Daphne Oram - an Individual Note of Music, Sound and Electronics Timothy Morton rivers and fields we live

rivers and fields we live amongst is more critical than ever

[Into the Maelstrom] provides a fascinating view of 20th century underground movements well beyond that of music alone

trans-arts contagions

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His political articles are collected in What I Heard About Iraq—called by the Guardian the one antiwar “classic” of the Iraq war—and What Happened Here: Bush Chronicles

Daphne Oram - an Individual Note of Music, Sound and Electronics Timothy Morton rivers and fields we liveFirst published in 1972. Daphne Oram (19252003) was one of the central figures in the development of British experimental electronic music. Having declined a place at the Royal College of Music to become a music balancer at the BBC, she went on to become the co founder and first director of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Oram left the BBC in 1959 to pursue commercial work in television, advertising, film and theatre, to make her own music for recording