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In 1968, Delia gave a lecture at [[Morley College]] in London about her work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, at which she met [[David Vorhaus]], a turning point in her life.<ref>[[Breege Brennan's thesis]]</ref>. | In 1968, Delia gave a lecture at [[Morley College]] in London about her work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, at which she met [[David Vorhaus]], a turning point in her life.<ref>[[Breege Brennan's thesis]]</ref>. | ||
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She signed the visitors book on 7.3.67. | She signed the visitors book on 7.3.67. | ||
The occasion was a lecture in the series 'The composer speaks' so it was the last one on Tristam Cary. | The occasion was a lecture in the series 'The composer speaks' so it was the last one on Tristam Cary. | ||
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| + | for another pressing engagement, so [[Peter Zinovieff]] and crew stepped in at the last moment.<ref name=MC/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 22 October 2025
In 1968, Delia gave a lecture at Morley College in London about her work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, at which she met David Vorhaus, a turning point in her life.[1].
I was giving a lecture at Morley College in London and he came up to me afterwards.[2]
I was on my way to an orchestral gig when the conductor told me that there was a lecture next door on the subject of electronic music. The lecture was fantastic and we got on like a house on fire, starting the Kaleidophon studio about a week later![3]
Morley College's Learning Resources Centre Manager writes:[4]
She signed the visitors book on 7.3.67. The occasion was a lecture in the series 'The composer speaks' so it was the last one on Tristam Cary.
and some letters reveal that Tristram Cary wax scheduled to speak but had to call it off for another pressing engagement, so Peter Zinovieff and crew stepped in at the last moment.[4]
References
- ↑ Breege Brennan's thesis
- ↑ The Radio Scotland interview
- ↑ David Vorhaus quoted in the article "David Vorhaus" in Sound On Sound magazine, February 2002
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Personal communication, August 2025.
