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| − | As part of [[Unit Delta Plus]],<ref name=dd179>[[DD179]]: Label: "Extracts from Brighton Festival, Lively Arts". Description: "Unit Delta Plus"</ref> Delia created music for the [[Brighton Festival]] held on the West Pier on 14th-30th April 1967 to exhibit works of art by staff and students of the Hornsey College of Art. | + | As part of [[Unit Delta Plus]],<ref name=dd179>[[DD179]]: Label: "Extracts from Brighton Festival, Lively Arts". Description: "Unit Delta Plus"</ref> Delia created music for the [[Brighton Festival]] held on the West Pier on 14th-30th April 1967 to exhibit works of art by staff and students of the Hornsey College of Art, and the programme was written by [[[Clive Latimer]], Principal Lecturer for Advanced Studies, Hornsey College of Art, Crouch End Hill, N.8.<ref>[[DD082729]]: Draft programme, page 2.</ref> |
| − | Billed in the programme as "LIGHT/SOUND WORKSHOP", Delia created the soundscapes for two exhibits | + | Billed in the programme as "LIGHT/SOUND WORKSHOP", Delia created the soundscapes for two exhibits entitled "[[Kinetic Arena]]" and "[[Kinetic Labyrinth]]" alongside “performances by [[Bruce Lacey]] and his robots, and [[Pink Floyd]] Sound”.<ref>[[DD082706]]: Draft programme, page 1.</ref> |
| − | = | + | The musics for the event, or the event itself are also collectively know as ''K4'' or ''Kinetic four dimensional''.<ref>''[[Delia Derbyshire's Creative Process]]'', p.13.</ref> |
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| + | She probably made a separate soundtrack for each sculpture, | ||
| + | as collages of tracks (or of their makeup sounds) | ||
| + | created for BBC programmes, artfully moving from one piece to another | ||
| + | with new bridging sections.<ref>From what I remember of hearing it on [[David Butler]]'s laptop. -martinwguy</ref> | ||
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| + | = Makeup tracks = | ||
From [[DD082814]]: | From [[DD082814]]: | ||
* [[D.A.]] | * [[D.A.]] | ||
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=Papers= | =Papers= | ||
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| − | + | Image:DD082346.jpg|[[DD082346]]: A letter dated Dec 13th 1966 from [[Michael Leonard]] to Delia, confirming the event | |
| − | + | Image:DD082706.jpg|[[DD082706]]: Draft programme by [[Clive Latimer]] dated 10th November 1966. | |
| + | Image:DD082729.jpg|[[DD082729]]: Draft programme by [[Clive Latimer]] dated 10th November 1966. | ||
| + | Image:DD082814.jpg|[[DD082814]]: Delia's notes on the back of a concert flyer dated 13th March, of the pieces or makeups she was thinking of using for the festival | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
=Availability= | =Availability= | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 8 February 2019
As part of Unit Delta Plus,[1] Delia created music for the Brighton Festival held on the West Pier on 14th-30th April 1967 to exhibit works of art by staff and students of the Hornsey College of Art, and the programme was written by [[[Clive Latimer]], Principal Lecturer for Advanced Studies, Hornsey College of Art, Crouch End Hill, N.8.[2]
Billed in the programme as "LIGHT/SOUND WORKSHOP", Delia created the soundscapes for two exhibits entitled "Kinetic Arena" and "Kinetic Labyrinth" alongside “performances by Bruce Lacey and his robots, and Pink Floyd Sound”.[3]
The musics for the event, or the event itself are also collectively know as K4 or Kinetic four dimensional.[4]
She probably made a separate soundtrack for each sculpture, as collages of tracks (or of their makeup sounds) created for BBC programmes, artfully moving from one piece to another with new bridging sections.[5]
Makeup tracks
From DD082814:
- D.A.
- Ape
- W. in S.
- Lay in the life [?]
- A Year IR
- Tower
- Amor Dei
- French Eyes
- Dreams
- ME [or Men?] in History
From tape label for DD201:
Papers
DD082346: A letter dated Dec 13th 1966 from Michael Leonard to Delia, confirming the event
DD082706: Draft programme by Clive Latimer dated 10th November 1966.
DD082729: Draft programme by Clive Latimer dated 10th November 1966.
DD082814: Delia's notes on the back of a concert flyer dated 13th March, of the pieces or makeups she was thinking of using for the festival
Availability
- There may be a copy on the Attic Tapes at Manchester,[6] presumably DD179:"Extracts from Brighton Festival, Lively Arts".
References
- ↑ DD179: Label: "Extracts from Brighton Festival, Lively Arts". Description: "Unit Delta Plus"
- ↑ DD082729: Draft programme, page 2.
- ↑ DD082706: Draft programme, page 1.
- ↑ Delia Derbyshire's Creative Process, p.13.
- ↑ From what I remember of hearing it on David Butler's laptop. -martinwguy
- ↑ To An Independent Listener article at Manchester
