The electronic music makers - Revision history

Martinwguy at 11:22, 11 June 2021

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	The article says that [[Orpheus]] won the "Minister of Education prize in last year's Japan Prize Contest", and the same claim is made in ''BBC Report and Accounts 1971-72''<ref>[http://www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk/page.php?did=bbc-1971-72ara&pageno=47 BBC Annual Report and Accounts 1971-72, page 47] at britishonlinearchives.co.uk</ref> so we can assume the article is from 1972 or 1973.		The article says that [[Orpheus]] won the "Minister of Education prize in last year's Japan Prize Contest", and the same claim is made in ''BBC Report and Accounts 1971-72''<ref>[http://www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk/page.php?did=bbc-1971-72ara&pageno=47 BBC Annual Report and Accounts 1971-72, page 47] at britishonlinearchives.co.uk</ref> so we can assume the article is from 1972 or 1973.

	There is [[File:Ariel_article.jpg\|a high-definition scan of it]] in the [[Medialink library]].		There is [[:File:Ariel_article.jpg\|a high-definition scan of it]] in the [[Medialink library]].

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Martinwguy at 11:21, 11 June 2021

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	The article says that [[Orpheus]] won the "Minister of Education prize in last year's Japan Prize Contest", and the same claim is made in ''BBC Report and Accounts 1971-72''<ref>[http://www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk/page.php?did=bbc-1971-72ara&pageno=47 BBC Annual Report and Accounts 1971-72, page 47] at britishonlinearchives.co.uk</ref> so we can assume the article is from 1972 or 1973.		The article says that [[Orpheus]] won the "Minister of Education prize in last year's Japan Prize Contest", and the same claim is made in ''BBC Report and Accounts 1971-72''<ref>[http://www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk/page.php?did=bbc-1971-72ara&pageno=47 BBC Annual Report and Accounts 1971-72, page 47] at britishonlinearchives.co.uk</ref> so we can assume the article is from 1972 or 1973.

			There is [[File:Ariel_article.jpg\|a high-definition scan of it]] in the [[Medialink library]].

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Martinwguy at 17:58, 3 June 2014

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In Delia's papers is a copy of a newspaper article ''The electronic music makers'',<ref>[[DD111832]]: "The Electronic Music Makers" newspaper clipping
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The year in which it appeared could be found from the following article, which says that Mark White becomes the new head of BBC Radio 2.

The article says that [[Orpheus]] won the "Minister of Education prize in last year's Japan Prize Contest", and the same claim is made in ''BBC Report and Accounts 1971-72''<ref>[http://www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk/page.php?did=bbc-1971-72ara&pageno=47 BBC Annual Report and Accounts 1971-72, page 47] at britishonlinearchives.co.uk</ref> so we can assume the article is from 1972 or 1973.

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<B>Educational programmes</B>

The group of people who constantly demand music for their programmes are the producers of educational programmes.

Says Desmond Briscoe: ‘Delia Derbyshire composed the music for the schools programme ''Orpheus'' which won the Minister of Education prize in last years's Japan Prize Contest. She had to create sounds that would have been made by stones and trees if they were able to speak. She has also composed the background music for several RadioVision programmes. One of the most recent was about the sculptor Paolozzi, and the music had to act as a link between the transparencies.’

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