Frank Weber has skillfully put these engaging tunes carefully alongside Saoirse Mhor's songs. What results is an absorbing collection a traditional, yet very contemporary music and song.

Grainne McCool, Irish Music Magazine, May 2016

... master piper ...

David Kidman, Fatea Magazine, 01/2016
http://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/2016/Fleadh.html

Frank Weber clearly has the skill required to put together, and execute, an engaging set of tunes.

Neil McFadyen, Folk Radio UK, 12/2015
http://www.folkradio.co.uk/2015/12/fleadh-the-peacocks-feathers/

... The band ["Fleadh"] is at its best when Frank Weber's pipes or whistles are at the forefront. He has a lightness of touch that makes their playing among the best you'll hear. Just listen to the lift they give to 'Hunt The Squirrel' - I enjoyed it so much I stopped the disc to play it again.

Dai Jeffries, folking.com, 11/2015
http://folking.com/fleadh-the-peacocks-feather-copperplate-lc13476/

..., and the well-known Frank Weber on uilleann pipes. Frank's subtle playing of the pipes gives body and character to the music, while still allowing the clear sound of the other instruments come through. The result is well-rounded music with its own distinct bounce!

Andrew C. Podzorski, Set Dancing News, August-September 2015

They [the Rhine Valley Céilí Band] played music of the highest quality with whistle, keyboard, uilleann pipes and flute, what a combination, and the music was played with great joy and expertise.

Maureen Culleton, Set Dancing News, August-September 2015