Sunday, April 02, 2023
1969: What Is ELECTRONIC MUSIC? | Workshop | Radiophonic Workshop | BBC Archive
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Be sure to check out 3:59 on. I won't give it away, but it's interesting they had the same views back then. Note 7:33 for a glimpse of what would come. Finally also see this post for Daphne Oram's Oramics and her Bird of Parallax. See the Oramics label for more.
"What is electronic music? How is it produced?
Desmond Briscoe - the head of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - enlists the help of Daphne Oram, David Cain and John Baker to explain the fundamentals of synthesised sound.
This clip is from Workshop: The Same Trade As Mozart, originally broadcast 3 August, 1969.
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