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Delia appears to have used [[Arctic]] in two tracks of [[Magic Box]].<ref>[[DD111048]]: [[Magic Box]]: "[6] Arctic"</ref><ref>[[DD111114]]: [[Magic Box]]: "[7] Arctic"</ref> | Delia appears to have used [[Arctic]] in two tracks of [[Magic Box]].<ref>[[DD111048]]: [[Magic Box]]: "[6] Arctic"</ref><ref>[[DD111114]]: [[Magic Box]]: "[7] Arctic"</ref> | ||
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| − | Ian Joyce has created [https://soundcloud.com/ikjoyce/arctic-disquiet0224-coldembrace a | + | * Unknown |
| + | * Ian Joyce has created [https://soundcloud.com/ikjoyce/arctic-disquiet0224-coldembrace a piece from this score] using the sound of a refrigerator and radiophonic techniques to reconstruct the ground and melody of the first line. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:54, 2 July 2021
Delia's papers contain a half-page manuscript entitled "ARCTIC?" on the back of her score for Environmental Studies, which is dated on the track list of the album BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21 to 1969.[1]
Delia appears to have used Arctic in two tracks of Magic Box.[2][3]
Contents
Papers
DD115523: Manuscript
Score
Reconstructed from DD115523:
- the input file for the Lilypond program
- A PDF of the typeset output (on the right)
- A MIDI file that you can listen to on your computer
- The MIDI file played on a cheesy electric piano:
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Availability
- Unknown
- Ian Joyce has created a piece from this score using the sound of a refrigerator and radiophonic techniques to reconstruct the ground and melody of the first line.
