Lily Greenham - Lingual Music

1.1 - earliest unreleased tape; recorded in London.
1.2 - realized by the poet in own studio (1975)
1.3 - based on 2 filtered words (1982-85)
1.4 - from Tune in to Reality (1973); rhythmic accentuations (in Danish)
1.5 - from Tune in to Reality (1973); etymological associative development (in Spanish)
1.6 - from Tune in to Reality (1973)
1.7 - soundtrack (1984); no further information available
1.8 - live at Salle Gaveau in Paris (1.12.1976)
1.9 - from Tune in to Reality (1973)
1.10 - semantic play in several dimensions (in English) (1973)
1.11 - realized by the poet in own studio (1975-76); French version of 'Traffic'
1.12 - date unknown
1.13 - no information available (1973)
1.14 - no information available
1.15 - no information available
1.16 - live at Salle Gaveau in Paris (1.12.1976)
1.17 - soundtrack to the 16mm b/w film by Irm and Ed Sommer (1972)
1.18 - date unknown
1.19 - date unknown; Synthi triggered by voice (using text from 'Circulation' as a starting point)
1.20 - live at Salle Gaveau in Paris (1.12.1976)
2.1 - earliest unreleased tape; recorded in London
2.2 - date unknown
2.3 - Radio Studio Zürich (1974)
2.5 - no information available (1973)
2.6 - from Tune in to Reality (1973); generated by the word (in Spanish)
2.7 - date unknown
2.8 - date unknown
2.9 - realized at the Electronic Music Studio, Goldsmiths' College, University of London (1975)
2.11 - no information available
2.13 - tape piece for marine mammals, plastic string, water, chinese gong, mandolin, metal metal and electric guitar (1978-79)
2.14 - live at Salle Gaveau in Paris (1.12.1976)
2.15 - electro-acoustic workshop piece for 6 voices in stereo (1974); realised at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
2.16 - no information available
2.17 - no information available
2.19 - live at Salle Gaveau in Paris (1.12.1976)

Production details for some of the pieces on this CD have been untraceable, but the recordings have been included to give a fuller retrospective of the work.

Special thanks are duo the following people
Michael Parsons
Hugh & Pam Davies
Max Eastley
Peter Greenham

Thanks also to
Syngen Brown
Book Works, London - front cover letterpress print
Neue Galerie Graz am Landesmuseum Joanneum
William English

This CD and the Daphne Oram release are dedicated to the memory of Hugh Davies, without whom neither of these projects would have begun.