hands]]: some incidental music here called "[[City Music]]".
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• Doctor Who: Beyond the Sun
  ...the second story of the series - at which she backs out of the Doctor Who programme and leaves making its sound to the rest of the Radiophonic Workshop. [[Category:Programme]]
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• Ballard
  ...nic Workshop Television and Radio Commitments 1970'', page 3]]</ref> for a programme "[[Ballard]]" in the BBC TV Arts Feature series "[[Review]]" produced by [[
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• DD017
  .... L. Craig&rdquo;, from weekly arts review programme New Comment, TX Third Programme 30/11/1964. Bermange and Craig discuss Bermange's work including the Invent
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• Ways of Seeing
  ...ted by [[Michael Dibb]],<ref>[http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/19260 The programme's entry in the BFI Film & TV database]</ref><ref>[[BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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• The BBC Radiophonic Workshop: The First 25 Years
  for the surprised and delighted programme producer who had come up Programme series of four programmes called ''[[Inventions for Radio]]'',
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• DD202
  ...a's [[Attic Tapes]], containing "shimmery sound effects", presumably for a programme about the painter Jackson [[Pollock]].
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• The Man Who Collected Sounds
  ...adiophonic Workshop and worked with Delia in 1966, the same year the radio programme was broadcast<ref>Personal communication, June 2019.</ref> on the 8th of Ju ...D110156]]: A newspaper article ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' which reviews the programme</ref>
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• DD100926
  Electronic title music for four-country, thirteen-programme,
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• DD095908
  [[DD095908]] is the inside of the theatre programme for a 1965 production of the play [[The Business of Good Government]] for w The front cover of the programme is [[DD095849]].
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• DD141636
  the division of prize money (in the event of the programme
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• Pollock
  The BBC broadcast a radio programme about Jackson Pollock on 30 December 1970:<ref>[https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk
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• Angela Rodaway
  ...r her radio play [[Death of the Jelly Baby]], broadcast twice on the Third Programme in 1964,<ref name=Grauniad>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2012/nov/15/a
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• DD085
  The proms are 70. (this dates the programme to 1965)
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• DD161657
  3 Programme Tapes
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• Amor Dei
  He has made this programme in four sections. In the first you will hear several thoughtful voices grop * [[TRW 6098]]: The [[Initial Catalogue]] of Delia's tapes says that the programme code for this is [[TRW 6098]].
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• DD248
  CDD/1/1/22 Egypt Programme 10
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• The electronic music makers
  ...esmond Briscoe: &lsquo;Delia Derbyshire composed the music for the schools programme ''Orpheus'' which won the Minister of Education prize in last years's Japan
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• DD272
  ...shoe rhythms and a choral texture used at the beginning of Ways of Seeing, Programme 2.
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• Door To Door
  ...s a thirty-second musical piece, originaly created for Radio Leeds women's programme,<ref>[[DD125629]]: Desmond Briscoe's script for the [[Radiophonic Workshop
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• Doctor Who: Inferno
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• DD110224
  ...om the Radio Times, announcing the broadcast of [[The Tower]] on the Third programme, with a description by [[Martin Esslin]].
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• DD140726
  IN HIS PROGRAMME note, Ewan
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• DD155144
  Peak programme meters (BBC)
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• Great Zoos of the World
  ...rticle)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref> as the title music of the 1969 programme ''[[Great Zoos of the World]]'' produced by [[Barry Payne]] for BBC Network
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• Singing Waters
  ...f>[[DD069]]: "Singing Waters"</ref> whose master tape is 16:09 long, for a programme called ''[[24 Hours]]'',<ref>James Percival, ''[[Delia Derbyshire's Creativ
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• Queen Elizabeth Hall
  =Programme<ref name=Routh20>Francis Routh, ''Contemporary British Music: The Twenty-Fi
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• DD082706
  [[DD082706]] is the first page of a draft programme for the [[Brighton Festival]].
