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Fourth Dimension - BBC Radiophonic Workshop - FULL ALBUM

Side 1 1. SCENE & HEARD (Radio 1) 2. JUST LOVE (BBC TV) 3. VESPUCCI 4. REG (BBC African Service) 5. TAMARIU (BBC TV) 6. ONE-EIGHTY-ONE (Radio 4) Side 2 1 FOURTH DIMENSION Radio 4) 1. COLOUR RADIO (BBC Radio Leeds) 2. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK BBC TV) 3. KALEIDOSCOPE (Radio 4) 4. THE SPACE BETWEEN (Radio 3) 5. FLASHBACK Music heard on radio and Television (including Test Card Transmissions) Composed and Realised by Paddy Kingsland One aspect of the work of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop is the composition and realisation of signature tunes and incidental music for BBC Radio and Television programmes. Programme producers come to the Workshop with varying requests - it must be 'bright, 'catchy 'sinister 'modest', 'supernatural', 'funny', and so on but, most important, it must be unique in terms of sound qualities The composer then sets to work to create the tune using natural sounds, which have been manipulated in some way and cut together on tape, or electronic sources, such as the voltage controlled synthesiser Several such signature tunes are included on this record, composed by Paddy Kingsland, who joined the creative staff of the Workshop in 1970. Before this, he worked as a tape editor, then studio manager, chiefly for Radio One. He is a firm believer that instrumental sound combined with electronic and treated sound is essential for this type of work. The tracks on this record include compositions for Radio 1, 3, 4, Local Radio and Television programmes. The synthesisers used on this disc are both British, and both made by E.M.S. of London. They are the VCS3, an amazingly versatile miniature synthesiser, and its big brother, the Synthi 100', known within the Radiophonic Workshop as 'The Delaware', after the address of the Workshop. This machine incorporates a digital memory that can be programmed via a conventional keyboard, and can store 256 events on 3 layers in any one run'. In combination with the multi-track tape recorder, it provides all the facilities of an electronic music studio, its range being limited only by the imagination of the person using it. The specially created stereo is not an attempt at realism, but is used as a sound object in its own right The BBC Radiophonic Workshop The BBC Radiophonic Workshop provides a creative service, varying from complete background scores of electronic music for radio and television productions, through sound for poetry and science fiction, to signature tunes and experiments in stylised stereophonic sound Apart from the electronic music for 'Dr. Who the Workshop makes major contributions to television drama, documentaries and children's programmes, to drama and schools programmes on radio and to many Tocal radio stations. In all more than 200 different commitments a year are undertaken. "The Workshop, at the BBC Music Studios in Maida Vale, London, is equipped with tape recording machines and. other électrönic equipment for generating, manipulating and synthesising sound. The composition and realisation of this music and sound is done by a small number of specialised creative staff Record Produced by Desmond Briscoe Record Co-ordinated by Jack Aistrop Sleeve design and photography Andrew Prewett c BBC London W1A 1AA 1973 OTHER BBC RECORDS CONTAINING RADIOPHONIC MUSIC REC 25M BBC Radiophonic Music work by Delia Derbyshire, John Baker and David Cain of the Radiophonic Workshop RES 7. The Seasons - Drama Workshop - which includes music by David Cain of the months of the year and the seasons