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Ramkie: An Experiment in Organology

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media
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Bri
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Uni
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This short documentary film, directed and produced by Engela Britz, is a creative component that accompanies her (2019) minor dissertation entitled "Songs in the Dust: Riel Music of the Northern and Western Cape, South Africa." It documents an experimental instrument-making workshop featuring Gert Swarts, Klaas van Zyl and Kola Zandberg, which was hosted by the author in Brandvlei, Northern Cape, South Africa.

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190409 Musicology and EthnomusicologyFOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

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