41. 24 Hours Bach - Angela Hewitt angela hewitt continues to captivate and charm audiences around the world with hermusicianship and Miss hewitt then studied with French pianist JeanPaul http://www.jsbach.de/pages/e/bio/hewitt.htm

back to the artists Angela Hewitt, piano Biography Born into a musical family (her father was the Cathedral organist in Ottawa, Canada), Miss Hewitt began her piano studies at the age of three, performing in public at four, and a year later winning her first scholarship. In her formative years she also studied violin, recorder, singing, and classical ballet. At nine she gave her first recital at Toronto's Royal Conservatory of Music where she studied from 1964 to 1973. Miss Hewitt then studied with French pianist Jean-Paul Sevilla at the University of Ottawa from which she earned her Bachelor of Music degree at the age of eighteen. In 1994 she embarked on a recording of all of the major keyboard works of Bach for Hyperion. The Inventions, French Suites and Partitas have all been included in Gramophone magazine's 'Editor's Choice' and are receiving worldwide acclaim for their artistry, 'effortlessly eclipsing all competitors' (Gramophone, 1997). Her recording of Book I of The Well-Tempered Clavier was chosen by two London Sunday Times critics as one of their 'Top Ten for 1998', and won a Juno Award in Canada. An avid chamber-music player, Angela has also appeared extensively with singers and instrumentalists in North America and Europe. Her lecture-recitals on Bach and her frequent masterclasses are widely appreciated by students and teachers alike. Dedicated to keeping 'live music' alive, she has recently been a founding member of Piano Six a project involving six Canadian pianists who take music to the rural communities of Canada.

42. Bach: Arrangements Cohen (a collection compiled for the pianist Harriet Cohen, who knew many Englishcomposers of the early twentieth century). angela hewitt also includes three http://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/details/67309.asp

Compact Disc CDA67309 RealAudio Bach (arr. Wilhelm Kempff): Sinfonia in D major from Cantata No 29, BWV29 Bach (arr. Harold Bauer): Die Seele ruht in Jesu Händen, from Cantata No 127, BWV127 Get RealAudio This delightful disc offers a selection from the wealth of piano transcriptions of Bach's music. The Bach revival that gathered momentum during the nineteenth century created a climate for many composer-pianists to interpret his works through their own piano transcriptions, whether of chorale preludes, organ works or other instrumental music. Much of Bach's music was made domestically available via such arrangements (and the tradition continued well into the twentieth century, even after Bach originals were well known). Indeed, the practice of such transcriptions was widely used by Bach himself, who freely adapted his own and others' music for different instrumental settings. One of today's finest Bach pianists, Angela Hewitt concentrates primarily on those arrangements of Bach that keep pianistic elaboration and virtuosity in proportion: whatever instrument his music is played on, Bach should still sound like Bach. Eugen d'Albert's magnificent transcription of the C minor Passacaglia and Fugue for organ, BWV582, is included, as are five beautiful transcriptions by Wilhelm Kempff, and a number of arrangements by English composers that were included in A Bach Book for Harriet Cohen (a collection compiled for the pianist Harriet Cohen, who knew many English composers of the early twentieth century). Angela Hewitt also includes three transcriptions of her own. A fascinating companion to Angela Hewitt's acclaimed Bach recordings for Hyperion, this ravishing disc will appeal to lovers of Bach as much as connoisseurs of the piano.

