Seasalter Flutterance & Kent Cultural Baton
Seasalter – Saturday 26th June 2010 meet at 2.45pm crnr Sandpiper Rd/Swallow Ave.
Whitstable Kent Cultural Baton – Friday 2 July 2010 – beach near Horsebridge Rd., all day
As part of Whitstable Biennale Satellite programme Jane Pitt will lead a performative sound walk around the clutch of residential streets in Seasalter that are named after birds (incl: Nightingale Ave, Linnet Ave).
Jane invites participants to join her in creating an on the spot Fl’utter-ance (verb: to make playful vocal utterings), we will collect the sounds of the street names as we walk i.e Kingfisher = zii! Eeee! Swallow = vhit vhit vhit and use them to compose a unique Seasalter soundpoem. The resulting Seasalter ‘Fl’utter-ance’ will be digitally recorded in situ, posted online & played in the Kent Cultural Baton Caravan on Fri 2 July when you can also pop in and make an on the spot sound poem using phonetic sounds specific to the location unique to that day & that place.
Start & Finish on Sandpiper Road crnr Swallow Ave CT5 4 (near to Valkyrie Road)
Look for the orange flag
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Transport:
Bus: stagecoach no.5 Canterbury-Seasalter via Whitstable timetable: http://www.stagecoachbus.com/GetUpload.ashx?Id=751
Cars: on street parking available
Trains to Whitstable, walk to Harbour Street and take bus no 5
This event takes place outdoors on paved streets with some kerbs, mixture of hilly & flat