Now it's Siberia (slight return)

Music by Daphne Oram - it is actually a varispeeded version of Sandy Nelson's "Teen Beat"So she invented Plunderphonics ahead of schedule - i.e. John Oswald's approach where your work is based entirely on and out of a single other work. Indeed before he got hold of a sampler he used a variable speed turntable on Dolly Parton's version of "The Great Pretender"Earlier Siberia post - based on the best thing I have seen on TV all year, and like "Snow", it's from 1963 - a report on the Big Freeze that brought Great Britain to a standstill. Geoffrey Jones made another film about trains:1975's "Locomotion". This time the score was radiophonic music composed by Donald Fraser and played by Steeleye Span of all people. Mordant Music reissued the music many years ago with remixesBFI blurb about the film and the music:In 1974 Geoffrey Jones was asked to submit proposals for a film to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, and, having already been commissioned by…