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| − | Delias [[Attic Tapes]] contain a recording of an interview for BBC Short Wave programme ''Listeners' Corner'', introduced by Dorothy Logan,. in which [[Laurence Spicer]] interviews Delia Derbyshire.<ref>[[DD085#Mark_Ayres'_notes|Mark Ayres' notes for DD085]] | + | Delias [[Attic Tapes]] contain a recording of an interview for BBC Short Wave programme ''Listeners' Corner'', introduced by Dorothy Logan,. in which [[Laurence Spicer]] interviews Delia Derbyshire.<ref>[[DD085#Mark_Ayres'_notes|Mark Ayres' notes for DD085]].</ref> |
In it, "she demonstrates sine waves, square waves, wobbulator, white noise. She plays ''[[Arabic Science and Industry]]'' (contains wobbulator and square waves), the Shortwave listener’s corner theme and SWLC in Morse."<ref>[[DD085#Louis_Niebur's_notes|Louis Niebur's notes to Attic Tape DD085.</ref> | In it, "she demonstrates sine waves, square waves, wobbulator, white noise. She plays ''[[Arabic Science and Industry]]'' (contains wobbulator and square waves), the Shortwave listener’s corner theme and SWLC in Morse."<ref>[[DD085#Louis_Niebur's_notes|Louis Niebur's notes to Attic Tape DD085.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 14 May 2020
Delias Attic Tapes contain a recording of an interview for BBC Short Wave programme Listeners' Corner, introduced by Dorothy Logan,. in which Laurence Spicer interviews Delia Derbyshire.[1]
In it, "she demonstrates sine waves, square waves, wobbulator, white noise. She plays Arabic Science and Industry (contains wobbulator and square waves), the Shortwave listener’s corner theme and SWLC in Morse."[2]
Availability
- On Attic Tape DD085: Shortwave Listener's Corner
- Probably in the BBC Sound Archive on tape TRW 6166.
References
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- ↑ Mark Ayres' notes for DD085.
- ↑ [[DD085#Louis_Niebur's_notes|Louis Niebur's notes to Attic Tape DD085.