43. Angela Hewitt angela hewitt. Hyperion Records website. http//www2.hyperionrecords.co.uk. The pianist who will define Bach performance on piano for years to come http://www.beautyinmusic.com/artist_pages/angela_hewitt.htm

Angela Hewitt Hyperion Records website http://www2.hyperion-records.co.uk "The pianist who will define Bach performance on piano for years to come" Stereophile

44. Inside - Wichita State University Since angela hewitt’s triumph at the Toronto Bach competition, she has been hailedas the Bach pianist par excellence of her generation (The Sunday Times http://www.wichita.edu/insidewsu/@2-1-2001/ConnSeriesPianist.htm

Vol. 18, No. 10 February 1, 2001 Issue Acclaimed pianist to perform Since Angela Hewitt’s triumph at the Toronto Bach competition, she has been hailed as "the Bach pianist par excellence of her generation" (The Sunday Times, London, 1999). In 1994, she embarked on a 10-year project to record all the major keyboard works by Bach for the Hyperion label, and all releases so far are receiving worldwide acclaim for their artistry, "effortlessly eclipsing all competitors" (Gramophone, 1997). Hewitt will present a master class at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7, in Wiedemann Recital Hall. Selected WSU students will play for Hewitt. The class is open to the public. Call 978-3233 for reserved tickets. Prices are $16 with discounts available. Juvenile Justice Center Lego Mindstorm Robots State Funding Step Plan Modified ... Sotte Voce recital Inside WSU is published by the Office of University Communications for Wichita State University faculty, staff and friends on biweekly Thursdays during the fall and spring semesters. Items to be considered for publication should be sent to campus box 62 or amy.geiszler-jones@wichita.edu

45. Press Releases : Mount Allison University Couperin. pianist angela hewitt continues to captivate and charm audiencesaround the world with her musicianship and virtuosity. Since http://www.mta.ca/publications/university/new/old/Monday,_February_14,_2000_at_1

Internationally-acclaimed pianist to visit Mount Allison Monday, February 14, 2000 at 11:37:04 (AST) SACKVILLE, NB — On Thursday, February 24, the Department of Music will present a master class and recital by internationally-renowned Canadian pianist, Angela Hewitt. Both events will be held in Brunton Auditorium; the master class from 1:00-3:00 pm, and the recital will commence at 8:00 pm. Ms. Hewitt will perform Preludes and Fugues by Johann Sebastian Bach, and Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine and Le Tombeau de Couperin. Pianist Angela Hewitt continues to captivate and charm audiences around the world with her musicianship and virtuosity. Since her triumph in the 1985 Toronto International Bach Piano Competition, and her subsequent Bach recording for Deutsche Gramophon, Miss Hewitt has been hailed as “one of the outstanding Bach pianists of our time.” (The Sunday Times, London, 1997). In 1994, she embarked on a ten-year project to record all of the major keyboard works by Bach for the Hyperion Label. The Inventions, French Suites, and Partitas have all been included in Gramophone magazine’s “Editor’s Choice” and are receiving worldwide acclaim for their artistry, “effortlessly eclipsing all competitors” (Gramophone, 1997).

46. STUDIOMUSICA UpCURRICULUM pianist angela hewitt continues to captivate and charmaudiences around the world with her musicianship and virtuosity. http://www.studiomusica.net/eng/artisti/angelahewitt_d.htm

ANGELA HEWITT Curriculum Reviews Repertoire Discography ... gallery CURRICULUM: REVIEWS: not available REPERTOIRE: not available DISCOGRAPHY: Recordings on Hyperion Bach: Arrangements (CDA67309) Bach: Goldberg Variations (CDA67305) Bach: The 'Well-tempered Clavier' - I (CDA67301/2) Bach: The 'Well-tempered Clavier' - II (CDA67303/4) Bach: The French Suites (CDA67121/2) Bach: The Inventions (CDA66746) Bach: The Six Partitas (CDA67191/2) Bach: The Toccatas (CDA67310) Messiaen: Piano Music (CDA67054) Ravel: Complete Solo Piano Music (CDA67341/2) AUDIO GALLERY: description Download not available ... Kb

47. Guardian | Angela Hewitt It has to be a good thing when the Canadian pianist angela hewitt begins a recitalwith Bach first because it reminds us how good at it she is, and second http://www.guardian.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4425635,00.html

