Flook

Flook
Flook
Pays d’origine Drapeau de l'Irlande Irlande
Genre musical Musique irlandaise
Musique celtique
Années d'activité 1995 - 2008
Labels Flatfish Records
Site officiel http://www.flook.co.uk/
Membres Sarah Allen
Brian Finnegan
Ed Boyd
John Joe Kelly
Damien O'Kane
Anciens membres Michael McGoldrick

Flook est un groupe de musique traditionnelle anglo-irlandaise, jouant principalement ses propres compositions. Sa musique est caractérisée par un rythme rapide, parfois percutant. Le groupe s'est formé en 1995, à l'origine à l'initiative de Becky Morris, avec trois amis flûtistes Sarah Allen, Brian Finnegan et Michael McGoldrick (qui a ensuite rejoint le groupe écossais Capercaillie en 1997). Le groupe a été brièvement connu sous le nom Three Nations Flutes. Le 17 décembre 2008, le groupe décide de se séparer[1]. Cependant, le groupe s'est reformé (brièvement) pour une apparition au cours du programme Blas Ceoil de BBC Northern Ireland.

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Récompenses

En 2006, à l'occasion du BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Flook a reçu le prix du Meilleur Groupe.

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