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RĀPARE (THURS) 3RD OCTOBER 2024, 8PM

Moth Quartet

$17.50 Presales

Moth Quartet is a string quartet of composers:
Tristan Carter (violin),
Salina Fisher (violin),
Elliot Vaughan (viola),
and Nicholas Denton Protsack (cello).

Formed in 2023, their disciplined improv and co-composition can be heard in their debut album Scree Scrub Mountain Sky, released in February this year.

Moth quartet will be playing two sets.

The first: daring, dynamic, hallucinatory improvisations
The second: expansive, transportive, ambient bliss-out soundscape

$17.50 Presales via UTR

Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

4 Composers in a tunnel with bright white lights

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