Classical Angela Hewitt 4 stars Wigmore Hall, London Erica Jeal Saturday June 1, 2002 The Guardian It has to be a good thing when the Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt begins a recital with Bach: first because it reminds us how good at it she is, and second because the clarity and questing logic of her playing in this repertoire makes us listen out for similar qualities in the rest of her programme. On this occasion that consisted of music by two French keyboard masters, Couperin and Ravel. Ravel wasn't exactly sparing in the amount of notes he wrote, and the three pianistic poems that form his Gaspard de la Nuit brought very different challenges. Hewitt kept the thread of melody unbroken through the shimmering complexity of the first piece, Ondine, and her pinpointed touch was to the fore in Scarbo, with its fiendishly fast repeated notes and an ending that seemed to vanish into the ether. Le Tombeau de Couperin is a little less lush, Ravel evoking his predecessor as a paragon of French musicianship and basing the work's structure on the 18th-century idea of the suite form. Hewitt gave a staccato kick to the Forlane, reminding us that it is a dance movement. But it was her thoughtful playing of the Fugue that was the highlight, the initial theme sounding intriguingly unsure of where it might go next, the lines of melody independent yet tightly intertwined. The Bach that launched the programme was the English Suite No 3. Hewitt may have begun by cascading down the keyboard with a flourish, but there was no self-indulgence to her playing as the mood of the pieces became darker and more striking. Paradoxically, Hewitt managed to combine a sense that the music could take a new direction any moment with a feeling that each corner turned was inevitably right. It is in this music - some of the most abstract and unembellished of her wide repertoire - that she seems most herself.

48. Releases were Mihhail Pletnjov Charles Rosen MarcAndré Hamelin angela hewitt Cecile Ousset tothe public Estonian Piano 2000 Charles Rosen - the pianist and the http://www.estoniapiano.com/english/text/4/kroonika/piano2000.html

Piano 2000 II International Pianist Festival II International Pianist Festival "Piano 2000" took place in Tallinn from 26 October to 3 November. The festival brought together a large number of professional pianists from many different countries. The artistic supervisor of the festival Mr. Lauri Väinmaa commented on the performers: "The pianists invited to this festival stand above the concept of any particular school. They are either innovators, like Pletnjov, Hamelin, and Hewitt, summarisers of the achievements of the period with a renaissance-like know-all, like Rosen and Gothóni, full-fledged masters of their own style, like Lassmann and Ousset, or exiting experimenters, like Chiu and Rannap." The festival consisted of 18 CONCERTS. Estonia was represented with 29 original pianists. Many of them, including Peep Lassmann, Rein Rannap, Ave Nahkur, Imbi Tarum, Toomas Vana, Ivo Sillamaa, the duo of Kai Ratassepp and Mati Mikalai, are also well known outside Estonia. The internationally known masters to perform were: Mihhail Pletnjov Charles Rosen Marc-André Hamelin Angela Hewitt Cecile Ousset Frederic Chiu Simultaneously to the festival there were two expositions open to the public: "Estonian Piano 2000" "Charles Rosen - the Pianist and the Thinker" "Estonian Piano 2000" The exposition exhibited different pianos built in Estonia through the ages. During the last 220 years Estonia has had over 50 piano makers

49. Oregon Symphony News Releases NEXT MUSIC DIRECTOR CANDIDATE AND PORTLAND FAVORITE, pianist angela hewitt . http://www.orsymphony.org/news/releases99-01/CL9release2001.htm

January 12, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Carrie Kikel Director of Public Relations ckikel@orsymphony.org OR Addy Bittner Public Relations Coordinator abittner@orsymphony.org CLASSICAL CONCERT TO SHOWCASE NEXT MUSIC DIRECTOR CANDIDATE AND PORTLAND FAVORITE, PIANIST ANGELA HEWITT Conducting regularly throughout Europe and America, Pavel Kogan made his debut with the Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) Philharmonic and is Music Director of the Moscow State Symphony Orchestras, as well as Principal Guest Conductor of the Utah Symphony where "enthusiastic fans in Salt Lake City have regrettably taken to calling the orchestra "Kogan's Heroes," according to The Oregonian. Before turning his full attention to the conductor's podium, Kogan toured throughout Europe, Japan and the United States as a recitalist and guest violin soloist with many leading orchestras, including the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Kogan is the fourth of six music director candidates to appear this season; James DePreist has announced he will step down from the Oregon Symphony in 2005 after 25 years as Music Director. Audience members will have an opportunity to share their opinions of the music director candidates by completing surveys inserted in program books or by visiting the Symphony's Website at www.orsymphony.org.

