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Man bou konsertmarimba tuis NIELEN DE KLERK @nielendk
arty mense beskou visvang as die perfekte ding om mee te ontspan; ander versamel muntstukke as ’n stokperdjie. Dirk Streicher (61) van Eversdal is nie een van daardie mense nie. Die perfekte uitdaging vir hom is om ’n konsertmarimba te bou – met al die nodige komplekse wiskundige uitdagings wat daarmee gepaardgaan. En dit is sonder dat hy self enige instrumente bespeel. Dirk, wat as ’n siviele ingenieur opgelei is, is gewoond aan ’n lewe met ’n mengelmoes van uitdagings en belangstellings. Hy is onder meer betrokke by eiendomsontwikkeling, brandnavorsing by die Universiteit Stellenbosch en die verkoop van kompressors. Jare lank het hy ook spesialisskrynwerkery beoefen. Dit was daarom nie juis vir sy naastes ’n groot verrassing toe hy aankondig hy wil ’n konsertmarimba bou nie. Hy het hoeka eintlik kort tevore ’n kontrabas klaar gebou. “My suster (die kunsjoernalis Elretha Britz) is in die musiekbedryf,” vertel hy. Britz se dogter, Zanelle, is lid van die Kaapse Filharmoniese Orkes, waar sy kontrabas speel. Sowat vier jaar gelede het hy binne ’n jaar vir haar ’n kontrabas gebou. Toe sy suster met hom praat oor die perkussielesse wat sy neem, het sy genoem ’n kennis is op soek na ’n konsertmarimba. Dit sou maklik wees, het Dirk gereken, en besluit om sommer self een te bou. Dit was toe meer van ’n uitdaging as wat hy ooit kon raai en dié instrument het hom ’n volle drie jaar besig gehou. In teenstelling met ’n kontrabas was daar nie regtig volop hulpmiddels om ’n konsertmarimba in ’n Suid-Afrikaanse omgewing te bou nie. En ’n konsertmarimba is baie meer kompleks as ’n gewone marimba. Dit het onder meer vyf oktawe en 61 note.
Dirk het onder meer ’n spesiale mikrofoon gekoop waarmee die klank opgeneem kon word en dit later getoets is of dit nootvas is.
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Dirk Streicher is hier by die konsertmarimba wat hy self gebou het. INLAS: Dirk het alles self gebou en ingestel. Hy sê dit was veral moeilik om die note só te sny dat hulle die regte klank weergee. Dirk moes ’n klomp verskillende faktore in berekening hou toe hy die marimba gebou het – van die tipe hout wat beskikbaar is, tot hoe die note gesny moet word sodat dit die vorm en kurwe het om die regte noot te speel. Boonop het die resonator (boks) ’n groot invloed op die klank. Sy seun, Simon (wat ook ’n ingenieur is en in toegepaste wiskunde spesialiseer), het selfs ingespring om ’n rekenaarprogram te skryf wat die proses vergemaklik. Dirk het ’n spesiale apparaat gekoop wat die klank opneem en toe met behulp van Simon se program die note se toonhoogtes bepaal en aangepas. In Desember verlede jaar het Dirk die ma-
rimba-speler Dylan Tabisher genooi om die instrument te beproef, juis omdat hy nie self kan speel nie. Dirk se dogter, Petro Wagner, sê dit was ’n ongelooflike ervaring om te sien hoe iemand die instrument gebruik en te hoor hoe mooi dit klink. Dirk sê hierdie is ’n “eksperimentele marimba” en wil graag weer een bou, veral met al die kennis wat hy intussen opgedoen het. Die jare lange proses het hom egter nog nie geïnspireer om self ’n instrument te begin speel nie. “Ek is glad nie musikaal nie,” sê hy. Hy het ’n paar maande lank musiek geneem totdat sy onderwyseres hom betaal het om op te hou, spot hy. Nee, vir Dirk sal die komplekse berekeninge en bouwerk die grootste uitdaging wees.
