Michel Sikiotakis is a French native of Greek extraction. He is one of the leading exponents of Irish flute on the Continent. He competed successfully at fleadhanna in the mid-80s and over the last twenty years has slowly become the mover & shaker on the Paris musical scene. An imaginative and innovative player, he has led of a number of bands including Taxi Mauve, Shamrock and the 10-piece super-group Mugar. He has several albums to his credit, as producer, performer and arranger.

Maurice Lennon won the Senior All Ireland fiddle at the tender age of 17.
As a co-founder of 80s super-group 'Stockton's Wing' Maurice has had the great pleasure of sharing the same stage with a host of world renowned artists including, Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, Sammy Davis Jr., Stephan Grapelli, and Michael Jackson.
His compositions have been recorded by 'Cherish the Ladies' and 'Natalie McMaster'. He performed with the group Ragus and produced their album. His most ambitious project to date was the full-blown suite "Brian Boru - The High King of Tara". He has recently resumed performance with the original members of Stocton's Wing. More at http://www.iol.ie/~ipba/reviews/brianboru.html

Harry Bradley was born in South Belfast in 1974.  The vibrant 78 record recording heritage from the 1920s and 30s has had a huge influence on his personal playing style as has the playing of more contemporary exponents such as Seamus Tansey, Dessie Wilkinson and John Carty.
To date Harry has recorded two solo flute CDs "Bad Turns and Horseshoe Bends" and "As I Carelessly Did stray..." and "The Tap Room Trio" with John Blake and Jesse Smith.  He appeared as a guest musician on Altan's "The Blue Idol" CD.
Harry now lives in Dublin where he teaches flute regularly at Na Píobairí Uilleann headquarters.