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A Walk with Bongi through Alex
Seven Spaces
Lisbon Streams
à mMbira
carapace 23.7
cash registrations
difference/between
divided west and (equally)
festivalen
fuglens flugt
false hypotheses
half-life
kara p 2. 00 3
lydfabet
newsmusic
popular memories
Six Marches and a Funeral
tpk darlings
twenty three carapi
Well mr Kafka, I'm sitting.
YPP!PPY
There & Back
Roboaagh!
Warenhaus/ Cash
Popular Memories
Snor i Kreationen
Iona
shi so P ka so
GEMstones
Gorrel (Man & Machine)
Marytation
Sink In


kara-p 2. 00 3 (excerpt)
kara-p 2. 00 3 (complete)
kara p 2. 00 3
2000
ensemble and soundtrack
13 min.

kara p 2. 00 3
The last in a trilogy of pieces begun with the setting (twenty three carapi) of (mostly) South African Poems found in the collection Carapace*23

The metrical structure of the flute piece (carapace 23.7) that grew out of the choral piece retained - rather like a street layout that remains in the aftermath of war, forced removal or planned re-development.
Areas wiped clean provide space for the new.
Surviving fragments reconstructed or developed in ways not previously possible or imagined.
The process of erasure takes on a fascination of its own - "what to do with all this newly liberated territory?"

Alongside the live musicians recorded readings from Rem Koolhaas' S,M,L,XL (Globalization, Singaporesongline: 30 years of Tabula Rasa) ; Clive Chipkin's Deurmekaar Johannesburg (Township -, Post-War Johannesburg) and Karen Press' The home that you built, an accumulative poem used by Lien Botha in her contribution to the District Six Culture Project.