Model embraces skin condition NIELEN DE KLERK
ast year a woman walked up to Chad Esau and said she would pray for his skin to turn back to normal. Esau (22) smiled politely and then prayed for the opposite. “It was that moment that I realised I’m not that young boy who used to pray for my (skin condition) to go away. Esau, from Bellville-South, has come a long way from being bullied as a young boy. These days he’s a part-time model and is vying for the title of Mr South Africa 2020 and hopes to inspire everyone who is a little different. Vitiligo is a skin condition that causes the loss of skin colour in blotches. Michael Jackson famously tried to hide any signs of the illness, while Winnie Harlow became a top model with her unique beauty. Esau’s Vitiligo started when he was between five and six years old. “I didn’t
know what it was called at that time because the internet wasn’t as informative as it is right now. I always thought it’s “wit lewer” (white liver), that’s what people called it growing up.” When he became a teenager he received his first phone and discovered the condition is called Vitiligo. He always felt self-aware about the condition, but with time he started accepting it. “I can’t picture myself without my Vitiligo,” he says. “I learned that it never mattered what people say about me growing up, it’s always been what I tell myself.” Esau works as a barista at GrandWest and this is how his modelling career took off. He was working the night shift when a scout asked whether he wanted to start modelling. Esau put motivational sticky notes on his wall with things he wanted to achieve and coincidentally he was focusing on a sticky note about becoming a model that specific morning. His decision to enter Mr South Africa is one that suddenly popped into his head. “I told myself ‘no that’s ridiculous, why would I want to do modelling as big as Mr South Africa 2020’?” But later he changed his mind. “Why can’t I do this? I’ve always been a role model for family and friends growing up.” Modelling has given him a platform to inspire more people and speak to those
who are a bit different or who are bullied. “I’m with an anti-bullying campaign called Brave Heart, which focuses on stopping bullying in schools and the work environment. “At the end of the day we are all imperfect, but also perfect at the same time. Because if we weren’t needed in this world we wouldn’t be here. We are all imperfectly perfect.” VTo vote for Chad in the Mr South Africa contest, SMS the word MRSA74 to 40439 (at R2 an SMS) or via Zapper. More information is available on the Mr South Africa 2020 Facebook and Instagram page as well as on Chad’s Instagram page (chad_carlton_esau). Supporters are asked to vote as many times as possible.
Bekende skrywer bied kursus aan
IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. The Department of Social Development, Eersteriver Office, is requesting Ms. Vanessa Van Rensburg, last seen during 2015 in the Kuilsriver Area, to urgently contact the social worker, Ms Q. Ncipa on 021 900 4521/ 14, during office hours, 07h30-16h00. She is allegedly a close relative to a male child born on 11/07/2013.
Die kinderboekskrywer Marianna Brandt gaan weer in Februarie haar gewilde skryfkursus aanbied. Brandt is die skrywer van onder meer die Emma-reeks en Poppie-Dot se verhale. Die kursus strek oor drie dae in Februarie en die presiese datum en plek sal nog bevestig word. Brandt sê die kursus bied alles wat jy no-
dig het om enige kinder- of jeugboek te skryf – “rillers, fantasie, wetenskapfiksie, romans, spookstories en ook talle van die nuwe neigings.” Kursusgangers sal leer waar om idees te kry en hoe om dit te gebruik om ’n volwaardige boek te skryf. Stuur ’n e-pos na brandtmarianna@gmail.com om te bespreek.
Strap offers help during emergency R A Richwood resident and graphic designer, Olivia Viglatzis, has launched a new customised emergency strap to help during an emergency. The strap folds around seat belts, a baby seat and backpack strap and has details of the driver, baby or school going child – these include the name and surname of the individual, an emergency contact and medical aid details. “All of this came to mind one evening when I was driving to the shop and thought to myself, ‘what would happen if I was to be in an accident? “How would the emergency
services know who to contact? “And so it all started,” Viglatzis explains. They also decided to make the strap available for school backpacks. “School children get injured and no one knows who to contact,” Viglatzis adds. According to her the idea started small and they hope they can someday grow it into a business. “We started in November and we have only done things via Facebook so far, so we are really still small.” Viglatzis hopes to approach medical aid companies to get involved. “We will be marketing it ourselves for now as each of the emergency straps are individually made for that particular person’s needs.” The straps can be ordered and mailed to anywhere in the country. V For more information email info@mysafetycomesfirst.co.za.
