Mi palpita il cor - G.F. Handel 

You're indeed an Angel ❤ Angela is a perfect name for you 💕🙌

..the quartet is wonderful! ..and the soloist captivates with her non-operatic! Exactly! ..but the Oboe is simply Amazing! No offense to colleagues!!! Good luck to everyone!!!

@Angela Hicks -- Magnifique! Hello from Montreal Canada

Merci ! Encore une fois un ravissement...je suis content de constater que vos problèmes de santé vocale semblent derrière vous. Prenez soin de vous, pour le plus grand bonheur de nos oreilles !

Votre voix est si belle, c'est un enchantement, vous portez bien votre prénom, vous êtes un Ange

Superbe. Marvellous. and a perfect it accent❤❤❤❤❤❤

Perfecto Muchas gracias

Wonderful performance 👏👏👏👏

Lovely!

merci pour votre message.

Schade, dass nicht mehr Aufrufe gemacht wurden. Ein wundervolles Ensemble und dabei völlig unpretentiös.

Superbe

Wonderful 🙂

So great, but the commercial breaks killed it.

Wow this is beautiful. As are you.

Hi Angela. I'm always intrigued by how you differ in your approach between classical singing and your folk work. Mentally as much as anything. Is folk singing a relief, a liberation? A betrayal? Or vice versa? In my experience there are few singers who can "leave behind" all their hard work and dedication of classical singing which results in a distinctly underwhelming, rather false, folk music experience. I imagine you have to let go to some extent? Not use much vibrato? But, you tell me! And I wonder what Kate Rusby or Eliza Carthy would sound like if asked to sing a classical piece? Is your classical range, as in pitch, very much under-used in folk singing, as in you would lose the personal intimate tone if you went up to your highest registers? And what would a piece of folk music written for your available range of pitch be like? Lots of questions, sorry... But I find it fascinating on many levels. Oh, and I also enjoy all your musicing. Good luck with it all.

Det er så smukt. Du har en engels stemme.