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2nd February 1958 – Birmingham Post previews A Winter Journey
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“This is the first application the BBC has made of this technique to a dramatic production not specially written for the purpose. Radiophonic sound is the imaginative use of sound specially created to convey emotional effects in a way neither actors nor conventional sounds or music can achieve.”
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27th October 1957 – The Metamorphosis broadcast (Third Programme)
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“A story by Kafka from the collection “In the Penal Settlement” translated by Willa and Edwin Muir. Read by Kenneth Griffith with music composed by Franz Reizenstein.”
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7th October 1957 – Private Dreams and Public Nightmares broadcast (Third Programme)
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“A radiophonic poem by Frederick Bradnum with Joan Sanderson, Andrew Sachs and Frederick Treves. Production by Donald McWhinnie who introduces the programme”
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June 1957 – Maida Vale Studios selected
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in 1957The former roller skating rink is chosen as the site for the Radiophonic Workshop
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6th March 1957 – Radiophonic Effects Committee
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in 1957The Electronics Effcts Comittee (EEC) changes its name
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25th August 1956 – The Disagreeable Oyster completed
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Created for the Home Service, this Giles Cooper comedy was shelved and eventually broadcast on the Third Programme a year later.
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15th August 1957 – The BBC Drama Repertory Company in ‘THE DISAGREEABLE OYSTER’ broadcast (Third Programme)
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Giles Cooper comedy originally recorded for the Home Service in August 1956