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Wednesday 5th October, 7-9pm

Inner Ear workshop series

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Inner Ear, a series of group workshops exploring Collective Improvisation and Deep Listening practices.

Led by double bassist Isaac Smith the workshops will draw upon investigations into physical movement, visual art practices, explorations into extended instrumental techniques, improvisation games, sonic and environmental inquiries and personal reflection.

Every Wednesday from the 31st August. Anyone is welcome to attend. Just show up or email smithisaacj@gmail.com for more details.

Thanks for Creative NZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

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Upcoming Events
Rāapa (Wed) July 1, 7pm

Techno Echo - Let's jam!

Make a song from scratch on hardware. No experience or equipment necessary.
RĀMERE (FRI) JULY 3, 8PM

Kawol Samarqandi / Perpets

Kawol plays a stringed instrument with a black background
Experimental musician Kawol Samarqandi brings his fragile stripped-down guitar and trembling voice improvisations to Pyramid Club, with support from duo Perpets (Antony Milton and Zac Winterwood).
Rāhoroi (Sat) July 4, 8pm

Sumudi Suraweera (Sri Lanka)

Sumudi Suraweera drums
Sri Lankan drummer Sumudi Suraweera returns to Pyramid Club, performing improvised sets with Patrick Bleakley, Bridget Kelly and Isaac Smith.
RĀHOROI (SAT) 11 JULY, 7PM

Bridget Kelly Quintet

Bridget Kelly performs her original music with three double bassists and a drummer!
Rāhoroi (Sat) 18th July, 8pm

Cousin Fight / Veale Moss / freagg

Cousin Fight (Ōtepoti) is Mads Kelly (Hōhā), Ro Rushton-Green (Sewage) and Fi Carr (Soda Boyz) playing minimalist and sparse experimental music with percussion, sax, guitar, vocals, electronics and more.
Rāhina (Mon) July 27, 7:30pm

Ryosuke Kiyasu (Japan) / Ritual Heaps

Following his sold out 2024 show, Japan's Ryosuke Kiyasu returns to Pyramid Club for a special one-off performance. Ryosuke Kiyasu has captivated the world with his solo performances. Using only a snare drum, he viscerally explores the sonic complexities of a single instrument.