In 1987, he joined the Center for Performing Arts and Technology at the University of Michigan’s School of Music to teach computer music and research ways technology can be used in the arts. From there he went on to co-found Media Station, Inc., where he collaborated with artists to create multimedia children CD-ROMs for many different publishers, including Disney, Hasbro, Mattel, Scholastic, Crayola, IBM, and Harper Collins. In 2002, he and his family moved to Prescott, AZ. There he composes and teaches composition and piano. He and his wife Maria Vomlehn Flurry regularly perform together all across Arizona as the duo Sticks and Tones.
Mr. Flurry composes for solo instruments and ensembles of all sizes. His works have been commissioned by many groups, including the Atlanta Wind Symphony, Kennesaw State University, Yavapai Community College, and Balance Duo. His orchestral work Fanfare for My City was selected by the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra to be their official fanfare and has received numerous performances by that group.