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    Daphne Oram The Oram Tapes: Volume One (Deluxe 2CD Edition)

    Young Americans
      • 1. Just For You (Excerpt 1)
      • 2. Eton
      • 3. The Innocents - Savage Noises (Excerpt) (1961)
      • 4. Anchor Butter
      • 5. Wool (1967)
      • 6. Oxford
      • 7. Hydrogen Tones
      • 8. 2001 Effects Tape 1
      • 9. 2001 Effects Tape 2
      • 10. Phensic (1961)
      • 11. New Atlantis (1963)
      • 12. Just For You (Excerpt 2)
      • 13. Winters Journey (Intro) (1958)
      • 14. Pulse Persephone (Alternate Parts For Mixing)
      • 15. Light Music (Excerpt)
      • 16. Stroke
      • 17. Shell Flight (Excerpt)
      • 18. Anacin Components
      • 19. G.O.S. (Excerpt - 15" Tape Transferred At 7.5" Ps)
      • 20. Costain Outtake
      • 21. Encephalagraph
      • 22. Anacin (Excerpt)
      • 23. Hamlet - Youth Theatre (1963)
      • 24. For Granada (1967)
      • 25. Oramics Demonstration (Excerpt)
      • 26. Electronic Sound Patterns (Excerpt) (1962)
      • 27. Pure Tone Excerpts
      • 28. Hospital
      • 29. Mermaid (Excerpt)
      • 30. Shell
      • 31. Illustrations (Fireworks / Hardwich High School) (1967)
      • 32. Ursa Major (Sun Mix) (1962)
      • 33. Oddments (Excerpt)
      • 34. Osram & Rank / Pulse Persephone Experiment (1963)
      • 35. Pulse Persephone Pitch Experiment (1963)
      • 36. Sardonica (Excerpt)
      • 37. Barclays Bank (Excerpt)

      Daphne Oram, founder of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, died in 2003 leaving a colossal archive of reel-to-reel tapes and documents behind. This important collection of material eventually made its way to Goldsmiths College, London, who have been administering it on behalf of the Daphne Oram Trust for the last few years. The collection holds over 400 tapes made by Oram during her lifetime, and 211 of those have been archived and catalogued by the college so far. "The Daphne Oram Tapes: Volume One" is the result of almost two years spent trawling through the archive in an attempt to piece together a coherent document of one of the most pioneering and genuinely experimental characters in electronic music history.