What People Have Said:

            "It was a privilege and blessing to have Daniel play the uilleann pipes at our wedding. Christina had long dreamed of having 2 specific songs at her wedding, of course played by the Irish pipes. When she showed the music to Daniel, he agreed to play for us, despite never having heard the songs! With a cheerful and servant's heart, he learned the songs and performed them splendidly, along with an ensemble of 9 musicians (who rehearsed together only the day before). He was a joy to work with; a skilled musician, good-tempered, and completely reliable. The music complemented our ceremony wonderfully-- excellent, joyous, and solemn-- and led several of our guests to leave exclaiming "'now THAT was a wedding!'" To God be all glory."
--Ryan & Christina Szrama
                                               

            "Daniel Hendrix is an excellent musician. He is creative and easy to work with. We have enjoyed working with him in recording our latest Christmas and hymn CD's and updating a third."
--Lisha Haase, producer of Heidi's Music

          

            "I was privileged to have Daniel play the pipes and whistle on one of my choral pieces in Spring '06. My arrangement of "Salley Gardens" was submitted to Hinshaw Music, and they asked me for a recording in order to hear how the whistle and pipes would mesh with the Men's Glee. With just a minimum of rehearsal time, Daniel played beautifully on the concert and was able to move from whistle to pipes with such ease. He is a wonderful musician, and I heartily recommend him! His love of Celtic styles shines in performance. He is enormously talented and a very nice person as well."                                                                                                      --Dr. Dan Rash, Professor of Music, Clemson University

            "Daniel is a phenomenal musician who drives his playing with passion for the emerald isle in ways that are hardly emulated today by most musicians. It was my joy to work with him for three years in Slane, and although we were never really successful at producing an album, we do have some music recorded and available, and certainly without Daniel this would have been impossible. I hope one day to utilize his talents once more, but until then we have taken separate musical roads. I have had the pleasure of playing with him on a sporadic basis, me being the bodhran player that always strives to find something with a melody to play with. He has done nicely following in the looming shadow of Paddy Moloney and others, and I'm sure one day, if all works to his advantage, he might be as prominent a figure in this genre."
--Tim Keeley, Bodhran Player, Founder of the band "Bote"