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97: John Lane - USA - 21/12/98 -
I love that Maltese snow on your web site!
96: Brigid Scicluna nee(Scerri) - Canada - 20/12/98
I would like to congratulate you with this web page that I am finding so interesting. Well keep it
up and good luck.
95: Hazel Wentzloff - - 17/12/98
You really have a good home page. Congratulations.
94: Kaliopi Danalis - Greece - 09/12/98
Got your site address from a Greek magazine. I did not know Malta had it's own folklore music. I
will be visiting your site again.
93: Raymond Attard - Sydney - Australia - 08/12/98
My name is Raymond Attard from Sydney Australia and a friend of Manuel Casha. I am actively
part of the ghana in Sydney and play the Prim on the guitar for the ghana. This is my first time
on the net and after browsing through this information, I must say that I am incredibly
impressed. Furthermore, I wish to participate in adding material on ghana, particularily on the
Sydney perspective. I have many old tapes dating back when Indrin il pupa was in his 30's, and
many of the older ghaneja were alive and photo's as well.
92: Carmen - Australia - 08/12/98
Thank you so much for providing these wonderful webpages. I especially enjoy the words to the
"Fatti of the Month". Do you have any more archived from earlier on?
91: Nikos Pappayiorga - Greece - 07/12/98
Very nice site. Well done!
90: Gary Camilleri - Australia - 06/12/98
I was informed about your sight a few months ago by Manuel Casha. Over the months I have
seen it progress into this great sight. You are certainly giving Maltese Ghana what it deserves,
world wide recoginition. Keep up the GREAT work.
89: Tom Poulter - Wollongong, Australia - 22/11/98
Great website for bringing back the memories of weekends when my dad would invite all his
Maltese folk singing friends and relatives for some unforgetable times.
88: Rosy Howard - Australia - 22/11/98
I have only just come across the site & am impressed. My uncle, Guzeppi Meli "ta' Sika" is listed
on your Folksingers page.
87: Dr Paul Sant Cassia - United Kingdom - 12/11/98
I thought your material was interesting and bore the marks of a true aficionado. As you may
know I have been working on undertanding the transformations that have affected both the
production and consumption of ghana, so it would be good to get information and insights into
contemporary ghana. Best wishes, Paul Sant Cassia, Deprtment of Anthropology. University of
Durham. UK
86: Roger - Malta - 12/11/98
Well done for an excellent site. I'm a workmate of your nephew Charlie Abela, he sends his
regards. Again well done & keep it up.
85: Vince Bologna - Wales - 09/11/98
Tajjeb hafna..."Ix-xafra"
84: Joseph Zammit - Gozo - Malta. - 08 /11/98
Very impressed. Thank you for being an ambassador of Maltese Folklore Ghana. I myself served
the Maltese Community In Toronto through Radio and Cable TV Programmes for most of my 23
years living in Toronto. Ghana was one of the subjects broadcasted on Radio CHIN FM Multi
cultural Radio Station broadcasting in 32 ethnic languages. Graham Cable Tv Fm also
contributed towards the Maltese Talent. History and Folklore. The Maltese Programme Fan Club
in Toronto around 1975-79 brought many talents from Malta. Ghana Folk singers were amongst
them. In Toronto, Windsor and Detroit Ghana is still alive. I returned to Gozo in 1991 and serving
in my ability with Radio Calypso. CALYPSO 102.3 FM " with a better music mix. Thank you and
have a festive GHANA holiday.
83: lorna - U.S.A. - 05/11/98
Hey, cool site...this is coming from lorna living in the US and have for 21 years but refuse to
become a citizen since I would rather live in Malta with the rest of my family but the father of
my twins likes it here! I have relatives in Scotland - Dundee actually they are Blanche and Jack
Miller, my aunt Blanche was a "carbone".
82: Stephen Cachia - Malta - 04/11/98
I've just taken a look at your web site and I think it's great! Keep up the good work! Stephen
Cachia, Malta
81: Twanny Borg - Worcs, UK - 01/11/98
I was stunned with the quality and content of this site. I downloaded some ghana and when I
heard it, it brough back memories of my childhood. I come from Qormi and my dad used to take
me with him to most of the ghana sessions happening there (which were quite frequent). A
couple of questions. Have you got any ghana by Ganni Il-Laus.? And is the any recordings by
Indrin Il-Pupa? I was brought up where Indrin comes from. I used to live in 13 Pinto Street Qormi
right in the middle of what was happening. I remember many a summer evenings sitting on the
pavement outside listening to Indrin strumming his guitar. I miss that now. Anyway shant ramble
on. Keep up the good work. Twanny.
80: George Gatt - USA - : 31/10/98
I enjoy the Ghana very much. Excellent web page. I recommend it to many of my Maltese
friends and family. Thanks for your efforts to keep Maltese folklore alive.
79: Victoriana Biondini - United States - 31/10/98
What an exciting and interesting site you have here. My husband and I will be moving to St.
Andrews, Scotland at the end of next year. Having never been outside the United States I am
very excited!! - Victoriana.
78: Anton Bugeja - Malta - 28/10/98
Original, tremendous well-prepared and researched site which is certainly unique and of an
excellent character. Keep it up!
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