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[[Mattachin]] is a piece by Delia lasting 1:06 in the style of a medieval ''Pavane'', realized with musique concrète and electronic sounds, | [[Mattachin]] is a piece by Delia lasting 1:06 in the style of a medieval ''Pavane'', realized with musique concrète and electronic sounds, | ||
| − | "a fine reworking / extension of the structure of her ''[[Talk Out]]''" | + | "a fine reworking / extension of the structure of her ''[[Talk Out]]''".<ref>Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref> |
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'''Delia:''' ''Yes, since 1968, I think. I'm tickled pink by it. It's charming, isn't it?''<ref>The [[Radio Scotland interview]] in 1997.</ref> | '''Delia:''' ''Yes, since 1968, I think. I'm tickled pink by it. It's charming, isn't it?''<ref>The [[Radio Scotland interview]] in 1997.</ref> | ||
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| + | A Matachín is a sword dancer in ritual costume.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matachines ''Matachines'' on wikipedia].</ref> | ||
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| + | ''[[Talk Out]]'', which has the same rhythm track, is from 1964,<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6148]].</ref> but the tape for Movement, Mime and Music II, which includes [[Mattachin]], was checked out from BBC stores in 1962<ref name=TRW5016/> and a note in Delia's papers reads: "By Aug.26 [1963] - send TRW 5016 to R P Current Library (M M & M II)".<ref>[[DD074230]]</ref>. | ||
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| + | From all this, we conclude that she created it in 1962 or early 1963. | ||
=Copyright= | =Copyright= | ||
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Creation date: 1 January 1984 | Creation date: 1 January 1984 | ||
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| + | but under UK law, all audio recordings made before 1963 are in the public domain. | ||
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=Availability= | =Availability= | ||
| − | * In the BBC Sound Achive on tape [[TRW 5016]].<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 5016]].</ref> | + | * In the BBC Sound Achive on tape [[TRW 5016]].<ref name=TRW5016>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 5016]].</ref> |
| + | * On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD204]]. | ||
* Released on vinyl on [[Movement, Mime and Music]] in 1969. | * Released on vinyl on [[Movement, Mime and Music]] in 1969. | ||
* Released on vinyl and CD on [[BBC Radiophonic Music]] in 1971 and 2002/3. | * Released on vinyl and CD on [[BBC Radiophonic Music]] in 1971 and 2002/3. | ||
* Released on 10" vinyl on [[Music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop]] in 2003. | * Released on 10" vinyl on [[Music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop]] in 2003. | ||
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=References= | =References= | ||
Latest revision as of 18:42, 26 August 2022
Procession of the Matachines, from wikipedia
Mattachin is a piece by Delia lasting 1:06 in the style of a medieval Pavane, realized with musique concrète and electronic sounds, "a fine reworking / extension of the structure of her Talk Out".[1]
John Cavanagh: It's some time since you heard that track, I guess.
Delia: Yes, since 1968, I think. I'm tickled pink by it. It's charming, isn't it?[2]
A Matachín is a sword dancer in ritual costume.[3]
Talk Out, which has the same rhythm track, is from 1964,[4] but the tape for Movement, Mime and Music II, which includes Mattachin, was checked out from BBC stores in 1962[5] and a note in Delia's papers reads: "By Aug.26 [1963] - send TRW 5016 to R P Current Library (M M & M II)".[6].
From all this, we conclude that she created it in 1962 or early 1963.
Copyright
The Performing Right Society's list of works by Delia Ann Derbyshire has:
Title: Mattachin Writer(s): Derbyshire, Delia Ann Publisher: BBC Worldwide Music Creation date: 1 January 1984
but under UK law, all audio recordings made before 1963 are in the public domain.
Spectrogram
Availability
- In the BBC Sound Achive on tape TRW 5016.[5]
- On Attic Tape DD204.
- Released on vinyl on Movement, Mime and Music in 1969.
- Released on vinyl and CD on BBC Radiophonic Music in 1971 and 2002/3.
- Released on 10" vinyl on Music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 2003.
References
- ↑ Robin Carmody in Wee also have sound-houses.
- ↑ The Radio Scotland interview in 1997.
- ↑ Matachines on wikipedia.
- ↑ The Tape Library List's entry for TRW 6148.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 The Tape Library List's entry for TRW 5016.
- ↑ DD074230
