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The BBC Trust Name from Comments The BBC Trust Name From Comments 1. Martin Guy Newcastle, United Delia's music must be heard! Kingdom 2. Alan Gubby Berkshire, United Kingdom 3. Matt Boardman Somerset, NJ 4. Sheer Zed Bristol, United Time for the BBC to publish the archive and share Delia's Kingdom genius! 6. Tim Freeman tilburg, Netherlands 7. Phil Jones warsaw, Poland 8. Phil Moriaty Reading, United Kingdom 9. k Sayer Leamnton Spa, United Kingdom 10. Nick Westwood Glastonbury, United Kingdom 11. Steve Whetman East Malling, United Kingdom 12. Lee Banyard High Barnet, United Kingdom 13. Ask Kæreby Kbh N, Denmark 14. Benjamin Brenner prien, Germany 15. Andrew Smaje Leeds, United Kingdom 16. Marc Grunberger Berlin, Germany 17. Alex Sayers Zurich, Switzerland 18. Eveline Reinholz München, Germany 19. janina lodyga berlin, Germany 20. Marvin Ogger Marquartstein, Germany 21. Jill Manning Cheltenham, United Kingdom 22. Lisa Whistlecroft Lancaster, United Not only does this preserve British heritage and celebrate Kingdom British achievement, it even raises money for the BBC - why are we waiting?! Page 1 - Signatures 1 - 22 Name From Comments 23. Mikael Mørup Bagværd, Denmark Delias work is too important to not be available to the public. She was a true pioneer. Please make her work available for all. 24. Robin Parry Topanga, CA This body of work has a huge significance in the development of British electronic music. 25. Adam Allen Encinitas, CA 26. Matteo Meise Munich, Germany 27. Nick Paine Co. Wicklow, Ireland 28. Andy Ferguson Edinburgh, United Look forward to hearing this music. Kingdom 29. Joshua Blanc Quesnel, Canada Delia was a true visionary and her work deserves a wider audience. 30. Pablo Freire Palma de Mallorca, Spain 31. Jonas Westerlund Umeå, Sweden 32. Mark Venning Madrid, Spain Innovation, paid for with taxpayer's money. Visionary. Ahead of her time. British. Female. I'd love to hear more stuff than just the famous bits or excerpts from docs on YouTube. Make it happen!! 33. Stevie Farnaby Clevelend, United The world needs to hear more of the genious that was Kingdom Delia ! 34. leon vowles manchester, United Kingdom 35. chris spies fairhope, AL I want to hear it! 36. Rita mum Lerida, Spain 37. Mark John Hunt Campbeltown, United Delia Derbyshire was and is a unique and pioneering artist Kingdom that has inspired many similar such people in many fields. It is a great pity that a vast body of her outstanding works lay unlistened too - please make the archive available so many more can experience the wealth of ideas and imagination this creative woman produced. 38. Paul McGuire Emmitsburg, MD 39. K. Paul Boyev Tampa, FL 40. Paul Loveridge Isle Of Lewis, United To publish Delia Derbyshire's music would surely be a win Kingdom win situation for both the BBC & fans of such novel music. 41. Robert Traxler Memphis, TN 42. Kevin Lyons London, United Kingdom 43. Dave O Mahony Limerick, Ireland 44. Jeff Laity Pasadena, CA Page 2 - Signatures 23 - 44 Name From Comments 45. Simon Smith Liecester, United I helped David Butler at The University of Manchester Kingdom collect and archive some of Deila's work that was being kept by Mark Ayers. Going through the tapes I heard first hand how she was able to manipulate sound that was was ahead of its time. This resource is extremely valuable to those leaning about sound now but also to our wider cultural heritage. She was a pioneer and should be talked about alongside Pierre Schaffer and Karlheinz Stockhausen. However I urge the BBC to commit to archiving this important phase in our musical and televisual history not only Delia's outstanding contribution. Furthermore I hope the release of her work is properly credited and handled with respect for her family and colleagues not simply as a money making scheme. Many thanks. 46. Milan Antic Nis, Serbia And Montenegro 47. John Buchanan High peak, United Kingdom 48. robert hall glassell park, CA this lady's work should be heard. 49. Allan Murphy Birmingham, United Kingdom 50. Marianne Thomas Campbeltown, United She was part of the BBC Radiophonic workshop, she has Kingdom a right to be heard 51. Hamish Twickenham, United Mackintosh Kingdom 52. Chris Bond Norwich, United Kingdom 53. Frank Klinkers Maastricht, Her legacy should be there for the rest of the world! Netherlands 54. Zane Trow Slacks Creek, Australia 55. David Burnett Glasgow, United As a Sound Engineering lecturer, myself and our students Kingdom believe that the work of this visionary pioneer should be held in the highest regard. Please publish this amazingly unique and wonderful music! 56. Anthony Corcoran Stockport, United Kingdom 57. simon ward coventry, United Kingdom 58. Adam Golding starcross, United Kingdom 59. William Ingersoll Alton, IL Page 3 - Signatures 45 - 59 Name From Comments 60. Mark Beer RICHMOND, United This music is of great interest to many people . Please Kingdom consider making it available to an interested and appreciative audience . With thanks , mark beer . 