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| − | In 1964 and 1965, Delia created the musical backings for four half-hour radio plays by [[Barry Bermange]], collectively known as ''Four Inventions for Radio''. | + | In 1964 and 1965, Delia created the musical backings for four half-hour radio plays by [[Barry Bermange]], produced under the working title ''Mid-Century Attitudes'' and collectively known as ''Four Inventions for Radio''. |
| − | Each has a page of its own: | + | [[DD153931|Barry's overall plan]] for the pieces is illuminating. |
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| + | Each invention has a page of its own: | ||
* 1. [[The Dreams]] (1964) | * 1. [[The Dreams]] (1964) | ||
* 2. [[Amor Dei]] (1964) | * 2. [[Amor Dei]] (1964) | ||
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* 4. [[The Evenings of Certain Lives]] (1965) | * 4. [[The Evenings of Certain Lives]] (1965) | ||
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Revision as of 13:58, 5 July 2021
In 1964 and 1965, Delia created the musical backings for four half-hour radio plays by Barry Bermange, produced under the working title Mid-Century Attitudes and collectively known as Four Inventions for Radio.
Barry's overall plan for the pieces is illuminating.
Each invention has a page of its own:
- 1. The Dreams (1964)
- 2. Amor Dei (1964)
- 3. The Afterlife (1965)
- 4. The Evenings of Certain Lives (1965)
