Mundi trio

Filled with joy and exuberant energy, Mundi trio have captured hearts across the land and far-flung seas.

Mundi trio comprises Brazilian percussionist Ricardo Stuani, guitarist and dancer Chris Dabinett and flautist, vocalist, percussionist, dancer and composer Tamara Smith.

In this Cloister’s performance Mundi perform a new series of compositions that weave together the two oldest instruments in human’s history – flutes and percussion- into a sizzling array of duelling Brazilian/African percussion with vocal melodies soaring above.

With dances, choreographed by Tamara intertwined, these exciting new compositions lure people into an ancient memory of the pulse of life and awaken our dancing selves lurking beneath.

“Never have I seen anywhere a troop that embodies the concept of the World of Music and Dance as Mundi have” – New Plymouth

Jazz Club ticket options

There are two ticket options: a cabaret style table (premium seating) with a complimentary drink ($40), or theatre-style seating ($20/$25). If you choose the cabaret style table (premium seating), you are also able to purchase a platter for two ($25). We will seek dietary requirements closer to the event. The bar will be open throughout, of course.

This event is a part of our Jazz Club 2025 series happening every Thursday between 26 June - 11 September.