Two Wheel Time Machine

Finding your musical balance

The members of Two Wheel Time Machine brilliantly demystify how to create and perform music.

Two Wheel Time Machine takes students and teachers on a journey to discover that performing and creating music is just like learning to ride a bike. Inspired by the musicians’ unique musical palette of indie-rock, jazz and conventional chamber music, students will learn how music can be created through happy accidents as they lose their “training wheels” and discover simple tools with which to improvise.

JESS CIAMPA BASS GUITAR, VOCALS
JESS GREEN ELECTRIC GUITAR, LOOP AND EFFECTS PEDALS, VOCALS
DAVID HEWITT DRUMSET, TRIGGERED SAMPLES, VOCALS

 

Suitability
Suitable for students up to Year 8.

Links to other learning
English, HASS, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Technology, The Arts

General Capabilities
Critical and Creative Thinking, Literacy, Numeracy, ICT capability, Personal and Social Capability

"This is such a great opportunity for the students to learn about different aspects of music and to experience live music, especially for small schools."
— Woolomin Public School, NSW
"Teachers and students can expect a song based show dealing with aspects of learning and facing challenges. Songs about courageous journeys, spectacular failures that lead to growth and success, and dealing with the stress and anxiety of challenges to emerge victorious."
— Jess Ciampa, Two Wheel Time Machine
Two Wheel Time Machine

JESS CIAMPA BASS GUITAR, VOCALS
JESS GREEN ELECTRIC GUITAR, LOOP AND EFFECTS PEDALS, VOCALS
DAVID HEWITT DRUMSET, TRIGGERED SAMPLES, VOCALS

Event and Ticketing Details

Live In School Tour Dates

Greater Western Sydney NSW
2025 - Term 2 (5 - 12 May)
South Western Sydney NSW
2025 - Term 2 (23 - 30 Jun)
Western NSW
2025 - Term 3 (18 - 27 Aug)
2025 - Term 4 (20 - 28 Oct)

Pricing

2025 $10.50 - per student (min. 150 students per concert) An exemption to the minimum student numbers may be available for small schools.

Professional Development

By booking a 2025 program, you have access to a free Professional Development Webinar exploring your chosen ensemble and the teaching and learning resources.

Find out more here.

Resources

Musica Viva In Schools includes online teaching and learning resources that guide you through the program you’ve booked and enhance students’ concert experience.

Teaching resources contain:

  • Interactive activities
  • Multimedia content, compatible with Interactive Whiteboard
  • Music and creative arts curriculum-specific content
  • Cross-curriculum links aligned with state and national curricula

Event notes

Financial Assistance

Musica Viva Australia is able to offer financial assistance to schools in need through our Equal Music program.

Support is available for low ICSEA and small schools, and for students facing financial or geographical barriers that would otherwise prohibit them from participating. Contact your state office or find out more information here.

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