“Ellie creates a rich, ancient & rootsy sound, that’s also completely new at the same time”
— Elizabeth Alker, BBC Radio 3 (Sanctuary - Scars)
“Ellie Wilson composes the score, with haunting solo vocals and an impressive set of themes that make it this season’s most memorable.”
— Fringe Review (Shakespeare’s Globe Richard III)
“Transfixing … an enlightening sonic assemblage!”
— Presto Music (Memory Islands)
“A really haunting piece ... there’s a real sense of place”
— Sean Rafferty, BBC Radio 3 (Halyard)
“The music lends an uncanny atmosphere throughout, especially from the saw and violin (both played by Ellie Wilson)”
— Broadway World ★★★★
“Ellie Wilson’s work braids together so many musical worlds”
— Tom Service, BBC Radio 3
“In a very short time she creates a wonderful arch and line of sound. Saving a little surprise towards the end - a beautifully poised and composed work”
— Errollyn Wallen, BBC Radio 3 (Halyard)
“Brilliant ... A rich audio tapestry of folk and drones”
— Luke Turner, The Quietus (Echoes, Unearthing Stories...)
“The music melts seamlessly into the drama”
— Guardian ★★★ (Shakespeare's Globe Henry VI)
“a performance that was as immersive as it was innovative .. creating dynamic soundscapes that felt contemporary yet timeless ... a poignant blend of memory and music ”
— Live - Bright Young Sounds, Counter Chamber, Folklore
“Immersive, reflective and playful ... Ellie Wilson is an explorer ... a violinist comfortable discovering new and alternative paths in her music. ... Mesmerising”
— Songlines Magazine ★★★★ (Memory Islands)
“One of ‘the weekend’s best moments. Mix[ing] humility and adventure”
“Exquisite beauty offered by Ellie Wilson’s controlled violin”
— Mojo Magazine
“A seven-part suite of studies on memory. Extremely evocative … if you enjoy music where folk and electronic intersect, then this is definitely for you.”
— Arcanafm (Memory Islands)
“The music is strong and Ellie Wilson’s use of the saw lends a great deal of tension to the play’s darker moments.”
— Whats On Stage ★★★ (Shakespeare’s Globe Henry VI)
