Tá Flaithrí le bheith sa chlár nua faoi 1798 ag Midas Productions. Beidh a chuid cheoil "Leitrim 1798" le cloisint ann, more. Tá dúil ag Midas Productions i gcláracha crúthaitheach, taitneamhach agus dúshlánach a léiriú.

WOMAD Charlton Park, UK. Friday 23rd Jul 2010 to Sunday 25th Jul 2010. The Neff Brothers will be there but in two different groups :-
Eoghan with Anxo Lorenzo and
Flaithrí with The Afro Celt Sound System.

Eoghan is an Irish traditional fiddle player now living in Madrid. Working solely with the acoustic instrument. Though exclusively coming from an Irish traditional music background he initiates unique musical projects by working with musicians from alternative musical backgrounds to his own. Anxo is from a small village on the Atlantic Coast of Galicia, is a new breed of musician who sees no barriers when experimenting with traditional and contemporary music and has the ability of seamlessly amalgamating the two into vibrant, fresh and new melodies and rhythms. more

The Eagle of the Ninth : In Roman-ruled Britain, a young Roman soldier endeavors to honor his father's memory by finding his lost legion's golden emblem. Adapted from the book by Rosemary Sutcliff, Directed by Kevin Macdonald and Icelandic music composer Atli Orvarsson will create the music for the film - Flaithrí and Eoghan are collaborating at the moment.

"In early 2006, while completing my Master's thesis on improvisation, I approached Cyprian to form a practical contribution to my investigation. What followed were three additional meetings in the peaceful and angelic setting of Glenstal Abbey. This disc represents the result of our music-making during that time, with each selected piece presented in its original entirety." Eoghan. more

"Partholón" : Flaithrí's composition recounts the gripping story of a mythological Sicilian prince in the ancient Irish text, LEBOR GABÁLA ÉRENN (The Book of Invasions). The 9-minute piece will function as a portal to a much larger work in progress for 2010. Performed with The Cork Youth Orchestra under the direction of Tomás McCarthy, Cork City Hall, April 25th, 2009. more

Eoghan received the first British Forum for Ethnomusicology Award for the best postgraduate paper presented at the BFE annual conference, hosted by Newcastle University, UK (19-21 April, 2007). Eoghan’s paper was entitled ‘Different Histories: Aural and Literate Representations of Banish Misfortune’, concerning two distinctive readings of Irish music history based upon a critical examination of extant musical scores and sound recordings. more

"Welcome to my Website. Here, you will find a rich resource of audio technology, auditory perception and music related material." Flaithrí - www.flaithrineff.com - visit the site

A very enjoyable weekend at the Cork Folk Festival had Flaithrí and Eoghan performing with Brian Hanlon and Ronan Ryan in the Long Valley for a night of great dualing music. The following night it was concert mode in the newly built Ceol Scoil Chorcaí (Cork School of Music) where the performance was with Brian during the Mike McGoldrick concert.

When artists are pegged into specific musical categories, all too often they are creatively restrained and not allowed to think outside the box. Not so with Flaithrí and Eoghan Neff who have chosen to saddle up the true Irish tradition and ride over the many artificial constrains imposed on traditional musicians. more

Multi-award winning Neff Brothers grew up in county Cork in a family with a great love for Irish language, music and culture each is now developing their interests in research but still work together in music projects.more

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"Teaghlach" was the forerunner to "NeffBros". Teaghlach was a family affair with Muireann on concertina and bodhrán, Éibhear on mandola, Flaithrí on Uilleann pipes and whistles, and Eoghan on fiddle. Muireann and Éibhear then encourage their sons to form further musical ensembles. more