50. Franz Liszt (1811-1886) Re: Angela Hewitt In Liszt!! Franz Liszt (1811-1886) Han Peter angela hewitt is a name unknow to me as a pianist but afteryour glowing review I guess I need to know more. That she's a http://classicals.com/music/FranzLiszt(1811-1886)hall/cas/1026.html

WRITER S WORD.COM: Open Source CMS][ Free Open Source Blog Hosting ... The World's Largest Literary Cafe Posted by Dennis DeSantis on February 23, 19101 at 11:51:12: In Reply to: Angela Hewitt in Liszt!! posted by Peter on February 23, 19101 at 09:39:07: Peter: Angela Hewitt is a name unknow to me as a pianist but after your glowing review I guess I need to know more. That she's a Bach specialist and played the Dante is unusual to say the least. Having just heard the piece performed myself I understand the reaction you would have to the music, especially since she seems to understand the need to avoid the temptastion to pound when playing Liszt. Wonder if she'll consider the BACH fantasy for piano, a piece whic I think is as good on the piano as on the organ. Dennis : Last night I heard the solo recital of my past twelvemonth. Expected Angela Hewitt to do all bach, and was I ever wrong. Bach (Capriccio BWV992 and Toccata in c minor BWV911), Beethoven (Eroica variations/fugue Op. 35), Ravel (Miroirs), and... : Last up, and most surprisingly: Liszt's Dante Sonata (more properly, "After a reading of Dante: Fantasia quasi sonata")! What an unexpected choice from a supposed Bach specialist. For my part, I was delighted that a musician of such unquestioned taste and seriousness of purpose would dare to program a work some people don't bother to listen to (and insist is shallow, not having bothered...). She did it full, complete, utter justice.

51. May Concerts - Sydney Conservatorium Of Music Canadian concert pianist angela hewitt has been renowned as a Bach specialist sincewinning the 1985 Toronto International Bach Piano Competition, and has http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/conmusic/concmay.html

May Concerts March April May June ... Student Recitals May 2003 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 6.30pm Thursday 1 May Music Cafe This concert highlights some of the most popular songs from the great tradition of the American Musical, as well as other genres, and features students from both the Vocal Studies and Opera Units. It is becoming much more common for 'classical' singers to 'cross-over' into music theatre and cabaret - reflecting the growing preference for 'legitimate' voices being used more frequently in contemporary music theatre. Music Cafe Sydney Conservatorium of Music Macquarie Street, Sydney Tickets $15.00 (Full Price) $10.00 (Concession/Foundation) (Includes GST where applicable) Enquiries and Bookings 02 9351 1342 *1.10pm Wednesday 7 May Lunchbreak Concert Jazz Big Band Dick Montz - Director Verbrugghen Hall Sydney Conservatorium of Music Macquarie Street, Sydney Addmission is free. Bookings not required. Enquiries 02 9351 1342 *Guided tours of the Conservatorium follow every Lunchbreak concert. Tour bookings are essential on 02 9351 1296. See Guided Tours for further information.

