I loved to hear you in Coesfeld. What a pity that you felt "cut" after the concert - because you didn´t get the chance to get in contact with the audience. It´s a pity that the theatre is doing it all the time that way with the artists coming to our small town.
May be I was dreaming - but I think I saw you crossing the marketplace. You went through the dark leaving the town. I would have enjoyed to say hello to you. Hope you feel welcome one more time at Coesfeld. Otherwise I will go on the trip to listen to you,
Angela,
The concert at Jordan Hall was superb. It was a treat to be able to come up to Boston to hear it.
Dear Angela-
Today, I heard on CBC Radio that you gave your first solo recital at the age of nine in Toronto. Tonight, we are going to celebrate my daughter passing Grade 6 Piano of the Royal Conservatory of Music. She is nine years old, and I will tell her the following story about your father.
My great-grandfather was Frank Salmon, the Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa, and I understand he persuaded your father to be the Choir Master. I wonder if he got a moving allowance to relocate from England? When I was nine years old, Godfrey gathered all the boys in Sunday school to audition for the choir. Your father suddenly stopped playing the piano half-way through the audition, looked at me, and said "do you enjoy playing hockey?". I said "absolutley" and he replied "then please go pursue your passion". My younger brother, on the other hand, went on to be a star soloist in the choir and continues to perform with Christ Church alumni. So my brother gained the gift of music, and I perfected my slap shot. I hope my daughter gains some insight from this anecdote.
Here is to being nine in Ottawa!
Wishing you continued in your career,
Sean Caulfeild (older then nine)
Sydney Caulfeild (just nine)
Dear Ms. Hewitt,
thank you so much for your concerts in Helsinki. I was listening on Wed and enjoyed your fantastic light but powerful playing so much. I was very moved. You asked for the link to the live stream of the concert. Here it is!
http://areena.yle.fi/player/index.php?clip=1321517624950&language=fi
Please come to Helsinki, again!!
Ciao Angela,
ti ho sentita a Villa san Fermo, Lonigo. Sei davvero incredibile. Una padronanza tecnica assoluta.
Grazie davvero!
Adesso bisogna organizzare un concerto nel teatro coperto più belle del mondo: il Teatro Olimpico di Vicenza
ciao
Federico
Dear Angela,
Just to say thank you for such an enjoyable evening at Leigh on Tuesday (8th Nov) night. I was sat with my grandmother just behind the piano so we were convinced we had the best seats in the house! We met once at my (other) grandmother Beryl's house in Barnes and I also attended your masterclasses when I was studying at RAM. We didn't have tickets for the meal so dashed off afterwards, but had a lovely time. If it wasn't for local music enthusiasts putting on such events, and professional musicians giving time out of their busy schedules to come to small villages like Leigh, many local people would never get to enjoy live classical music unless they travelled to London.
My very best wishes, Andrew
On November 7, 2011 I was blessed to enjoy your concert at The Royal Conservatory of Music’s Koerner Hall. I enjoyed each and every note. Hearing an artist live is always so wonderful. Thank you Miss Hewitt for a lovely evening. Your beautiful music moved me to tears.
I just LOVE your recordings. I listen to them again and again. Right now I'm enjoying the Rameau and couldn't resist trying to see if I could communicate to you how beautiful they sound.
Thanks!!!!!!
Thanks Angela for coming to Hong Kong again! And thanks for bringing the beautiful Ravels to us! I had been listening to your Ravel CDs in the past few weeks in anticipation of the recital but if I may say so the live performance wholly surpassed the recordings! Please come back to Hong Kong soon, and hope you enjoy China. Please forgive any strange behaviour of the Chinese audience (including insisting on wearing beeping watches). Every country has to start from somewhere, and we do love your music out here.
Dear Ms. Hewitt, For several years now I've been listening to your rendition of BWV1052 with the Australian Chamber Orch. This a.m I listened to the first mvmnt. from another's perspective on a harpsichord, this afternoon I actually read your liner notes, it is such a gratification to have such musical enlightenment offered to one such as myself who finds music still the highest good that mankind offer to one another. Thanks, bruce Anderson