61. Malte Steiner Berlin, Germany 62. christian kleine Berlin, Germany 63. john ozed Hoboken, NJ 64. robert moore leeds, United as a musician, and a sci fi fan, i can honestly say that Delia Kingdom had a great impact on my life, the thought of her work being hidden away, and the risk of it being lost forever, appauls me 65. Peter Olof Gothenburg, Sweden One of the most important musical profiles in modern Fransson history, and for her development of electronic music. Thank You! 66. Josephine Alston, United Dickinson Kingdom 67. Maros Koval Presov, Slovakia 68. Andy Wills Plymouth, United Kingdom 69. Hugh Spiller Bristol, United Kingdom 71. Anita Berber Caen, France We want to hear all Delia Derbyshire's work ! 72. Stéphane Jutras Sherbrooke, Canada 73. Richard Lismore, Australia Somerville 74. Cedrik Fermont Berlin, Germany 75. Dan Barrett Linz, Austria 76. Harry Dibrell San Antonio, TX 77. Chris Rowand Paisley, United I strongly agree with the good intent of more public Kingdom recognition of this amazing artists work should be made public via a national archive. 78. Andy Rubio Manchester, United Kingdom 79. Chris Dillon Whiston, United Kingdom 80. Michael Ross London, United Kingdom 81. Andromana Price Florence, WI 82. Trey Lane mobile, AL 83. Matthew Daley Gainesville, FL 84. Michael Kennedy West Hobart, Australia Page 4 - Signatures 60 - 84 Name From Comments 85. Joseph Hess Hong Kong, Hong Kong 86. Ian McCallum Milwaukie, OR 87. Pete Sapwell Dewsbury, United Kingdom 88. Alison Childs la, CA 89. benjamin merriam, KS A beautiful gift to all electronic musicians. Please release mahoney just for the honor of Delia. 90. Eric Bovin Montreal, Canada 91. Diego Elgarte Mexico D.F., Mexico 92. Tara McGinley Los Angeles, CA 93. Ryan Gaston Little Rock, AR Whether or not Delia Derbyshire is a musical genius is no longer open to debate. Despite the relative lack of availability of her music, she has become an icon of electronic music. She not only has the capacity to become part of textbook historical line of the development of electronic music, but also the capacity to become part of the textbook historical line of women's roles in the arts in general. It is a shame to keep such an exceptional artist's works out of the public eye. Keeping this work hidden not only denies her the credit she deserves, but also denies her proper place in musical history. 94. Jonathan Anthony Joliet, IL 95. Brian Ruark wichita, KS 96. jhenner gayap waterford, MI 97. Sasithorn Bangkok, Thailand Ariyavicha 98. Michael Lyons Kyoto, Japan 99. Paul Gorman San Francisco, CA 100. r hiele hollywood, CA delia is my goddess 101. Anthony Gapsevic Chicago Ridge, IL 102. Grant Beaugard Olympia, WA 103. chris williams sale, United Kingdom 104. federico vincent buenos aires, Argentina 105. Peder Mannerfelt Stockholm, Sweden 106. Barry London Brooklyn, NY 107. Richard Fair Norwich, United Kingdom 108. graham brooke southminster, United Kingdom Page 5 - Signatures 85 - 108 Name From Comments 109. mochamad Bandung, Indonesia Ramadhani 110. Robert McLeod Winnipeg, Canada 111. Chris Carter London, United Please make Delia Derbyshire's music available to the Kingdom public. 112. Phil Julian London, United Kingdom 113. Yves De Mey Antwerp, Belgium 114. Cosey Newby Kings Lynn, United Kingdom 115. roxana halls London, United Kingdom 116. Alex Beckett Berkeley, CA 117. Tristan Bath London, United Kingdom 118. Al English London, United Kingdom 119. Tony Csoka London, United A huge inspiration and influence, the BBC have a duty to Kingdom release these hidden pieces. 120. Sam Hunt Edinburgh, United Kingdom 121. Phil Thomas Padiham, United Kingdom 122. Marc Spicer London, United Kingdom 123. Barry Gray London, United Kingdom 124. Ben Norland Great Shelford, Please make these recordings available. United Kingdom 125. Norman Sohl Seattle, WA So looking forward to hearing more of her works! 126. minoru yokoo tokyo, Japan 127. Steve Harris London, United Kingdom 128. Ian Short Southampton, United Kingdom 129. Gerard O'Brien London, United Kingdom 130. Andrew Lahman London, United Kingdom 131. Laurie Cross Auckland, New Zealand 132. Enrico Cosimi Rome, Italy Page 6 - Signatures 109 - 132 Name From Comments 133. Michael Kemp Brighton, United yes please release a comprehensive box set of Delia's Kingdom unheard work... 134. Trond Lossius Bergen, Norway Please don't make us depend on Dr. Who and his Tardis to rescue these historically significant recordings! 135. Michael Barrett Glasgow, United Kingdom 136. Pier Luigi Rocca Bologna, Italy Bach was not much known to the world until Mendelssohn made his works accessible to the general public, by performing them. In the same way, Delia's contribution to music needs a wider recognition and this could be achieved only by releasing her catalogue of recordings.
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