Macbeth (1971) - Revision history

Martinwguy at 11:06, 6 June 2016

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	With [[Kaleidophon]], Delia created sound for [[Ewan Hooper]]'s production of [[Macbeth]] at the [[Greenwich Theatre]], opening on the 18th February 1971.		With [[Kaleidophon]], Delia created sound for [[Ewan Hooper]]'s production of [[Macbeth]] at the [[Greenwich Theatre]], opening on the 18th February 1971.

Martinwguy: /* Tapes */

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Tapes

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	=Tapes=		=Tapes=
	* [[~~DD221~~]]: "Macbeth, Greenwich?"		* [[DD211]]: "Macbeth, Greenwich?"

	=References=		=References=

Martinwguy at 14:32, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for one of the pieces of music.<ref name=DD140425/> She also used "Annette's voice on tape, v.treated".<ref name=DD140448/> This may be [[Annette Battam]], who worked with Delia on the music of the ~~pre-1971~~ [[Medea]], also at the Greenwich Theatre (and took all the credit!).		Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for one of the pieces of music.<ref name=DD140425/> She also used "Annette's voice on tape, v.treated".<ref name=DD140448/> This may be [[Annette Battam]], who worked with Delia on the music of the 1970 [[Medea]], also at the Greenwich Theatre (and took all the credit!).

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Martinwguy: /* Papers */

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Papers

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	* [[DD140754]]: Newspaper clipping: the image of Hildegard Neil above the Fiddick review		* [[DD140754]]: Newspaper clipping: the image of Hildegard Neil above the Fiddick review
	* [[DD140901]]: Newspaper clipping: "MILTON SHULMAN at the new Macbeth" from the Evening Standard: a mostly negative review.		* [[DD140901]]: Newspaper clipping: "MILTON SHULMAN at the new Macbeth" from the Evening Standard: a mostly negative review.

			=Tapes=
			* [[DD221]]: "Macbeth, Greenwich?"

	=References=		=References=

Martinwguy at 13:16, 29 May 2016

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	{{Thumb\|macbeth_playbill2\|Theatre programme cover}}		{{Thumb\|macbeth_playbill2\|Theatre programme cover}}

	With [[Kaleidophon]], Delia created sound for [[Ewan Hooper]]'s production of Macbeth at the Greenwich Theatre, opening on the 18th February 1971.		With [[Kaleidophon]], Delia created sound for [[Ewan Hooper]]'s production of [[Macbeth]] at the [[Greenwich Theatre]], opening on the 18th February 1971.

	For other versions, see [[Macbeth]].		For other versions, see [[Macbeth]].

Martinwguy at 13:13, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for one of the pieces of music.<ref name=DD140425/> She also used "Annette's voice on tape, v.treated".<ref name=DD140448> This may be [[Annette Battam]], who worked with Delia on the music of the pre-1971 [[Medea]], also at the Greenwich Theatre (and took all the credit!).		Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for one of the pieces of music.<ref name=DD140425/> She also used "Annette's voice on tape, v.treated".<ref name=DD140448/> This may be [[Annette Battam]], who worked with Delia on the music of the pre-1971 [[Medea]], also at the Greenwich Theatre (and took all the credit!).

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Martinwguy at 13:13, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for ~~a piece~~ of music.<ref name=DD140425/>		Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for one of the pieces of music.<ref name=DD140425/> She also used "Annette's voice on tape, v.treated".<ref name=DD140448> This may be [[Annette Battam]], who worked with Delia on the music of the pre-1971 [[Medea]], also at the Greenwich Theatre (and took all the credit!).

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=
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	* [[DD140140]]: Typewritten cue sheet: "MACBETH / Sound / I.1. Sea breaking against cliffs"		* [[DD140140]]: Typewritten cue sheet: "MACBETH / Sound / I.1. Sea breaking against cliffs"
	* [[DD140152]]: Typewritten list of theatre personnel		* [[DD140152]]: Typewritten list of theatre personnel
	* [[DD140448]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Organ - low reed - waw waw"
	* [[DD140554]]: Newspaper clipping: "Lady Macbeth - or just Miss World?" by Herbert Kretzmer: a short and scathing review		* [[DD140554]]: Newspaper clipping: "Lady Macbeth - or just Miss World?" by Herbert Kretzmer: a short and scathing review
	* [[DD140622]]: Newspaper clipping: "London gets a new Lady Macbeth", published one week before the opening night		* [[DD140622]]: Newspaper clipping: "London gets a new Lady Macbeth", published one week before the opening night
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	<ref name=DD140402>[[DD140402]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "P.3 Sea breaking & washing" ...</ref>		<ref name=DD140402>[[DD140402]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "P.3 Sea breaking & washing" ...</ref>
	<ref name=DD140425>[[DD140425]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Primitive vocal - mysterious, smokey"</ref>		<ref name=DD140425>[[DD140425]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Primitive vocal - mysterious, smokey"</ref>
			<ref name=DD140448>[[DD140448]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Organ - low reed - waw waw"</ref>
	<ref name=DD140505>[[DD140505]]: VCS3 dope sheet: "Macbeth - twangy crochets"</ref>		<ref name=DD140505>[[DD140505]]: VCS3 dope sheet: "Macbeth - twangy crochets"</ref>
	<ref name=DD140642>[[DD140642]]: Review "Macbeth" by Michael Billington in ''The Times'' newspaper.</ref>		<ref name=DD140642>[[DD140642]]: Review "Macbeth" by Michael Billington in ''The Times'' newspaper.</ref>

