Thomas Füri

Thomas Füri has a notable selection of tracks that resonate well with classical music fans. One standout piece is “Concerto for 2 Cellos, Strings and Continuo in G minor, R.531: 2. Largo.” This work showcases a blend of emotional depth and technical skill, making it a favorite among listeners. Another engaging piece is “Concerto for 2 Cellos, Strings and Continuo in G minor, R.531: 1. Allegro,” which features lively rhythms and intricate melodies.

Füri's repertoire also includes several lively dance pieces, such as “4 Danze transilvane: No. 1. Lassu: Poco rubato” and “4 Danze transilvane: No. 2. Ugros: Allegretto.” These tracks bring a vibrant energy that contrasts nicely with the more introspective moments found in his other works. The “4 Danze transilvane: No. 4. Dobbantos: Allegro vivace” rounds out the collection with its fast-paced and spirited character. This mix of styles showcases Füri's versatility and appeal within the classical music scene.

Thomas Füri's recent work includes the album "Handel: Music for the Royal Fireworks and Water Musick," released in 2009. This collection features pieces that showcase the grandeur of Handel's compositions, reflecting a historical context through its orchestration and arrangement. The music captures a sense of celebration and ceremony, characteristic of Handel's style.

Another notable release is "C.P.E. Bach: 6 Hamburg Symphonies, Wq. 182," also from 2009. This album highlights the innovative spirit of C.P.E. Bach, offering listeners a glimpse into the evolution of classical music during his time. The symphonies are dynamic and engaging, providing a contrast to the more traditional forms of his predecessors.

Füri has also contributed to "Graun / Krebs / Telemann: Oboe Concertos," released in 2004. This album features a selection of concertos that explore different textures and melodies, showcasing the oboe's unique voice within the chamber music setting. Each piece presents its own character while maintaining a cohesive listening experience.

Thomas Füri has engaged in notable collaborations that highlight his versatility in classical music. One significant piece is “Concerto for 2 Cellos, Strings and Continuo in G minor, R.531: 2. Largo,” featuring Antonio Vivaldi along with cellist Thomas Demenga and the Camerata Bern. This collaboration showcases a blend of rich cello tones and string textures, creating an immersive listening experience.

Additionally, collaborations with Camerata Bern on “4 Danze transilvane: No. 4. Dobbantos: Allegro vivace” and “4 Danze transilvane: No. 1. Lassu: Poco rubato” reflect a shared musical exploration. The ensemble's dynamic interpretations bring these traditional dances to life, emphasizing both rhythmic vitality and lyrical melodies. Each piece reveals the ensemble's commitment to engaging with diverse musical forms. Through these projects, Füri contributes to a dialogue within the classical music landscape, highlighting collaborative artistry.