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Tuesdat 24th May 2022, 7.30-9.30pm

'Tapestry' - Glen Downie with SMP Ensemble

$10 presales

SMP Ensemble with Pyramid Club presents:

Tapestry - a work for improvising ensemble by composer-improviser-saxophonist Glen Downie where sonic threads are woven into and over the tapestry of time. With Phil Brownlee (Recorders), Zak Argabrite (Bass Clarinet), Tristan Carter (Violin), Elliot Vaughan (Viola), Umar Zakaria (Bass), Salina Fisher (Koto), Cory Champion (Vibraphone), and Dan Beban (Guitar/Objects).

Presales through Under the Radar
Live stream at Twitch

Special thanks to Creative NZ for their support of Pyramid Club's programme

a blurry sepia toned photo of Glen with his saxophone

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