Credit List
Thanks are due to the following:
- Frederick Delius;
- The performers (I recorded this from a wireless broadcast in the year 2000 or thereabouts, and omitted to make a note of their identities);
- All the esteemed members of this forum, for their advice and suggestions;
- The British Broadcasting Corporation, for the announcement (from 1964);
- The Radio Times, for the symbolic image;
- The developers of Samplitude, used for editing audio files;
- The developers of dBpoweramp, the music converter;
- The developers of the Nero AAC Encoder;
- The developers of the "Word Starter" programme and of its associated digital founts;
- The developers of the PDF Reader programme;
- The developers of IrfanView the graphics manipulation and screen capture programme;
- The developers of ffmpeg the video and audio formatting programme;
- The developers of the VLC media player, MPlayer, Media Player Classic, and the Windows Media Player;
- Toshiba the Nipponese computer manufacturer;
- HP for the old parallel-port scanner;
- Arthur Hutchings for his analysis of the concerto and most of the musical extracts;
- Philip Heseltine for the quotation from his book "Frederick Delius" (1923) about Delius's harmony: displayed from the 11 minute 54 second mark.
- Sydney Grew the Elder for the quotation - from his book "Our Favourite Musicians" (1922) about the soul of music: displayed from the 15 minute 18 second mark.
Internet trouvailles:
- The photograph of the Harrison sisters displayed at 3 minutes.
- The map displayed at 5 minutes 52 seconds showing the location of Grez-sur-Loing.
- The photograph of Delius displayed at 18 minutes 10 seconds.
- The river and bridge at Grez displayed at the end.
- The International Music Score Library Project for a score of the work; regrettably quite blurred, so it could be used for only one extract (displayed at 9 minutes 32 seconds).
- My internet service provider;
- Aurora Energy for the electricity supply.