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For the availability of the programme in which it was used, see [[Cubism]]. | For the availability of the programme in which it was used, see [[Cubism]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 31 May 2016
Delia created Le Pont Mirabeau, which she calls Cubism Song, for "a 1968 Schools Radio programme about Cubism in the series "Art and Design".[1]
Delia's papers contain the complete typeset score for her musical setting of Apollinaire's poem of the same name, dated August 1968.[2] It consists of two verses with a chorus after each verse.
“it appears [to have been] written for a 1968 Schools Radio programme about Cubism in the series "Art and Design" [...] There is an off-air recording of most of this programme in the Manchester collection (DD263), and in Delia's realisation of Le Pont Mirabeau it's sung by White Noise vocalist John Whitman. The programme was written and narrated by Edward Lucie-Smith.”[1]
Contents
Score
Here is a new typesetting of Delia's proof copy of the score, following Delia's typographical indications exactly and including her correction to the professionally typeset version[3].
- the LilyPond source file
- a MIDI file that you can listen to
- An audio file of the MIDI file played on a cheesy electric piano
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Papers
DD115738: Typesetter's proof with Delia's pencilled correction
Availability
- On Attic Tape DD262: "Oranges and Lemons, Approaching the 70s copy, Cubism Song copy etc"
- On Attic Tape DD263: "Cubism prog": a BBC Programme about Cubism, including Le Pont Mirabeau.[1]
For the availability of the programme in which it was used, see Cubism.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 James Percival's Feb 2012 message to delia@topica.com
- ↑ DD115632: Manuscript for Le Pont Mirabeau dated August 1968.
- ↑ DD115738: Proof copy of Delia's professionally typeset score for Le Pont Mirabeau
