Aztec - Revision history

Martinwguy at 17:22, 7 September 2021

2021-09-07T17:22:39Z

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	In fact ''[[Dreaming]]'' is her music for the closing titles of ''[[Travelling in Winter]]'' so either		In fact ''[[Dreaming]]'' is her music for the closing titles of ''[[Travelling in Winter]]'' so either
	* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or		* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
	* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)		* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.) HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''[[Dreaming]]'' or any of her ''Aztec'' music is used in the Guide?
	HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''[[Dreaming]]'' or any of her ''Aztec'' music is used in the Guide?

	=Credits=		=Credits=

2021-09-07T17:21:49Z

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	The end credits include:		The end credits include:
	* Electronic Music by Delia Derbyshire, Radiophonic Workshop		* Electronic Music by Delia Derbyshire, Radiophonic Workshop

			=Papers=
			<gallery>
			Image:DD120055.jpg\|[[DD120055]]: "Pseudo Folk", "Harm" and "Aztec"
			</gallery>

	=Track list=		=Track list=

2021-09-07T17:16:45Z

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	* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or		* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
	* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)		* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)
	HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''[[Dreaming]]'' or any of her ''Aztec'' music ~~was~~ used in the Guide?		HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''[[Dreaming]]'' or any of her ''Aztec'' music is used in the Guide?

	=Credits=		=Credits=

2021-09-07T17:16:32Z

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	* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or		* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
	* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)		* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)
	HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''Dreaming'' or any of her ''[[Aztec]]'' music was used in the Guide?		HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''[[Dreaming]]'' or any of her ''Aztec'' music was used in the Guide?

	=Credits=		=Credits=

2021-09-07T17:16:13Z

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	Jones' voice.</I><ref>Delia in the [[Soundhouse interview]].</ref>		Jones' voice.</I><ref>Delia in the [[Soundhouse interview]].</ref>
	</BLOCKQUOTE>		</BLOCKQUOTE>

			In fact ''[[Dreaming]]'' is her music for the closing titles of ''[[Travelling in Winter]]'' so either
			* Delia can be wrong about which programme she wrote what music for (which is improbable) or
			* the producer was mistaken or lying about which of her music they had lifted for the Guide (after all, ''Dreaming'' was already on issue on a BBC record.)
			HHGTTG fans, can you spot where ''Dreaming'' or any of her ''[[Aztec]]'' music was used in the Guide?

	=Credits=		=Credits=

2021-09-07T16:33:51Z

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 The end credits include:
 * Electronic Music by Delia Derbyshire, Radiophonic Workshop
 =Track list=

2021-09-07T16:30:00Z

Dreaming

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	''[[Out Of This World]]'', but Delia started work on the Aztec suite in October 1968<ref name=TLL/>		''[[Out Of This World]]'', but Delia started work on the Aztec suite in October 1968<ref name=TLL/>
	and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969, so it must have been made for something at least		and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969, so it must have been made for something at least
	two years previous to the ''[[Aztec]]'' suite ~~and~~ I don't see or hear it in the musics of the final programme.		two years previous to the ''Aztec'' suite. I also don't see or hear it in the musics of the final programme.

	=Track list=		=Track list=

2021-09-07T16:29:01Z

Dreaming

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	{{Spectrogallery\|Dreaming}}		{{Spectrogallery\|Dreaming}}

	However, it was in 1976 that some of her music ''was'' renamed ''[[Dreaming]]'' and released on BBC record		However, it was in 1976<ref>[[Dreaming#Papers\|Memo to Delia dated 1st March 1976 informing Delia about its release as "Dreaming"]]</ref> that some of her music ''was'' renamed ''[[Dreaming]]'' and released on BBC record
	''[[Out Of This World]]'', but Delia started work on the Aztec suite in October 1968<ref name=TLL/>		''[[Out Of This World]]'', but Delia started work on the Aztec suite in October 1968<ref name=TLL/>
	and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969, so it must have been made for something at least		and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969, so it must have been made for something at least

2021-09-07T16:26:31Z

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	Jones' voice.</I><ref>Delia in the [[Soundhouse interview]].</ref>		Jones' voice.</I><ref>Delia in the [[Soundhouse interview]].</ref>
	</BLOCKQUOTE>		</BLOCKQUOTE>

	~~Delia started work in October 1968<ref name=TLL/> and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969.~~

	=Credits=		=Credits=
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	{{Spectrogallery\|Dreaming}}		{{Spectrogallery\|Dreaming}}

	~~though~~ I ~~can~~'t see ~~where~~ it ~~appears~~ in the musics of the final programme.		However, it was in 1976 that some of her music ''was'' renamed ''[[Dreaming]]'' and released on BBC record
			''[[Out Of This World]]'', but Delia started work on the Aztec suite in October 1968<ref name=TLL/>
			and the programme was broadcast on 8th February 1969, so it must have been made for something at least
			two years previous to the ''[[Aztec]]'' suite and I don't see or hear it in the musics of the final programme.

	=Track list=		=Track list=

2021-09-07T15:51:21Z

Track list

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 The end credits include:
 * Electronic Music by Delia Derbyshire, Radiophonic Workshop
 =Track list=