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• Random Together 1
  The concert programme entry<ref>[http://www.delia-derbyshire.org/unitdeltaplus.php ''Unit Delta P
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• Arabic Science and Industry
  ...Delia's 23-second long 'arabic' version of the signature tune for a radio programme ''[[Science and Industry]]'', which ran from the late 50s to the present da
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• Aztec
  had picked out a piece which I wrote for a programme about the Aztec and * Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
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• DD110010
  The programme is about life at a certain age, not at the extreme point when people &lsquo
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• Munich
  signature tune for their daily news programme, which had since the
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• Dance from Noah
  Delia created the [[Dance from Noah]] for the programme [[Noah]] produced by [[Dickon Reed]] for the BBC radio series [[Drama Works
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• Abuse
  * [[Quest - fast]] was used as the theme for a BBC Programme for Schools, ''[[Physical Science]]''<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I
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• Wireless Programmes
  standard of programme, they expect, in time, these
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• DD160832
  for this on the programme. _But_, we are both strong
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• The Flame
  * Broadcast on the BBC Third Programme on 16th July 1965 and repeated on 1st August 1965.<ref name=TLL/>
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• Anything Goes
  Delia is created music for a BBC TV programme [[Anything Goes]] produced by [[G. McCrudden]] with "P/A[?] Matt Carruth".<
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• The Sound Barrier
  .... The music, in fact, was the most exciting element in a slightly confused programme -- sinewy, Menotti-ish and (I imagine) remarkably difficult to sing. One co
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• Famous Gossips
  Delia is credited with music for a BBC television programme "[[Famous Gossips]]" produced by [[Patrick Garland]] in which "Six literary
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• DD160949
  3 PROGRAMME TAPES TRW 4039 C.P. OP's
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• DD082729
  [[DD082729]] is the second and last page of a draft programme for the [[Brighton Festival]].
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• Look Out
  Delia is credited with a BBC TV programme for Schools and Colleges<ref name=genome/> [[Look Out]] produced by [[John
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• The Macra Terror
  [[Category:Programme]]
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• DD110156
  The music, in fact, was the most exciting element in a slightly confused programme &mdash; sinewy, Menotti-ish and (I imagine) remarkably difficult to sing. O
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• A Game of Chess
  Delia created a "chess ballet" for a schools radio programme
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• TODO
  * Which TV programme contains the BBCRW footage from [[Tom-Tom]]? * See if the uploader of BBC Schools programme [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq0m5WUsgjE] has any programmes that Delia
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• DD212
  <BR>NOTES: A similar reel to [[CDD/1/1/14]] Egypt copy master and programme.
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• 13 Radiophone Texte
  Delia is credited with music for a radio programme ''[[German Concrete Poetry]] (Ernst Jandl)'' produced by [[George MacBeth]] * Broadcast on 13th December 1966 at 10.05pm on the BBC's Third Programme.<ref name=TLL6496/>
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• Square wave, hip sound
  ...omorrow and on BBC-2 on Friday in the much heralded Hugh Burnett religious programme &ldquo;The Cauldrons of Hell.&rdquo;
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• Soundhouse interview
  successful that it introduced the programme for seventeen years. done one other television programme before that called ''Time On Our Hands'',
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• Closed Planet
  ...'[[Closed Planet]]'' by [[John Hynam]]<ref name=genome/> for the BBC Light Programme.<ref>[[DD162002]]: Yellow notes for Closed Planet, page 1.</ref> * Broadcast on 24 October 1962 at 20.31 on the Light Programme.<ref name=genome>[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/search/0/20?q=%22closed+planet
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• Macbeth (1971)
  {{Thumb|DD135629|Theatre programme cover}} * [[DD135629]]: Theatre programme: cover "First performance Feb. 18, 1971"
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• Woman's Hour 2008-07-25
  On 25th July 2008, an eight-minute item in the BBC radio programme ''Woman's Hour'' was about Delia and her work, with an uncredited female vo
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• Medialink library
  ...e long version of the 1966 [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]] programme, page 1 ...short version of the 1966 [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]] programme, outside cover
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• The Dark Ages
  * Broadcast on BBC radio Third Programme on 1st May 1965 at 8.00pm<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry fo
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• Music of Spheres
  ...ronically treated to provide the science fiction sound associated with the programme.
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• Walks End
  {{Thumb|Out Of The Unknown - Walks End (Radio Times programme guide)}}
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• A visit to the Manchester archive
  "The Evenings of Certain Lives, broadcast on the Third Programme, 8:45 pasted into the back of the programme of their "Concert of Electronic
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• Ape and Essence
  On this day in 1964, on the Third Programme, a radio dramatisation of the author’s satire ’Ape And Essence’, Prod
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• Brian Hodgson
  I managed to get her onto a composer's desktop programme. But she couldn’t cope with it and spent most of the weekend in tears. I
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• One Pair of Eyes
  Delia created sound for one programme: see [[One Pair of Eyes - Violence]].
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• Wildlife Safari to the Argentine
  Delia created the title music and sound for a BBC Network TV programme [[Wildlife Safari to the Argentine]] produced by [[Jeffery Boswall]] for BB
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• Ziwzih Ziwzih OO-OO-OO
  <I>I did the music for the whole programme. It was probably in the mid
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• About Delia
  * Nov 1960-Apr 1962: Joined the BBC as a Programme Operations Assistant.
