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	[[Oranges and Lemons]] is Delia's gentle play on the melody of the clock chime of St Clements Church in London.		[[Oranges and Lemons]] is Delia's gentle play on the melody of the clock chime of St Clements Church in London.

	In an interview for [[Information Please]], Delia calls it [[Greenwich Pips]], a play on words where "pips" refers both to the short tone bursts broadcast by Greenwich used to give the precise time, which are sampled to create the melody of the piece, but also to the seeds found in oranges and in lemons.		In an interview for ''[[Information Please]]'', Delia calls it ''[[Greenwich Pips]]'', a play on words where "pips" refers both to the short tone bursts broadcast by Greenwich used to give the precise time, which are sampled to create the melody of the piece, but also to the seeds found in oranges and in lemons.

	Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> the master tape for [[Information Please]] is dated 1964 and was broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>		Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> the master tape for ''[[Information Please]]'' is dated 1964 and was broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>

	The first half was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].		The first half was reused to make the monstrous ''[[Time To Go]]''.

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	~~[[Image:Oranges and Lemons - Spectrogram.jpg~~\|~~800px]]~~		{{Spectrogallery\|Oranges and Lemons}}
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	~~6-octave spectrogram of [[Oranges and Lemons]] from A1(55Hz) to A7(3520Hz) at 100 pixels per second.~~
	~~[[File:~~Oranges and Lemons~~.ogg]]~~

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	* Broadcast on 4th September 1965 at 8.40pm on the Light Programme<ref name=TLL6160>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6160]]: "[[Information Please]]".</ref> as part of the interview with Delia for the programme [[Information Please]],<ref>You can hear the track in [[Information Please]], and [[TRW 6847]]'s notes say "Copy of [[TRW 6160]]", which is "[[Information Please]]".</ref> included in the documentary [[Sculptress of Sound]].		* Broadcast on 4th September 1965 at 8.40pm on the Light Programme<ref name=TLL6160>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6160]]: "[[Information Please]]".</ref> as part of the interview with Delia for the programme ''[[Information Please]]'',<ref>You can hear the track in ''[[Information Please]]'', and [[TRW 6847]]'s notes say "Copy of [[TRW 6160]]", which is ''[[Information Please]]''.</ref> included in the documentary ''[[Sculptress of Sound]]''.
	* The catalogue 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 dated 1968.<ref name=TLL6847>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6847]]: "[[Oranges and Lemons]], copy of [[TRW 6160]]."</ref>		* The catalogue 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 dated 1968.<ref name=TLL6847>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6847]]: "[[Oranges and Lemons]], copy of [[TRW 6160]]."</ref>
	* A mangled version was released on vinyl/CD as [[Time To Go]].		* A mangled version was released on vinyl/CD as ''[[Time To Go]]''.
	~~{{Play\|Oranges and Lemons}}~~

	=References=		=References=

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	In an interview for [[Information Please]], Delia calls it [[Greenwich Pips]], a play on words where "pips" refers both to the short tone bursts broadcast by Greenwich used to give the precise time, which are sampled to create the melody of the piece, but also to the seeds found in oranges and in lemons.		In an interview for [[Information Please]], Delia calls it [[Greenwich Pips]], a play on words where "pips" refers both to the short tone bursts broadcast by Greenwich used to give the precise time, which are sampled to create the melody of the piece, but also to the seeds found in oranges and in lemons.

	Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> the ~~interview~~ for [[Information Please]] ~~has its tape~~ dated 1964 and was broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>		Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> the master tape for [[Information Please]] is dated 1964 and was broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>

	The first half ~~of [[Oranges and Lemons]]~~ was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].		The first half was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].

	=Spectrogram=		=Spectrogram=

Martinwguy at 12:10, 7 May 2017

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	[[Oranges and Lemons]] is Delia's gentle play on the melody of the clock chime of St Clements Church in London.		[[Oranges and Lemons]] is Delia's gentle play on the melody of the clock chime of St Clements Church in London.

	Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> ~~it is included as part of an~~ interview ~~with Delia~~ for ~~a viewers'/listeners' question and answer programme~~ [[Information Please]]~~'s, with~~ tape dated 1964 and broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>		In an interview for [[Information Please]], Delia calls it [[Greenwich Pips]], a play on words where "pips" refers both to the short tone bursts broadcast by Greenwich used to give the precise time, which are sampled to create the melody of the piece, but also to the seeds found in oranges and in lemons.

			Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> the interview for [[Information Please]] has its tape dated 1964 and was broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>

	The first half of [[Oranges and Lemons]] was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].		The first half of [[Oranges and Lemons]] was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].

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[[Oranges and Lemons]] is Delia's gentle play on the melody of the clock chime of St Clements Church in London.

Though the tape labelled [[Oranges and Lemons]] is dated 1968,<ref name=TLL6847/> it is included as part of an interview with Delia for a viewers'/listeners' question and answer programme [[Information Please]]'s, with tape dated 1964 and broadcast in September 1965.<ref name=TLL6160/>

The first half of [[Oranges and Lemons]] was reused to make the monstrous [[Time To Go]].

=Spectrogram=
[[Image:Oranges and Lemons - Spectrogram.jpg|800px]]
<BR CLEAR=ALL>
6-octave spectrogram of [[Oranges and Lemons]] from A1(55Hz) to A7(3520Hz) at 100 pixels per second.
[[File:Oranges and Lemons.ogg]]

=Availability=
* Broadcast on 4th September 1965 at 8.40pm on the Light Programme<ref name=TLL6160>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6160]]: "[[Information Please]]".</ref> as part of the interview with Delia for the programme [[Information Please]],<ref>You can hear the track in [[Information Please]], and [[TRW 6847]]'s notes say "Copy of [[TRW 6160]]", which is "[[Information Please]]".</ref> included in the documentary [[Sculptress of Sound]].
* The catalogue 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 dated 1968.<ref name=TLL6847>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6847]]: "[[Oranges and Lemons]], copy of [[TRW 6160]]."</ref>
* A mangled version was released on vinyl/CD as [[Time To Go]].
{{Play|Oranges and Lemons}}

=References=
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[[Category:Piece]]