Arabic Science and Industry - Revision history

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	[[Arabic Science and Industry]] is Delia's 23-second long 'arabic' version of the signature tune for a radio programme ''[[Science and Industry]]'', which ran from the late 50s to the present day.<ref>See references to [[Science and Industry]].</ref>		[[Arabic Science and Industry]] is Delia's 23-second long 'arabic' version of the signature tune for a radio programme ''[[Science and Industry]]'', which ran from the late 50s to the present day.<ref>See references to [[Science and Industry]].</ref>

			It is described as a
			<BLOCKQUOTE>
			Signature tune composed fot the Arabic Service "Science and Industry" programme.<ref>[[BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]] booklet, notes for track 17]]</ref>
			</BLOCKQUOTE>

	A signature tune was created in 1959 by [[Maddalena Fagandini]] and [[Phil Young]]<ref>''Science and Industry'' credited to Phil Young on [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21]].</ref> and in 1962<ref>Clipped together with her papers for [[Arabic Science and Industry]] is [[DD160949\|a BBC stores requisition form dated 10.8.62]].</ref><ref name=TLL/> Delia created		A signature tune was created in 1959 by [[Maddalena Fagandini]] and [[Phil Young]]<ref>''Science and Industry'' credited to Phil Young on [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21]].</ref> and in 1962<ref>Clipped together with her papers for [[Arabic Science and Industry]] is [[DD160949\|a BBC stores requisition form dated 10.8.62]].</ref><ref name=TLL/> Delia created

Martinwguy at 16:18, 14 August 2022

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	=[[Spectrogram]]=		=[[Spectrogram]]=
	{{~~Spectrogram~~\|Arabic Science and Industry ~~- Spectrogram~~}}		{{Spectrogallery\|Arabic Science and Industry}}

	=Availability=		=Availability=
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	* Released on ''[[The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]]''.		* Released on ''[[The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]]''.
	* In the BBC Sound Archive as [[TRW 5009]]<ref name=TLL/>		* In the BBC Sound Archive as [[TRW 5009]]<ref name=TLL/>
	~~{{Play\|Arabic Science and Industry}}~~

	=References=		=References=

Martinwguy at 13:59, 23 December 2021

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	=Copyright=		=Copyright=
	Under UK law, ~~all~~ audio recordings made before 1963 are in the public domain.		Under UK law, audio recordings made before 1963 are in the public domain.<ref name=OMAFAQ>[http://www.openmusicarchive.org/faq.php The Open Music Archive's FAQ].</ref>

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Martinwguy at 13:49, 23 December 2021

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	Tape also contains all make up material.		Tape also contains all make up material.
	</BLOCKQUOTE>		</BLOCKQUOTE>

			=Copyright=
			Under UK law, all audio recordings made before 1963 are in the public domain.

	=Papers=		=Papers=

Martinwguy at 14:24, 21 November 2015

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{{Thumb|DD161122a|Detail of [[DD161122]]}}

[[Arabic Science and Industry]] is Delia's 23-second long 'arabic' version of the signature tune for a radio programme ''[[Science and Industry]]'', which ran from the late 50s to the present day.<ref>See references to [[Science and Industry]].</ref>

A signature tune was created in 1959 by [[Maddalena Fagandini]] and [[Phil Young]]<ref>''Science and Industry'' credited to Phil Young on [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21]].</ref> and in 1962<ref>Clipped together with her papers for [[Arabic Science and Industry]] is [[DD160949|a BBC stores requisition form dated 10.8.62]].</ref><ref name=TLL/> Delia created
a new theme for BBC producer [[Mrs D. C. Ingrams]].<ref name=TLL>[[Tape Library List]] entry for [[TRW 5009]].</ref>

It also gets called "Arabic Science and History" and the notes to its [[Radiophonic Database]] entry read:<ref name=TLL/>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
First Hi Fi sig as Workshop had just got new tape machine ([[Phillips]])<BR>
Tape also contains all make up material.
</BLOCKQUOTE>

=Papers=
* [[DD160949]] A BBC stores requisition form for [[Dartington Hall]] dated 10 August 1962, clipped together with [[DD161018]] thru [[DD161302]]
* [[DD161044]] "A. S. & I. tape 1, tape 2"
* [[DD161105]] "A. S. & I. tape 3"
* [[DD161122]] "A. S. & I": diagrammatic score and calculations
And the following three sides of manuscript are paper-clipped together with the above:
* [[DD161200]]: Side 1 of manuscript
* [[DD161242]]: Side 2 of manuscript
* [[DD161302]]: Side 3 of manuscript, "A.H."

=[[Spectrogram]]=
{{Spectrogram|Arabic Science and Industry - Spectrogram}}

=Availability=
* Released on ''[[BBC Radiophonic Workshop 21]]''.
* Released on ''[[The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]]''.
* In the BBC Sound Archive as [[TRW 5009]]<ref name=TLL/>
{{Play|Arabic Science and Industry}}

=References=
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