In 1972, Delia created sound for Shadow of the Pharoah, a radio drama by Victor Pemberton and David Spencer produced by Graham Gauld, described as an “exciting adventure story set in ancient times” and consisting of six 27-minute episodes.
Musical elements consist of a few notes on solo trumpet, a close-harmony fanfare played live on a handful of trumpets and a single trumpet note at the very end, plus reverb on some voices and a few sound effects. The City of Thebes and “Music! And a Sweet Smell!” are the most characteristically Delian music, while the Cheeps and The Lotus Pool effects are cute.
The closing credits make no mention of any composer, of “Music by…” or anything similar.
Its tape’s catalogue entry is dated August 1972 and it was broadcast on 30th September of the same year.
Includes 6 Episodes On An MP3 CD-R!
Episodes On This CD-R:
SHPxxxxxx – [01] Into the Shadow [284].mp3
SHPxxxxxx – [02] Beware the Serpant [284].mp3
SHPxxxxxx – [03] The Black Tomb of Orsiris [284].mp3
SHPxxxxxx – [04] The Eye of the Sky God [284].mp3
SHPxxxxxx – [05] Into Battle [284].mp3
SHPxxxxxx – [06] Out of the Shadow [284].mp3
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