Martinwguy at 12:45, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from [[Wrapping Event]],<ref name=DD140336/> ~~and used~~ the [[VCS3]] ~~to create~~ the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for a piece of music.<ref name=DD140425/>		Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from her music for Yoko Ono's [[Wrapping Event]].<ref name=DD140336/> On the [[VCS3]] she created the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for a piece of music.<ref name=DD140425/>

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Martinwguy at 12:44, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused ~~her~~ sound ~~for~~ [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from [[Wrapping Event]],<ref name=DD140336/> and used the [[VCS3]] to create the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for a piece of music.<ref name=DD140425/>		Delia seems to have reused sound from [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from [[Wrapping Event]],<ref name=DD140336/> and used the [[VCS3]] to create the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for a piece of music.<ref name=DD140425/>

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Martinwguy at 12:44, 29 May 2016

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	Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>		Apart from the sound effects, the most interesting track must surely be the Witches' Dance<ref name=DD135820/> in which “They sing their cauldron recipe to a waltz song like the doctors in Wozzeck.”<ref name=DD140920/>

	Delia seems to have reused her sound for [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from [[Wrapping Event]],<ref name=DD140336/> and ~~created~~ the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" ~~sounds on~~ the ~~[[VCS3]]~~.<ref name=~~DD140402~~/>		Delia seems to have reused her sound for [[Aztecs]], thunder from [[King Lear]] and something from [[Wrapping Event]],<ref name=DD140336/> and used the [[VCS3]] to create the "Sweet martlets", "crow" and "purry pussy" effects<ref name=DD140402/> as well as the "twangy crochets"<ref name=DD140505/> for a piece of music.<ref name=DD140425/>

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=
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	* [[DD140140]]: Typewritten cue sheet: "MACBETH / Sound / I.1. Sea breaking against cliffs"		* [[DD140140]]: Typewritten cue sheet: "MACBETH / Sound / I.1. Sea breaking against cliffs"
	* [[DD140152]]: Typewritten list of theatre personnel		* [[DD140152]]: Typewritten list of theatre personnel
	* [[DD140425]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Primitive vocal - mysterious, smokey"
	* [[DD140448]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Organ - low reed - waw waw"		* [[DD140448]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Organ - low reed - waw waw"
	* [[DD140505]]: VCS3 dope sheet: "Macbeth - twangy crochets"
	* [[DD140554]]: Newspaper clipping: "Lady Macbeth - or just Miss World?" by Herbert Kretzmer: a short and scathing review		* [[DD140554]]: Newspaper clipping: "Lady Macbeth - or just Miss World?" by Herbert Kretzmer: a short and scathing review
	* [[DD140622]]: Newspaper clipping: "London gets a new Lady Macbeth", published one week before the opening night		* [[DD140622]]: Newspaper clipping: "London gets a new Lady Macbeth", published one week before the opening night
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	<ref name=DD140336>[[DD140336]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "Sea alone" P.81 ...</ref>		<ref name=DD140336>[[DD140336]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "Sea alone" P.81 ...</ref>
	<ref name=DD140402>[[DD140402]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "P.3 Sea breaking & washing" ...</ref>		<ref name=DD140402>[[DD140402]]: Delia's handwritten notes: "P.3 Sea breaking & washing" ...</ref>
			<ref name=DD140425>[[DD140425]]: Delia's handwritten plan for a piece of music: "4 time / [A] Primitive vocal - mysterious, smokey"</ref>
			<ref name=DD140505>[[DD140505]]: VCS3 dope sheet: "Macbeth - twangy crochets"</ref>
	<ref name=DD140642>[[DD140642]]: Review "Macbeth" by Michael Billington in ''The Times'' newspaper.</ref>		<ref name=DD140642>[[DD140642]]: Review "Macbeth" by Michael Billington in ''The Times'' newspaper.</ref>
	<ref name=DD140726>[[DD140726]]: Review "Macbeth" by Peter Fiddick.</ref>		<ref name=DD140726>[[DD140726]]: Review "Macbeth" by Peter Fiddick.</ref>