Maloya Horizon - A Very Special Sunday July 6th Kreole singing and percussion from La Réunion,
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Maloya Horizon - A Very Special Sunday July 6th at The Magill Club 6 UREN St Magill 2-6pm. Euphémia Sautron, in collaboration with Emily Sheppard
Kreole singing and percussion from La Réunion, a volcanic island located in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
SUNDAY JULY 6th at The Magill Club 6 UREN St Magill 2-6pm.
Book a table Ph : 84311028 Wednesdays to Saturdays from 4pm, or Tickets at The Door. $20 ENTRY $10 CONCESSION
Maloya horizon
Maloya horizon is led by visiting Reunion Island artist Euphémia Sautron, in collaboration with Emily Sheppard and also usually with Yyan Ng.
This project emerged from Yyan and Emily’s cultural exchange to Reunion Island in 2024.
Maloya is one of the vibrant traditional musics of the small volcanic island located in the Western Indian Ocean.
Maloya horizon play a mix of traditional maloya and sega maloya from Reunion Island. Predominantly featuring the unique maloya percussion: rouler (bass drum), sati/piker (metal and bamboo stick percussion) and kayamb (shaker), as well as lush vocal harmonies, violin, guitar and sanshin.
A very special chance to hear some music from another culture
Euphémia Sautron
Euphémia is a vibrant emerging kreole singer and percussionist from La Réunion, a volcanic island located in the middle of the Indian Ocean. She began playing maloya, the traditional music from Reunion Island, at age five, and has since performed throughout Réunion Island with the group Maloya en Choeur. Her particular passion is the rhythm of the rouler, a bass drum and one of the main instruments of maloya. Euphémia is interested in cultural exchange, travelling the world to share her culture and discover that of others. She intends to contribute to maloya by discovering musical genres from all horizons and integrating them into the music of her island. Euphémia brings her rousing vocals, a spirit of curiosity and a welcoming heart to her first tour/residency in Australia in winter 2025, offering performances and workshops.
Kreole singing and percussion from La Réunion, a volcanic island located in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
SUNDAY JULY 6th at The Magill Club 6 UREN St Magill 2-6pm.
Book a table Ph : 84311028 Wednesdays to Saturdays from 4pm, or Tickets at The Door. $20 ENTRY $10 CONCESSION
Maloya horizon
Maloya horizon is led by visiting Reunion Island artist Euphémia Sautron, in collaboration with Emily Sheppard and also usually with Yyan Ng.
This project emerged from Yyan and Emily’s cultural exchange to Reunion Island in 2024.
Maloya is one of the vibrant traditional musics of the small volcanic island located in the Western Indian Ocean.
Maloya horizon play a mix of traditional maloya and sega maloya from Reunion Island. Predominantly featuring the unique maloya percussion: rouler (bass drum), sati/piker (metal and bamboo stick percussion) and kayamb (shaker), as well as lush vocal harmonies, violin, guitar and sanshin.
A very special chance to hear some music from another culture
Euphémia Sautron
Euphémia is a vibrant emerging kreole singer and percussionist from La Réunion, a volcanic island located in the middle of the Indian Ocean. She began playing maloya, the traditional music from Reunion Island, at age five, and has since performed throughout Réunion Island with the group Maloya en Choeur. Her particular passion is the rhythm of the rouler, a bass drum and one of the main instruments of maloya. Euphémia is interested in cultural exchange, travelling the world to share her culture and discover that of others. She intends to contribute to maloya by discovering musical genres from all horizons and integrating them into the music of her island. Euphémia brings her rousing vocals, a spirit of curiosity and a welcoming heart to her first tour/residency in Australia in winter 2025, offering performances and workshops.
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