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CDNearamnew speak / by Paul Carter. Tremble / by Helen Mountfort.
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Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nearamnew speak | Paul Carter | |||
| Tremble | Helen Mountfort |
Product details
Duration: 63 min.
This product forms part of the following series: Listening Room.
Summary: 'Tremble': From a commission by ABC Arts Editor Roz Cheney to celebrate the Centenary of Federation. Full piece is entitled 'Upside down at the bottom of the world'. Performance music.
Broadcast on The Listening Room on ABC Classic FM, 2 December 2002.
Non-commercial recording. For study purposes only.
Summary: 'Nearamnew speak': A radiophonic reading of the text-based artwork, Nearamnew, installed on Federation Square Plaza, Melbourne. Nine poems (memory traces) by Paul Carter are carved into the stones and cobbles, giving voice to the historical, cultural and spiritual communities of the place. Nearamnew is derived from the local word 'narr-m', signifying 'the place where Melbourne now stands'. It is a founding work celebrating the emergence of a new space. Written by Paul Carter and read by the author on the shores of Lake Tyrell. With ensemble readings from Andrew Tighe, Anne Lambert, Lucy Bell, Julian Garner, Bill Conn, Andrea Moore, and members of the Opera Australia children's chorus: Kate Hulme, Liam Gibson, Jack Mannix and Ellena Baroni. Produced by Andrew McLennan.
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