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2nd February 1958 – Birmingham Post previews A Winter Journey
“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)
“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)
“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
The former roller skating rink is chosen as the site for the Radiophonic Workshop
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6th March 1957 – Radiophonic Effects Committee
The Electronics Effcts Comittee (EEC) changes its name
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25th August 1956 – The Disagreeable Oyster completed
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)
Giles Cooper comedy originally recorded for the Home Service in August 1956