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This dialogue between Wägilak ceremonial leader Daniel Wilfred and academic Samuel Curkpatrick explores the Yolŋu concepts of  raki’  (string),  raypirri’  (respect, discipline) and  wetj  (gift) as they relate to cross cultural understanding and collaborative performance. The ancestral  raki’  twines different generations together in song and is strengthened through  raypirri’ , by which ancestral identities are extended as  wetj  to a new generation. Through these themes, we consider the role of  manikay  (public ceremonial song) in the formation of knowledge and responsibility, and the composition of  yu t a manikay  (new songs) through collaborative engagements with the Australian Art Orchestra. By drawing together numerous exchanges between the authors during research activities, teaching and other personal discussions in 2021–22, we emphasise relational textures within Yolŋu epistemology and show how understanding develops through creativity and growth.

Woven Together in Song: Collaborative Knowledge and the Creativity of Raypirri’