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Kevin McCann from Columbia wrote on 2026-02-23
Ms. Hewitt. I have heard many of you performances at Shriver Hall - Baltimore. The one last night (2/22/26) was marvelous, especially the Rameau - just magnificent. And, of course, you Myra Hess encore. Thank you so much!
sandy dileo from FORESTHILL wrote on 2026-02-23
Hi Angela . I am in awe of your playing.!!! I am wondering if you ad lib here and there . One of my favorites I’ve seen you do on you tube Is Bach book 2 fugue 16 in gm . I find this piece extremely physically hard to play especially with smaller hands . At measure 63 you do a dotted 8/th and 16th in melody different than in my book and I absolutely love it.!!! I love how you play this better than any version I’ve ever heard!!! You’re the best! Sandy
Holden Green from Salem, Utah wrote on 2025-10-02
Hi Angela. I just want to say thank you for introducing me to the piano music of Maurice Ravel when I was 17. I'm 38 now. My parents purchased me the complete solo piano works album for my 17th birthday (after I heard somebody perform La Vallée des Cloches at a concert and I was just enthralled - okay, so maybe that guy introduced me to Ravel, but whatever). I have no idea where those CDs went, but I only now just rediscovered that album on Youtube and started listening to it again. You are a terrific pianist. I play too and only wish I could play as well as you. Anytime I hear Jeux D'eau or Ondine being played, it brings back memories of my carefree teenager summertimes in southern Utah, driving around, listening to that album.
Susan Olin from Duluth wrote on 2025-04-04
Dear Angela, Thank you (again!) for coming to Duluth for your performance of the Goldberg Variations. We spoke briefly afterward but I just had to say something more coherent! My sister and I were lucky to sit so that we could see your hands as well as hear the music...just amazing. Your skill and artistry just can't be described. I've ordered your CD and certainly hope to see you perform live again. This was one of the best concerts of my life--again, thanks so much. Best to you, Susan Olin
Peter Cohrs from Kingston wrote on 2025-03-24
Dear Angela, this afternoon, in Kingston , I enjoyed IMMENSELY, your performance of the “Goldbergs”. Before hand, I kept wondering “what to expect”, and I confess, Gould !, Gould 2 or Tipo (I confess not having your recording!- just ordered it!). Your interpretation exceeded my expectations by orders of magnitude. So expressive, so nuanced, so unmetronomic!!.. it was everything I could do, NOT to play my air piano… as you played. Your performance opened my ears much wider than simple recordings, and quite frankly, I almost “lost it” as the last Aria started- almost. My heart beat with increased frequency for quite sometime afterwards… I’ve never been so struck by a live performance- … many times, when I conduct the “ stereo”, my arm hairs “stand on end”…. Today had far more gravity! So, I am in a state of immense gratitude. Thank you! We were both Ottawans at one point. (1957-77) then Toronto (77-91), and Kingston thereafter. Thank you so much for your memorable performance, and for all that DO for music. Thank you for sharing your gifts! Still in awe, .. thank you, affectionately, Peter Cohrs, Kingston. (Have ordered your Goldbergs and will contemplate others)… as an architecture student at Ryerson in the late 1970’s I did a cardboard sculpture of the fist 10?? bars of the Art of Fugue- one of the few projects I aced. Again, Thank you. Cheers, Peter Cohrs.
Rhea Brigner Withers from SHELBY TOWNSHIP wrote on 2024-10-27
Your talents are amazing! Thank you for sharing with the world! I do hope you are able to visit Michigan soon! I will be watching! Your friend, Rhea
Paul Guttadauria from Ottawa Canada wrote on 2024-04-01
Hi Angela, I have a lot of your music, I really love the Mozart piano concertos 22 and 24 you recorded at the NAC with Hannu Lintu conducting. My wife and I were there and both misty eyed from the emotion. I really hope someday you will come back for a series of concerts. I also remember skipping work at Bruyere when you played ,( when your Mum was there.) Such an intimate venue, Everyone there was deeply moved. Thank you for sharing your joy for music. Paul Guttadauria
Drew Turner from Calgary wrote on 2023-11-11
Dear Angela , Loving the sublime 2nd volume of your ongoing Mozart piano sonata cycle . Bringing me joy . And kudos to your recording engineer . He really outdid himself on this latest Mozart recording in capturing the lovely precision of your finger work and the bright pearly ping of your Fazioli so naturally and with such pristine clarity - but never strident in louder passages . All the best
Woody Wilson from Victoria BC wrote on 2023-10-10
Dear Ms. Hewitt: If I were allowed only one cd to have and to listen to for the rest of my life, it would be your 2015 Goldberg. I have both Goulds, the Perahia, the Barenboim and love them all. But your interpretation is so very thoughtful. Such an inspired and intellectual approach. Every single note is important and has its space, no matter the speed. Never rushed or crammed together. I listen to it over and over and appreciate it more each time. Thanks so much. Please keep sharing your incredible gift and talent with us!
Drew Turner from Calgary wrote on 2023-07-29
Dear Angela , I’ve been obsessively playing your Beethoven Hammerklavier recording over and over in Hires on Qobuz . You really outdid yourself with this last recording in your Beethoven cycle Angela. Good lord, it’s absolutely sublime and powerful . Exquisitely recorded as well.. I feel a little guilty though as I usually like to support you and Hyperion by purchasing hires downloads of your recordings . I’m well aware that streaming probably doesn’t benefit the bottom line Hyperion label or it’s incredibly talented roster of musicians . Perhaps it will bring more exposure ? Personally, I still miss the old days of perusing the isles of my local record store on Sunday afternoons . Now long gone . Such is progress I guess ? All the best to you Angela .
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