An international collaboration of musicians, Il Furioso specialises in early Italian Baroque music for virtuoso voices, lutes and harpsichord, rediscovered and resurrected through the research of Il Furioso lutenists and musicologists David Dolata and Victor Coelho. Il Furioso’s recording of Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger’s Libro secondo d’arie (Rome, 1623) for Toccata Classics was praised by Goldberg Magazine as a "polished and pleasurable recording" with "first-class singing." Early Music America states that Il Furioso's second disc Battaglia d'amore dedicated to the music of Bellerofonte Castaldi "is an excellent introduction of a long-lost Italian artistic genius and a highly polished project worthy of your attention."
Il Furioso's activities are funded by Florida International University, Boston University, Mount Royal College, the University of Calgary, Istituto Laboratorio di Musica Antica, Provincia di Pordenone, and Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Udine e Pordenone.
