DD140336
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Jump to navigationJump to searchDD140336 is a sheet of Delia's handwritten notes for the Greenwich Macbeth (1971) giving the construction techniques for some of the sounds, and showing that she re-used her sound for
Aztecs, the thunder from King Lear (early 1968) and "Yoko Ono", which presumably refers to her sounds for the 1967 Wrapping Event.
Transcript
Sea alone h/b " " " together Frog - gr.l.double sp. Cat: - gr.l.1st cry. Dog: - one cry Owl. - first short one Battle - jump-cut - 5 secs or 10 Aztecs + stylized one cry being killed. 15s. ½sp.+¼sp. * wood moving P.81 (wh.n.Aztecs + following perc.type + next metallic.) cresc. __ then \. branches down Drum a drum - 2 short phrases. Thunder-leav[?] 7½ for opening - Ross[?] & -- end of murder 2 thunder storms - one before murder. Lots of trumpets into attack. ---------------------------------- 1- | Thunder on Yoko Ono -> 2- 12 horses arriving (long) | at ½ sp. - fade at sticky[?]. * 3- approach & stop_ x2 | 4- leaving yard[?] (use at ½ sp.d) | 5- " " " " " " | 6- approach + cart[?] echoey +stand still rattling[?] | 7 + cart |gr.l.=led away] | |neighing | approach: too hard[?]|2nd gr.l.-led away * etc. bird 15 " 7½ battle
- double sp. = double speed
- h/b = ???
- gr.l = ???
- wh.n = ???
- sp.d = speed