Ash Fure's score is no mere background. Tingling and tactile, it is full-body music – in the making, and in the listening. Fure's intimate, sensuous work studies how sound is made and perceived. Objects and bodies are terrain for exploration, as instruments and audiences alike; in any performance, if you can call it that, the environment is the ensemble. And often in surprising ways: The subtle modulation of breath is shot through a megaphone, or a subwoofer is pushed to profound extremes. In the process, Fure amplifies the seemingly imperceptible, rendering it viscerally unavoidable.
