FMP 3.0
fever dream
Amanda Gookin
FMP 3.0: fever dream is an act of collective reflection, healing, and awakening. The listener is drawn into a sound world that swirls from displaced fragments of memory to moments of clarity, eventually breaking into something luminous. Each composer’s work exists as both an individual voice and part of a larger chorus, exploring what it means to live, create, and exist as a woman, shaped by experiences of mental health, moving from states of being stuck, tethered, and bound toward freedom and release.
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"Its performances are simply breathtaking in terms of colour, life, drama and commitment, with every chord, melody and gesture mined for meaning, and shot through with apparently unstoppable energy"
“This is some of the most exciting playing I’ve heard in quite some time by a chamber ensemble. As this is only their second album, the future looks quite bright for them.”
“An extremely well thought out effort, Yang touches on ragtime, hip-hop, and, of course, classical moments, where an enlightening body of work continues to hold our attention after repeated listens.”
“Surfacing is gripping from beginning to end due to the palpable energy and commitment from Poiesis. To understand the quartet’s story is to understand the timeliness of this work.”
Curtis Stewart interviewed by Julie Amacher about his newest album, 24 American Caprices.
Composer David T. Little and tenor Karim Sulayman discuss their recent collaboration on What Belongs To You