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• Doctor Who
  This page is about various versions of the Doctor Who theme music. Delia is also credited for several episodes of the TV series: ...tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Delia_Derbyshire tardis.wikia.com's article on Delia Derbyshire]</ref><ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7512072.stm ''Lost tap
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• Dial a tune
  ...[https://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/sep/03/radiophonic-workshop-delia-derbyshire-interview-1970 reprinted in 2014]. I was at the workshop primarily to meet its only woman member, Delia Derbyshire. While she vanished to unfile some printed material which, she promised, wo
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• GB 133 BDD
  [[GB 133 BDD]] is the John Rylands Library's cataloguing code for Delia's [[Juvenile Papers]]. Name of Creator Delia Ann Derbyshire, 1937-2001, composer
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• An Electric Storm
  At [[Kaleidophon]] with [[David Vorhaus]], [[Brian Hodgson]] and others, Delia helped create the seminal album ''[[An Electric Storm]]''. ...s for the Ballet Rambert and we got together and started this album.''<ref>Delia in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>
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• Attic Tapes:Wishlist
  * [[DD226]]: "D.D. Material 6" - Various Delia makeup raw materials & possibly "The Long Polar Walk" * [[DD233]]: "D.D. Material 7" (Long Polar Walk?) - Various Delia makeup raw materials
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• Amor Dei
  <ref>Delia in [[Wee Have Also Sound Houses]]</ref> ...;a piece of Jonathan's called "''Symphony''" (1966) was partly inspired by Delia's "''Amor Dei''", and "''Symphony''" [went] on to inform some of his later
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• Werkverzeichnis
  ...l/Delia_Derbyshire Musik und Gender im Internet: Lexikon Multimedia: Delia Derbyshire]'' in early 2016. The list of works is assembled from [http://delia-derbyshire.net the Audiological Chronology] and [http://wikidelia.net the WikiDelia] i
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• Status
  Here is a summary of the status of each of Delia's pieces of music with our best estimates of: * When Delia created the piece
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• Surface interview
  Delia Derbyshire's most well-known act was to spend two weeks in a converted roller rink in Delia Derbyshire: No, but I studied piano to performer level
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• Sculptress of Sound
  ...nd: The Lost Works of Delia Derbyshire'' is a 2010 radio documentary about Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] It contains many clips of Delia's music and there is an excellent review of it [http://sparksinelectricalje
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• Mail on Sunday article
  Fidelma Cook wrote an article about Delia based on an interview with [[Clive Blackburn]], which was published in the Delia Derbyshire slipped almost unnoticed from coma to death in a
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• George Newson
  {{Thumb|George Newson working with Delia in 1966}} In 1966, Delia worked with contemporary composer [[George Newson]] to realise the sound fo
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• Radiophonic Ladies interview
  [[Jo Hutton]] interviewed Delia for an article entitled ''Radiophonic Ladies'', recorded on 24 February 200 '''Maddalena Fagandini:''' “When Delia arrived, a lot more possibilities were presented. She knew maths and was ve
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• Chronology
  The [[Chronology]] page collects anything about Delia with a date, in order. Image:Delia at 18.jpg|Delia in 1955
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• DD
  This page lists the stuff found in Delia's attic after she died: audio tapes, bundles of her papers and a few books. ...and columns two to four are from [[Mark Ayres]]' [[Initial Catalogue]] of Delia's attic stuff.
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• Breege Brennan's thesis
  of Delia's life. It was based on [[Louis Niebur]]'s book [[Special Sound]] Delia Derbyshire was a British composer, and one of the earliest electronic
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