‘Butts’ serve as warning SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @samantha_lee121 A unique and quirky art installation aimed at creating awareness around an unknown plastic pollutant and its risk has hit beaches and popular attractions around the country. The Kiickbutt initiative was initiated more than a year ago but gained momentum over the last month. The initiative is aimed at simulating the magnitude of damage created by irresponsible disposal of the cigarette butts and what animals encounter as they come across the butts in nature. The 19 life-sized butts are created from decommissioned telephone poles, spraypainted to resemble cigarette butts. Clive Amsel, WRAPP CEO, installation artist and environmentalist, says many people do not realise the cigarette butts are made of plastic and are one of National Geographic’s top listed plastic pollutants in the world. While they may look like white cotton, the basis of most cigarette filters is a plastic named cellulose acetate, which can take up to 10 years to fully decompose. The environmental risk is increased in the fact that filters are designed to absorb the contaminants in cigarettes and prevent them from going into the lungs. These contaminants include cadmium, arsenic and lead which are then released into waterways or ingested by animals. “We chose areas that are environmentally sensitive, but also areas where people tend to smoke and leave their butts,” says Amsel. “As you walk along the beach or take a hike anywhere in the country, you will find cigarette butts scattered all over the place.” Amsel recently also collected a 2L bottle full of butts while hiking up the Plat-
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teklip Gorge trail. The identified areas included Lion’s Head, Llandudno, Table View, Scarborough, Fish Hoek, Platteklip Gorge, Kommetjie and Umhlanga beaches, Tokai, Zeekoevlei and the Cederberg mountains. The installation is funded by WRAPP waste who were motivated to get involved through their passion for responsible waste removal. Amsel says the installation will be around until June and move to other locations, weather dependent. “It seems like a small thing but it has a butterfly effect, a lot of small things add up to a big problem,” says Amsel. Another area of focus is the CBD, as Amsel says many drivers discard of their butts on sidewalks and out car windows. “This enters the stormwater systems, goes out to sea and affects our marine life and shellfish. We end up eating that,” he says. The butts have already caused a stir and Amsel hopes it will change people’s minds about irresponsible disposal of their cigarette butts, and decrease the toxic waste caused by discarded cigarette butts. It is estimated that 18 million cigarettes are smoked around the world daily. Aside from the toxicity, the butts also pose a major fire risk. One of the biggest reported veld fires which started on Table Mountain in 2007 was caused by a tourist who discarded a smouldering cigarette butt out of his car window. Amsel says they have enough funding to run until June and hope to secure additional funding to assist them in continuing at more locations beyond this date. V Follow the Kiickbutt initiative on Facebook and Instagram for more.
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12-YEAR-OLD: 12 MEDALS IN THE BAG
Pedalling for gold BRENDEN RUITER @ruitervaniewind
Stormers oorheers Varsity-dag Die voormalige Springbok Hilton Lobberts, wat deesdae vir Hamiltons uitdraf, trek ’n speler van die WP-vyftiental plat tydens ’n Stormers Varsity-rugbydag op Saterdag 11 Januarie in Ravensmead. Die Stormers het sy mini-kragmetings met KSUT (15-10), Ikeys (15-5) en Maties (10-5) gewen, maar kon nie die WP-vyftiental, wat uit plaaslike klubspelers bestaan het, tot oorgawe dwing nie (10-15). Die Stormers se teenstanders het ook onderlinge mini-wedstryde gespeel. FOTO: ASHLEY VLOTMAN/GALLO IMAGES
Durbies gee Langa pak slae SAREL BURGER Durbanville se weghol-sege met 10 paaltjies oor Langa op Saterdag 11 Januarie het tot gevolg dat die Durbies steeds die bopunt van die punteleer in die WP se Premierliga beman. In antwoord op Langa se 146/9 het Durbanville se aanvangskolwers Hayes van den Berg (74) en Jean Marais (73) met ’n onoorwonne vennootskap 152 lopies bymekaar geskraap. Maar met Bellville (186) het sake minder voorspoedig verloop teen Kaapstad (236/6), ondanks ’n knap derdepaaltjie-vennootskap van 98 lopies tussen Schaughn van Greunen (58) en Uwe Birkenstock (45). Brackenfell en die Universiteit van WesKaapland het loslootjies gehad. In die eerste liga is Kraaifontein deesdae weer goed op dreef. Die Kraaie se telling van 228/6 was bo die vuurmaakplek van Edgemead (203) ná goeie bydraes deur Craig Ephraim (52* en 3/27) en Garth Madden (50). Vir Edgemead het Justin Higgs (47) die beste vertoon. Milnerton (233/7) was gans te sterk vir Noordelikes-Goodwood (114). Die sege was grootliks te danke aan die bydraes van Damian Crowley (66), Maximillan Walter (46), Matthew Snyman (45) en Sean Roach (3/26).
