Richard Flury's "Flury: Orchestral Music, Vol. 4" is a captivating journey through the composer's rich musical landscape, set to release on May 2, 2025, under the Toccata Classics label. This album, spanning a total of 66 minutes, is a testament to Flury's mastery of orchestral composition, showcasing his ability to blend depth and dynamism in a single work.
The centerpiece of this collection is Flury's Symphony No. 2 in A Minor, subtitled "Ticino," a four-movement orchestral work that draws inspiration from the Swiss canton of the same name. The symphony opens with a powerful Allegro, setting the stage for the introspective Andante that follows. The Scherzo, marked by its lively Allegro molto, adds a playful contrast, while the Finale, another Allegro, brings the symphony to a thrilling close.
Complementing the symphony is "Poème nocturne," a standalone piece that offers a serene and reflective counterpoint to the grandeur of the symphony. Together, these works present a comprehensive overview of Flury's orchestral prowess, highlighting his ability to evoke a wide range of emotions and atmospheres.
"Flury: Orchestral Music, Vol. 4" is not just an addition to Flury's discography but a significant contribution to the world of classical music, offering both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers alike a chance to explore the depths of Flury's musical vision.