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The beginning of tech music

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Computer ♥ Records1 year ago

Electronic music pioneer Delia Derbyshire, here she is demonstrating her compositional techniques using tape loops at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in London in 1965. Watch full video here:

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Suspiria721 year ago

Delia Derbyshire, Éliane Radigue, Daphne Oram, Pauline Oliveros, Suzanne Ciani.... all pioneers! Be sure to check this great documentary:

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Richard Geldreich1 year ago

Some of her work:

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Ismail O1 year ago

These people created the Doctor Who theme more than half a century ago. No musical instruments, no computers whatsoever. Just recording noises on some physical mono tapes, cutting them, putting them together inch by inch, speeding up to make tunes, playing tapes simultaneously like an orchestra. Absolute genius

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Gyan1 year ago

Way ahead of her time. In the he 60's she made an instrumental piece that sounded much like hip hop. She has been sampled by hip hop artists.

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Fred H1 year ago

I am going to totally sample this. Her voice…

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Etienne Cella 🐜1 year ago

If someone invents a time travelling machine, that’s where I’m going. A day of toying with devices, exploring the Cambrian age of electronic music.

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This is Not a Free Speech Website1 year ago

Noticed she used the phrase IRL in real life

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Daniel Stroup1 year ago

I just want to watch her bite an apple.

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