Join us for a live episode of Music Maps recorded at the legendary Walthamstow Trades Hall with John Doran in conversation with artist, writer and musician Cosey Fanni Tutti about her life, her new book 'Re-Sisters', and her connections to influential figures like Delia Derbyshire and Margery Kempe.
The discussion features the impact of the Radiophonic Workshop, the historical significance of Margery Kempe's life and work, the intersections of music, art, and personal experience, providing insights into the creative processes of these remarkable women.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Music Maps and Cozy
04:57 Cozy's Journey and Artistic Evolution
10:05 Exploring the Book: Resisters
15:04 Delia Derbyshire and the Radiophonic Workshop
20:02 Marjorie Kemp: A Historical Perspective
24:49 The Intersection of Music and Personal Experience
25:55 The Power of Otherness in Creativity
30:37 Navigating the Fringe: A Personal Journey
32:30 Historical Context: Misogyny and Artistic Expression
34:33 Reflections on Autobiography and Legacy
36:00 The Evolution of Women in Music
40:28 Childhood Sounds and Their Influence
43:10 Art, Magic, and Intuition in Creativity
46:15 The Impact of Electronic Music Today
49:09 Researching Lives: Writing About Others
51:21 Balancing Parenthood and Creativity
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