52. Royal Philharmonic Society - The RPS Annual Lecture 2001 Bringing Bach to Life. Canadian pianist angela hewitt was the speakerat an RPS Dinner at the Athenaeum held On 30 October 2001 . http://www.royalphilharmonicsociety.org.uk/hewitt.htm

Bringing Bach to Life "I was fortunate as regards Bach playing, to grow up thinking that there was nothing "wrong" with playing Bach on the piano. I never had any complexes about doing so. I knew it was originally written for harpsichord, and had one in my bedroom for a year when I was a child (somebody went away on sabbatical and left it to us for that time), but the piano was always my instrument. For me, the piano can do everything Bach demands, and so far there hasn't been one point in all his keyboard music where I wish I were playing another keyboard instrument - be it harpsichord, clavichord, or organ. Sometimes, mind you, I wish I were a violinist, or a singer, or an oboist, but the piano can at least strive to imitate all of these very successfully. In the last year of his life, Bach tried a fortepiano that was being developed by his friend, Gottfried Silbermann, but he evidently found it weak in the high register, and too hard to play (those are complaints I often have about modern concert grands!). His music requires great sprightliness, clarity, rapidity, warmth, strength and subtle shadings that have to be matched by both instrument and player. If Bach's music sounds "wrong" on the piano, then surely most of the blame must lie with the pianist. The biggest advantage the piano has over the harpsichord is in its ability to sustain notes, and thus to produce a beautiful singing line. It is also marvellous for distinguishing the different voices, allowing a different tone colour for each. It is indeed a pleasure to be with you this evening, and to speak about my approach to playing Bach on the piano-certainly one of my favourite subjects. "

53. Pianists, The Piano pianists. Master pianists. A pianist web site from the Netherlands. Forums, pianistaudio samples, master pianists, piano compositions. hewitt, angela. . http://www.zeroland.co.nz/classical_pianists.html

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54. Angela Hewitt - Richmond Concert Society 2002-2003 Richmond Concert Society is extended to angela hewitt, who last angela continues tocaptivate and charm audiences around as the preeminent Bach pianist of our http://www.020.co.uk/richmondconcert/4angleahewitt.html

55. Tonbridge Music Club 2001-2002 Bach, The Goldberg Variations. Canadian pianist angela hewitt continues to captivateand charm audiences around the world with her musicianship and virtuosity. http://www.np03.dial.pipex.com/tmc/tmc-top.htm

Tonbridge Music Club 2002-2003 www.tonbridge-music-club.org.uk Brochure on-line (Acrobat file) 40th Anniversary Season ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET with BRIAN NEWBOULD RALPH KIRSHBAUM and PETER FRANKL ANGELA HEWITT ... FLORILEGIUM with ROBIN BLAZE Artists and Programmes ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET with BRIAN NEWBOULD 5 October 2002 at 8pm West Kent College, Tonbridge 'QUARTET MAGIC' The Allegri String Quartet - 'England's most respected quartet' - first performed for the Club in May 1981. Formed in 1947 and revered for its 'deeply musical, unshowy performances', the Quartet has an enviable recording history with numerous first choice votes by the BBC and leading music magazines. ... the quartet's reputation has soared and it ranks as a top-notch international ensemble.' (The Strad) Artist's on the web Allegri String Quartet back RALPH KIRSHBAUM and PETER FRANKL 2 November 2002 at 8pm West Kent College, Tonbridge Schumann Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor, Op 40 Schumann Brahms Sonata in F major, Op 99 The distinguished career of Ralph Kirshbaum encompasses solo performance, chamber music and recording, and places him in 'the highest echelon of today's cellists' Chamber music plays an important part in the life of Peter Frankl who has distinguished himself in the major musical centres of the world as an artist of keen insight and intense dedication.

56. London Music (classical) Westminster - Angela Hewitt GABRIELA MONTERO TALENTED pianist FROM VENEZUELA, PERFORMS ALONGSIDE PHILHARMONIAORCHESTRA STRING QUARTET BEFORE HER PERFORMANCES IN FRANCE, GERMANY AND http://www.howtoenjoy.co.uk/archives/2002_05/gabriela.htm

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57. Piano Six Artist Biographies Ask the Artist! angela hewitt is nothing less than the pianist who willdefine Bach performance on the piano for years to come. STEREOPHILE http://www.pianosix.com/bios.html

