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[[DD017]] is the [[Initial Catalogue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]].

The [[John Rylands Library]] catalogue calls it CDD/1/9/15.

=[[Initial Catalogue|Mark Ayres' notes]]=
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Type: 7" reel, 1/4" tape,
Label: Lateef
Description: Box contains Radio Times clippings - "Keyboard Instruments", "Late Gothic Music"
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=[[DD Audio Files Commentary|Louis Niebur's notes]]=
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DD017
Opens with swooping sine tone (short)
Then some piano and pan flute “jazz” :20-5;12 (Tubby Hayes?)
5:30 jazz in 5/4, track ends 8:40
second jazz track, begins (9:05
at 11:00 right channel switches backwards talking.
(it’s an interview with Barry Bermange, after the first 2 inventions)
In box are clippings from Radio Times that says
1st clipping:
VHF & Wavelengths
Home Service, Wrotham 93.5 (DD underlined 93.5 in red) and wrote “hum” 330 m. (underlined in red) at bottom,
Third Network
Wrotham 91.3 Mc/s (91.3 underlined in red)
2nd clipping
5.0 pm Keyboard Instruments at the Brussels Conservatoire played by Aimee van de
Wiele on the Delin upright harpsichord:
pavane et Gallarde (1530) Pierre Attaignant
Allemande grave (tombeau de Mr de Blancrocher) Ennemond Gaultier
Bransle en faux bourdon (1540) anon
On a positive pipe organ:
Estampie (c. 1325), anon
Franckurgenti – after dufay
Madame vous aves mon cour – marc antonio da Bologna
On the Haas harpsichord:
Bransle de Poicton – anon
Sarabande – Rene Mezangeau
Les baracades Misteriouses – Couperin
Recorded in collab. With the Belgian Broadcasting Service. Next prog. Sept 6
3rd clipping
10:15 Late Gothic Music
Alfred Deller, directed by Gilbert ReaneyDraft version of Delia Derbyshire track listings
Tres Doulz amis – Jean Vayllant
Gemma nitens – anon
He, tres doulz roussignol – Borlet
Se je me Pleing – Machaut
Ad honorem-Celorum – Nicholas Grenon
J’ayme bien celui qui s’en va – Pierre Containe
Gloria – Pycard
(these are not on the tape)
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=[[Delia Derbyshire's Creative Process|James Percival's notes]]=
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CDD/1/9/15 New Comment: Barry Bermange interview
Bermange in conversation with H. A. L. Craig
FORMER REFERENCE: DD017 DATE: 1964 CONTAINS: Inventions for radio: The Dreams, Inventions for radio: Amor Dei, Inventions for radio: The After Life, Inventions for radio: The Evenings of Certain Lives
MEDIUM: 7" reel, 1/4" tape DURATION: 00:32:32
LABELS: [Reel Side 2] BARRY, NEW COMMENT
[Reel Side 1] LATEEF / B. [?]
NOTES: First track is unidentified acoustic jazz.
Second track in the reverse direction is &ldquo;Barry Bermange in conversation with H. A. L. Craig&rdquo;, from weekly arts review programme New Comment, TX Third Programme 30/11/1964. Bermange and Craig discuss Bermange's work including the Inventions for radio; there is an excerpt from Inventions for radio: The Dreams.
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