Stevie Wishart
Stevie Wishart’s free improvisations centre on violin, hurdy-gurdy and voice, joined by tape, keys and winds. The music is dynamic and compelling: energy that snaps at the ankles, yet lets you wander its imaginative structures.
Stevie Wishart is featured on the following titles
Wish
Best known for her work with the medieval ensemble Sinfonye, Stevie Wishart is also a scintillating improviser. Here she gathers long-time collaborators for an unusual set of free improvisations and studio pieces.
Producer: Producer
Performing as Machine for Making Sense
Machine for Making Sense is an Australian performance ensemble whose five players weave voice, text, winds, violin, hurdy-gurdy, live electronics and tape into dense interlocking textures rather than conventional song forms.
Machine for Making Sense: On Second Thoughts
Twenty-six short pieces lettered A to Z. By 1994 Machine for Making Sense had toured worldwide for several years. The five players weave dense, highly textured material that fuses music and text in startling ways.
Stevie Wishart is a member of
Machine for Making Sense
Machine for Making Sense is an Australian performance ensemble whose five players weave voice, text, winds, violin, hurdy-gurdy, live electronics and tape into dense interlocking textures rather than conventional song forms.