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He has also written a paper ''"Review of "[[Special Sound]]: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop"'' and given a talk ''"Beyond 'Doctor Who': (re)discoveries from Delia Derbyshire's tape archive"''.<ref>[http://oxford.academia.edu/JamesPercival James Percival's entry on academia.edu]</ref>
 
He has also written a paper ''"Review of "[[Special Sound]]: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop"'' and given a talk ''"Beyond 'Doctor Who': (re)discoveries from Delia Derbyshire's tape archive"''.<ref>[http://oxford.academia.edu/JamesPercival James Percival's entry on academia.edu]</ref>
  
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None of these seem to be available online.
  
 
He was a panel member at the first Delia Derbyshire Day event in 2013.<ref name=fword/>
 
He was a panel member at the first Delia Derbyshire Day event in 2013.<ref name=fword/>

Revision as of 15:27, 3 February 2016

James Percival

[[James Percival]'s BA thesis at Oxford was about Delia's music, his 2013 Masters thesis was "Delia Derbyshire's creative process"[1] and he is currently "Musicologist, Delia Derbyshire Archive" at Manchester University[2] and he made index to the Attic Tapes and Attic Papers.

He has also written a paper "Review of "Special Sound: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop" and given a talk "Beyond 'Doctor Who': (re)discoveries from Delia Derbyshire's tape archive".[3]

None of these seem to be available online.

He was a panel member at the first Delia Derbyshire Day event in 2013.[4]

“There was a perception by [BBC] musicians at the time that the BBC Radiophonic workshop would put them out of business. Now, THAT got her back up.”[4]

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