Irish traditional music group
Co. Antrim
Déanta were an ITM group from Antrim in Northern Ireland, with wooden flute, fiddle, whistle, vocals and accompaniment on guitar, keyboard and harp. Their music is in the Northern style, wioth evident Scottish influences (the song "Culloden's Harvest, or the highland "King George IV") The recorded 3 albums, Déanta, Ready for the Storm and Whisper of a Secret, traditional Irish music in contemporary arrangements.
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In 2003, three "Bretons at heart", Brigit (diatonic accordion, whistles and vocals), Bruno (bass and vocals), and Manuel (acoustic guitar), created the group Avel Glas, with their own repertoire mixing Breton and Celtic tales, traditional songs and compositions. The group created their first show, Blue Wind, acclaimed by the press and public : dynamic, festive music with an intimate side.