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• Mark Ayres
  ...hich was weird music. [...] If you went to school in the sixties, we had a programme called [[Movement, Mime and Music|Music and Movement]] and I remember stand
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• Pieces
  * ''[[Music of the Spheres]]'' Recovered from TV programme with talking over it * [[New Review - Pilot Programme]]
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• The Dark Ages: A study in pictures of a radio production
  <BR>THIRD PROGRAMME &mdash; 1 MAY [1965]
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• DD135700
  [[DD135700]] is the inside fold of the theatre programme for the 1971 [[Macbeth (1971)|Greenwich Macbeth]].
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• BBC Radiophonic Music (review in Gramophone)
  ...udios in London during 1958 to produce original sound treatments for Third Programme drama, but it now also provides a service for regional and local broadcasti
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• Morse code musician
  ...ronically treated to provide the science fiction sound associated with the programme.
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• Delia-derbyshire.org
  Part of the four programme Inventions for Radio series, created in collaboration with Barry Bermange,
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• Tomorrow's World video
  ...on to provide special sound during science fiction to fantasy on the Third Programme. When sounds are shaped and [formed?] into patterns, the result tends to be
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• Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer
  <BR>PM programme, Radio 4
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• Wee have also sound-houses (article)
  [[Doctor Who]] [is] the programme which ultimately came to trap the Workshop in the mass public imagination,
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• Copyright
  Any of Delia's work that was specifically commissioned by BBC programme producers is copyright to that body. Works created for other bodies outside
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• Radiophonic Workshop Television and Radio Commitments 1970
  C Open University - publicity programme
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• Attic Tapes
  <ref>[[Mark Ayres]] speaking in the [[Sculptress of Sound]] BBC TV programme.</ref><ref>Mark speaks again about the Attic Tapes in [http://www.radionz.c
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• Dial a tune
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• TRW
  | <div id=6344>[[TRW 6344|6344]]</div> || [[Primary School Mathematics Programme 2]] || * || Delia Derbyshire || 1 Aug 1965 || || 27 Sep 1965 | <div id=6495>[[TRW 6495|6495]]</div> || [[Primary Schools Maths]] - Programme 2 (Re-Issue) || ! || Delia Derbyshire || 1 Jun 1966 || || ?
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• Radio Scotland interview
  ...ll Delia, we've heard quite a few facets of your musical creativity in the programme so far. Drew has asked us to play something called "Door to Door". What can <DT>Delia: <DD>As far as I remember it was for a local radio programme. We had people, well, you can imagine the sort of things that local radio p
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• Moogies Bloogies
  ...ces of sound are simple sine tones.<ref>''Moogies Bloogies''' entry in the programme for the [[Unit Delta Plus Concert of Electronic Music]].</ref>
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• News
  ...of music that have ever been published by the BBC (and remember, for each programme Delia often created several pieces of music). A further 31 tapes containing
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• Sculptress of Sound
  ...umbers in italics are time codes measured in seconds from the start of the programme)'' '''Presenter:''' "Even now, programme makers aren't free to put everyone they
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• Johnny's Jaunts
  ...iences in a series of nightly broadcasts, recorded by the wayside.<BR>This programme is a new version of the original broadcasts, with the addition of some musi ...He told the story of his travels in a series of short broadcasts, and this programme is a condensed version of his adventures, with the addition of some musical
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• Guardian obituary
  ...er collaborations with the poet and dramatist Barry Bermange for the Third Programme showed her at her elegant best.
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• Surface interview
  second sight, because there was a programme called <i>Record Review</i>, the whole programme. It was probably in the mid '60s and this bit of
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• DD
  ...t print || Tutankhamun Obelisk Erection || (Archive has been checked; full programme exists) ...[[Pompeii]]'' || Sequence for Radiophonics (Archive has been checked; full programme exists)
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• These Hopeful Machines
  ...rogrammes/hopefulmachines/audio/2565760/these-hopeful-machines-programme-3 Programme 3] of [[These Hopeful Machines]], a New Zealand Radio series of programmes
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• An Electric Storm
  ...used the first percussive break, after verse one, as a jingle on his radio programme. Brian Hodgson plays the Carribean gentleman asking for the music to be tur
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• Chronology
  November 1960: Delia joins the BBC as a Programme Operations Assistant.<ref name=AboutDelia/> &ldquo;<I>There was a programme called Record Review, and they just played tiny extracts from records. And
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• Variations on the Dr Who theme
  ...with a script by Nicola McCartney. Each performance will be followed by a programme of new electronic music composed in Derbyshire’s memory by Scottish conte
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• George Newson
  ...cloud.com/ianhelliwell/tone-generation-programme-26/|title=Tone Generation programme 26|last=Halliwell|first=Ian|date=|website=Mixcloud.com|archive-url=|archive
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• Poets in Prison
  ...34]] Letter dated Friday 26th June to Delia "Herewith a full script of the programme..."
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• Breege Brennan's thesis
  sound effects for the programme, and engineer Dick Mills, she composed “to a magazine programme where critics reviewed music. “Some people thought
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