Cellist Camille Thomas broke through to international recognition with major prizes in the early and middle 2010s, winning a coveted place on the roster of the Deutsche Grammophon label. Thomas had master classes with Steven Isserlis, who invited her to perform at festivals with which he was connected. In 2013, Thomas released an album devoted to Russian works with pianist Beatrice Berrut. Thomas appeared with tenor Rolando Villazón on the television program The Stars of Tomorrow in 2015, and her second album, Reminiscences, snared an Echo Klassik prize. She released her debut album on the Deutsche Grammophon label, a collection of works by Saint-Saëns and Offenbach, in 2017. In 2023, Thomas was heard on all four volumes of The Chopin Project, which included cello transcriptions of Chopin's music.