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Delia provided music for the [[Egypt]] item in a BBC one-off programme ''Chronicle Magazine: Egypt, Rome and Britain'', produced by [[Julia Cave]] and broadcast on the 25th August 1972.<ref name=genome>[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1972-08-25 The BBC schedule for 25th August 1972]].</ref>
 
Delia provided music for the [[Egypt]] item in a BBC one-off programme ''Chronicle Magazine: Egypt, Rome and Britain'', produced by [[Julia Cave]] and broadcast on the 25th August 1972.<ref name=genome>[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1972-08-25 The BBC schedule for 25th August 1972]].</ref>
  

Revision as of 12:53, 2 August 2020

The Temple of Isis from Philae at its current location on Agilkia island

Delia provided music for the Egypt item in a BBC one-off programme Chronicle Magazine: Egypt, Rome and Britain, produced by Julia Cave and broadcast on the 25th August 1972.[1]

The item's subject was "Egypt: The famous temples on the island of Philae are being drowned by the Aswan High Dam - UNESCO has a plan to save them."[1]

Its tape's catalogue entry is dated August 1972.[2]

Other Egypts

Other works of Delia's regarding Egypt are:

The relationship between all these works is unclear and for the moment we list all tapes and papers referring to Egypt on the page for Tutankhamun's Egypt.

Tapes

Delia produced at least four Egyptian-themed works in 1972. These are the tapes for all of them.

  • TRW 7529: "Egypt Series" dated January 1972, TX 4-6/72 [April-June 1972]
  • TRW 7568: "Music of Africa - Tutankhamun's Trumpet" dated March 1972.
  • DD058: 16mm film silent print of Tutankhamun Obelisk Erection
  • DD078: (maybe) "Male drone: Used in Tutankhamun piece?"
  • DD125 may contain makeup material for this.
  • DD160: "Egypt. Copy master Opening and Programme 1"
  • DD161: "Tutankhamun's Egypt - New Cues"
  • DD212: "Egypt title music etc"
  • DD213: "Egypt - Trumpet Melange Speed Change Tape"
  • DD214: "Egypt Hymns to the Nile"
  • DD217: "Egypt Reel 3 master"
  • DD247: "Tutankhamun's Trumpet sounds"
  • DD252: "Tutankhamun's Trumpet."
  • DD256: "Angels, see Egypt."

Availability

  • Broadcast on 25th August 1972 on BBC2.[2]
  • In the BBC Sound Archive on tape TRW 7636[2]

References