Terry Clarke-Coyne Wrexham, UK
Terry Clarke-Coyne was brought up in a Liverpool Irish family full of traditional Irish music. He has played whistles and flutes since he was 11 years old. He also sings. He loves exploring harmonies, vocally and instrumentally. Over the years he has played in groups and projects including Philip Masure Duo, Irish Sea Sessions, Niamh Parsons, John Wright Band, Garva, and the Liverpool Ceili Band. ... more
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