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37: Manuel Gauci - Vancouver, Canada - 30/06/98
I cannot tell you how much joy you bring to me with the contents of your page. God bless you
for it and please do keep it up. Especially of a Sunday morning here in Vancouver, BC, with the
sun shining, and I look out at sea, sky and mountains, I turn up the volume on my PC, I feel
close to the land of my birth (while the mountains remind me of this other land that shares my
heart.). I just love the guitar work and I never fail to be touched by the "ghana" - one way or
the other! Many, many thanks.
36: Kurtsten Borg - Malta - 30/06/98
Congratulations for the interest you have had on the Maltese folklore. The Maltese folklore is
tradition espacially, the ghana, I love the ghana and hope that this page will go on, so that we
will be informed of our tradition.
35: Jan Boudewijn - Amsterdam, Holland - 28/06/98
May I say how impressed I was regarding your web sight. I must say you real give an honour to
our tiny island, for it is so interesting and very well set. I am really happy that I can download
the ghana they are really nice. I want to thank you for helping me with the problem I had
regarding the sound, now it works perfect. Could I ask you is there any chance of doing FATTI
for I real like them. Any way just to say keep it up and well done, for you make us proud to be
maltese. I live in Holland but with your ghana it always remind me of home. Well done.
34: Charlie Spiteri - Malta - 28/06/98
Just a short Email to let you know I like and appreciate your contribution to the local ghana.
Your home page is nice and organised. Keep up the good work. PS today heard you on the local
radio station during the feast at QORMI.
33: Jean Paul Borg - Malta - 23/06/98
Hello....congratulations for your great site. It is very interesting. I am Jean Paul Borg from Malta
and at the moment I am listening to you on Radio Malta 2 during the Enzo Gusman program!
32: Joe Goggi - Australia - 20/06/98
I came to Australia when I was 11 years old. After listening to some of your "downloads" it really
reminded me of home and made me homesick ! Great site - keep it up !
31: Joe Fenech - ??? - 12/06/98
Thank You for this most beautiful site. I have made it my Homepage. I love your Downloads,
Scrapbook, and Links. Now, I listen to this beautiful unique music while surfing. Thank You for
your Kindness, and Generosity in sharing your wonderful work with us. The site is very well
thought out. I don't know how I didn't realize the depth of this site until now. Thank you again.
Best Wishes to You and Your Family. Joe Fenech.
30: Victor A. Grech - Canada - 11/06/98
You do have an abundant info on Malta and Maltese tenure! It's always nice to keep in touch
and updated. Love your site and will keep coming back! Victor Grech in Canada.
29: Rita Seguna - Malta - 22/05/98
Jiena dillettant hafna tal-ghana Malti, u ma nistax infemek kemmm niehu pjacir nara il homepage
tieghek u nisma xi biecciet minnhom. Nawguralek biex tkompli ittina aktar tarif fuqha. Grazzi
hafna min Bormla.
28: Alex Powell - Malta - 15/05/98
Being one who appreciates Maltese culture, I could not but visit you site. It is interesting and
much informative. People like you keep our culture and traditions alive everywhere. Thanks.
27: Emanuel C. Spiteri - UK - 10/05/98
I've visited your WebPage and spent some time going around it. I enjoyed it very much and
intend visiting again. Hoping next time you will have some tea and biscuits there for me!
26: Fr. Louis Bezzina - ??? - 30/04/98
I would like to congratulate you on the marvellous and excellent Homepage on the Maltese
Ghana. Maltese Ghana is a folk art which has always kept me enthralled by its variety
expressing the variety of moods of our forefathers and I hope that today's ghana won't
degenerate and continue having its feeling, always expressing the innermost feeling of a proud
people which has come a long way. Again congratulations.
25: Toni Fenech - New York, USA - 23/04/98
John...I was looking at the Maltese Ghana homepage..That is really great...I mean that...I been
in N.Y. for 47 years.I came here as a little boy...but thats the kind of music I always enjoy
listening to...Everytime I go to malta, I keep updating my collection of that kind of music....Take
care....Tony.
24: Anthony Aguis - Malta - 22/04/98
Jiena min Malta li qed nara il-HomePage tieghek hat Pjacir nara hompage fuq l-Ghana Maltija Min
Scotland. Proset hafna.
23: Hector Farrugia - Malta - 13/04/98
Nixtieq nifrahlek tas-site interessanti li qed tmexxi favur l-ghana tradizzjonali Malti. Prosit.
Dejjem tieghek Hector Farrugia, Information Officer, DOI - MALTA.
22: Enzo Gusman - Malta - 13/04/98
First of all, congrats on this splendid web page. Flattery (or modesty) apart, I am one of Malta's
leading singers (usually Pop/Ballads/Rock etc),,,,been on the Malta music scene since the
sixties. Recorded several Maltese records and also CDs. (My 1994 CD entitled "Made in Malta"
was quite a success ... contains tracks written by myself over the years) I am also a great
lover of Maltese Ghana..especially when sung well, in tune and in tempo ... unfortunately it's
not always the case ! On my latest CD ... released last week in Melbourne and Sydney,
Australia during my Concerts there (entitled "The Maltese Collection) ... I am pleased, proud and
honoured to have included a typical Maltese Ghanja ... even though I never sang "Ghana" before
... a duet I did with my favourite Maltese ghannej ... Frans Baldacchino "il-Budaj." Will gladly
send you a copy of the CD when you give me your address. Keep up the great work ... looking
forward to hearing from you, Regards, Enzo Gusman.
21: Michael and Daphne Pia Deguara - Malta - 12/04/98
I work as site-coordinator and Assistant Co-ordinator Short Courses in the Foundation for
International Studies in Valletta. I regularly have elderly visitors from USA and Canada for two
weeks (groups average 40 ppl and come twice a month). This morning we were in Zejtun for the
procession of the Risen Christ and I took them to the Bocci Club to hear the ghana. They were
so pleased and interested!!! I met your nephew there, and he gave me the home page. I would
like to ask your permission to print a few pages about ghana, to show them, so that they can
learn more about our folk song. Would you mind? Prosit on your page - it is excellently done.
20: Frank Abela - Malta - 12/04/98
Congratulations for your excellent page and your efforts to let the world come to know about
our Ghana. Keep it up.
19: Rev. Joe Barbara - Sydney, Australia - 12/04/98
I met your webpage address in an article on L-Orizzont, Saturday 11th April 1998, while on
vacation in Malta. I think it is a very wonderful webpage. My permanent residence is Sydney
NSW, and besides enjoying your webpage I also met some old friends in Melbourne, Victoria
through your guest book. A wonderful presentation. Keep up the good work. Best regards. Rev
Joe Barbara MSSP.
18: Graham Gould - Australia - 03/04/98
Firstly, congratulations on a most enviable website. Having spent several months working on my
own site, and seeing yours, I realise I still have a long way to go. I have been a close friend of
Mannie Casha for 29 years and have watched with pleasure at his development within his
chosen field. Well done to you both for bringing your culture to the world.
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