Dear Angela,
Thank you again for a simply wonderful concert of the WTC II in Tokyo. I was one of the two American women at the end of the signing line. I forgot to mention that I had the music, long buried since college ! , so we followed along for most of the concert. Between that and peaking at your hands through opera glasses it was just wonderful!
Many many moons ago I studied with Joanna Hodges in California whom you may know. I have many fond memories of playing and listening to Bach. Sorry I wasn't able to hear WTC I too!
Have a lovely tour ( if you ever come back to Tokyo I can easily help you with any food needs as an avid consumer of German rye bread and oatmeal myself !)
So glad I discovered you at Tower Records and looked you up on line.
Best wishes,
Deirdre Ikeda
Dear Angela, Yesterday I purchased your new album. My message to anayone who might be sad or depressed in this world full of madness: listen to this.
Angela, you're not playing, you're PRAYING this music. Thanks a million times thanks.
Frank deSaintemarie Belgium
To Jens Maar
Angela played at the Langeland fesival last year I think Maybe she will return
Thank you for your comment about the difference between the South Korea broadcasting system and the CBC. In your usual classy way you said it all.
Quentin Johnson
Rockwood ON
Dear Angela,
I very much enjoyed your recital in Seoul few days ago. However I'm sure it was not your first recital in Seoul as written in the 'News' section, since you had a Bach-Beethoven recital in October of 2006 at Seoul Arts Center. (Of course I was there as well)
Hello I an a Korean High school student who studies composition.
I met Bach when I was a freshmen, and here I am.
Dear Angela,
You are right! Your performance with the Montreal Symphony's wonderful brass section this week was too short. Your audience yearned for more. What a delightfully illuminating experience, though, linking the Gabrieli with the Bach! Kent Nagano's vision, transmitted by your wonderful playing and that of the OSM brass players, offered a novel point of view of the culture and times of both Gabrieli and Bach. Even the massive Bruckner Symphony that followed seemed to fit the theme. It was an unusual but totally enriching evening, for sure.
Now, if only you had played more! However, if leaving your audience panting for more is a good thing, then you definitely did a good thing here in Montreal this week. Please come again soon!
One little P.S. -- your Bach DVD, which arrived in my mail box as a birthday gift in February, is an absolute treasure. It was well worth the wait.
-- Margaret Hofmann
My first try in this forum!
Is there any chance that You will be visiting Copenhagen in the future?
Yours
Jens Maar
Dear Mrs. Hewitt,
on Thursday, 13th of March, we listened to your concert in the Tonhalle in Zürich. We were facinated about your interpretation of "Bachs Wohltemperiertes Klavier, Teil II". It was a good idea to go from Freiburg (Germany) to Zürich. About 3 years ago, I switched on the radio and happened to hear you playing Bach. I had never heard your name before. A few days later I found myself in a CD-shop buying CDs interpretatet by you. But listening to you in a concert was most exciting.
Hoping you will come to Freiburg one day, I send my best regards,
sincerely yours Elisabeth Faber
I was searching on iTunes for Chopin Nocturne in F Minor, Op. 55, No. 1. After listening to many of the selections, I chose yours. It had just the right delicacy and sensitivity that I knew could be derived from this beautiful work.