The Piano Six Foundation Janina Fialkowska, OC, Founder and Director Touring assistance: Eastern Region Western Region Winner of the National Music Award 2000 Jean A. Chalmers Foundation Artist Biographies Do you have a question you're dying to ask one of our artists? Just click on the "ask the artist" link at the foot of his or her biography, write your message in the message window, and send! Janina Fialkowska Third Piano Concerto (opus posthumous) with the Chicago Symphony, a standard-setting performance which won her rave reviews and considerable attention in the international media. Recent engagements include a tour of England with the Royal Philharmonic of London and a major North American tour with Poland’s Cracow Philharmonic that took her to Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Toronto, and the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Ms. Fialkowska’s recent recordings, all warmly received, feature a recital of solo piano works by Liszt (CBC Records); music for piano and orchestra by Chopin, Moszkowski and Koprowski (CBC Records); solo piano music of Szymanowski (Opening Day, 1997 Juno Award nomination); two recitals of lieder by Schubert, Brahms, and Schumann with baritone Daniel Lichti (Opening Day); a recital of virtuoso salon pieces and encores (CBC Records, 1998 Juno Award nomination); the complete Chopin

58. The Piano Six CD Showcase Utterly enjoyable. BBC Music Magazine • In case anyone were temptedto pigeonhole angela hewitt as a Bach pianist, here is http://www.pianosix.com/CDShowcase.html

CD Showcase Take a Piano Six Artist Home with You! If you’ve already had the pleasure of hearing a ‘live’ performance by a Piano Six artist, why not treat yourself to a wonderful souvenir! If you haven’t, a CD is a great way to get acquainted. We are proud to showcase a few of the many acclaimed recordings released by Piano Six artists in recent years. Because space is limited, we can only list a few titles for each one, but we hope this sampler will whet your appetite. Happy browsing ! . . . . . . Angela Cheng on CD. . . . . . MOZART : Piano concerto no. 9 in E-flat major, k.271 ; Piano concerto no. 17 in G major, K.453. With the CBC Vancouver Orchestra, cond. Mario Bernardi. CBC Records SMCD 5104 Sparkling renditions of two of Mozart’s most popular piano concertos by the winner of the 1991 Gold Medal from the Salzburg Mozarteum! Angela Cheng has a beautiful touch and an impeccable technique; the orchestra is conducted by Mario Bernardi with real musicianship and a true feeling for the Mozartian style. ... In many respects, this attractive CD is an ideal introduction to Mozart’s piano concertos (performed on the piano). BBC Music Magazine Its (Clara Schumann’s piano concerto) inventiveness, intricacy and effectiveness fairly bowled me over — especially in the brilliant virtuosic performance by Angela Cheng.

59. Angela Hewitt the 1985 Toronto International Bach Piano Competition, angela hewitt has become oneof the Keyboard Concerts' favorite guests. The Canadian pianist is praised http://www.keyboardconcerts.com/id27.htm

60. Welcome To Piano.com Heisser, JeanFrancois - provides biography, discography, and news for the Frenchpianist. Helfgott, David hewitt, angela Hiromu Hidaka - composer and player http://www.piano.com/pianist/pianist_classical.cfm

Pianist Classical Pianist Adami, Mirsa - sound clips, biography, and concert schedule for this Albanian pianist. Albulescu, Eugene - provides information on the Romanian pianist and educator. Includes performances, discography, and reviews. Aleksander, Adam - bio, sound clips, and contact information for the Canadian pianist. Alexeev, Sasha - Russian-born composer and classically trained pianist who blends contemporary, New Age sounds into his music. Alvarez, Carmen - biography, current projects, sound clips, photos, and more for the pianist from Uruguay. Anderszewski, Piotr - provides information on the Polish-born pianist. Argerich, Martha Ashkenazy, Vladimir Astriab, Lou - provides information on the American pianist. Ax, Emanuel Babinsky, Margarete - provides biography, sound clips, photos, reviews, discography, and more for the Austrian pianist. Badura-Skoda, Paul

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