Tygerberg-klub (86) het lelik gefaal teen United (188) terwyl Kuilsrivier (142/9) met 3 paaltjies deur Primrose (143/7) getroef is. Die Kuile is ook Sondag in ’n tweede wedstryd met 88 lopies deur United (230) geklop. . In die laaste reeks Premierliga-wedstryde in Desember het Brackenfell – die voorloper op die punteleer in daardie stadium – skande gemaak toe hy ’n pak slae van 172 lopies teen Rondebosch op die lyf geloop het. In Durbanville (218/8) se kragmeting teen Strandfontein (143) het ’n vyfdepaaltjie-vennootskap van 150 lopies tussen Dale Campbell (83) en Byron Boshoff (73) tot die Durbies se redding gekom nadat hulle op 18/4 gesteier het. Bellville (76/2) het danksy ’n goeie spanpoging maklik met Langa (75) afgereken. In die eerste liga het Ryan Milne (6/36) en Justin du Toit (52) gehelp dat Milnerton met 97 lopies teen Tygerberg-klub seëvier, terwyl Danie Bothma (5/20) en Craig Thyssen (44*) aan die voorpunt was van Kraaifontein (133/5) se vyfpaaltjie-oorwinning oor Rylands. Edgemead (238) het Gugulethu met 114 lopies verslaan ná knap bydraes deur Duane Abel (6/25), Aaron Wilke (53) en Bradley Johnson (53). Noordelikes-Goodwood (159) is naelskraap met twee lopies deur Ottomans geklop.
family, especially my younger brother Faraz who has also started cycling for Kinetic Cycling Club.” His mother, Reygana, says cycling is a very expensive sport if you want to be competitive. “It is a constant battle to raise funds, even entry fees are a lot money,” says Reygana. She however believes that her son can achieve all his dreams. “This past weekend was Mihran’s first u.15 road and time trial races and he achieved fifth place in both. He is the youngest rider in that age group as well. Yet very determined to do well during this year while riding with the big boys. He intends to up his training and will be using the weekend’s race as an eye opener as to what preparation needs to be done to achieve better results,” she says.
A young cyclist from Blackheath have dreams of becoming a South African champion, but he needs funds to get to the national championships. Since taking up cycling, Mihran Khatieb (12) has won more than 12 medals, and he has even bigger dreams. “I love cycling and want to cycle in Europe one day and wear the rainbow stripes of a world champion. I hope I can be a good role model for my talented younger brother and other cyclists like me who work hard to achieve their dreams. I also want to encourage other kids to take up the sport of cycling,” says the soft-spoken Mihran, who is starting Grade 8 this year. According to him his dad, Ahmed, is his biggest hero. “He represented South Africa at the World Championships in Malaysia in 1997. Recently, he received his national colours as the SA Team mechanic in Italy and the SA Para Cycling team in the Netherlands last year. “He’s been my coach since I started competing and now I also enjoy getting additional guidance from coaches Zarina Van Schalkwyk and Glen Bonthuys. It’s more fun to train with other kids my age and older,” says Mihran. When he is not cycling he likes to do what most 12-year-olds does. “My second love is cars and playing Xbox. I like Mihran Khatieb hopes to become a South spending time with my African champion.
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