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Hi Annabelle, I hope to hear soon that you are coming to England this summer, we love talent in this country so I feel sure you will have a warm welcome. Best wishes!!!

hI Annabelle
I hope you will come to the Netherlands for a concert?

Yo Annabelle,
It was great to see you at Hugh's Room for the Haiti benefit. When are you coming back this way?
Love,
Terry

Hi Annabelle,
We were at your concert at Northside Grill in Cobourg in late January.
What an amazing show with you and 'Old Man'. Your music is amazing. I've been listening to you on my itunes constantly since. Best of luck with everything,
Brad

Hi Annabelle, thanks again for a wonderful day! we have a TON of pics and videos. Would love to send you some pics, just don`t know where....take care. Hope you see you again in the valley.

hi annabelle I saw you on tour with the Jennys and yes it was fantastic, all power to you, ps your surname is the hardest to spell after my surname, lots of love from England, Dave Qzxetrum

Hi Annabelle, Thanks for your CD offer! Lovely to get a parcel at Christmas! Am listening to Swallow & remembering the York gig last year. Please come to Scotland soon! You'd be most welcome :o)

Thank-you for the 2 for 1 Christmas offer! I'm listening to Reilience and remebering the evening that you played at the Jackson's house in Inglis. By the way, did you see the pelicans?
Thanks for the great music and best wishes.

Hey ABC -- Re your two-for-one CD offer -- what a great Christmas gift. Thank you so much. For anyone who missed this, just clickon MUSIC up above. (http://www.annabelle.org/disco )

Brilliant gig tonight - going unplugged mad it feel really up close and personal. Great stuff - thank you.

Looking forward to seeing you.. Friday ..Bronte Church Rathfriland! Steve

Scotland misses you! :-( It's beautiful this time of year. England has nothing on us. Come up North! Seriously, though, next time you're in the UK PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE come to Scotland.

I used to work in small-town community theatre and I've seen close-up the virulent hand of the fundamentalists at work. Unprincipled people screaming morality while doing their utmost to absolutely screw people into the ground, generally for their own profit. Good on you for not doing the tour. Peace and love.

I just got back from Sirens of Song and was disappointed when they told us you "weren't able to attend". I understand your decision, and I hold no ill will, but I bought the tickets to see you and Catherine McLellan and would have loved to hear you play as well. I hope you have plans to come to Edmonton soon, I'll be there

Hi annabelle,
i heard from you the first time through the friend lists of myspace. In your music i mostly like the mandolin grooves for example in Resilience very much, this has a special feeling, full of warmth and beauty. I'm a guitarist from Kassel, Germany and my favourite style is fusion, i love indian music and all grooves from countries like morroco etc. and i try to integrate them into my music (and sometimes play electric mandolin). Although i play country styles very rarely (once i accompanied a canadian female singer from Vancouver), i love when it comes out the way you do. May the music be with as long as you will (and sorry about my english)! Love,
Jürgen Fromm

Hello Annabelle. Thanks for coming to play for us at "Brampton live" last week. I had a lovely weekend and enjoyed your set immensely. I was the tongue-tied oaf who bumbled up to you at the CD counter after you'd finished playing - Cumbrian ale - finest on the planet but not without side effects. Anyway, the copy of "Resilience" you sold me is being played repeatedly - full of little gems and totally devoid of duck eggs. The festival blurb described you as "contemporary urban folk alchemy". Listening to tracks like "The Sioux", "Nashville" and "I left my brain", I'd say that some of that urban base metal has been transformed into country gold. It suits you. "Seven years" - delightful. Anyway, you're a lovely lass and I hope you'll come and play for us again soon - Canada's not that far, is it? Look after yourself.

Thank you!

Very nice music you are making. You have also a very nice website.

Hi, Annabelle. We met in Chico and it was a great expierence for me. I want to thank you again for playing "Seven Years" and letting me jot down the chords. I've been working on it since and I'm about 80% there. I am an open-mic whore, as my friends and I like to call ourselves, and I already do "Swallow", so I would like to add "Seven Years". Of course, whenever I do "Swallow" I do give much info about you to the audience and recommend your CD to them. About "Seven Years", I know it's about a break-up, but I find the melody beautiful. And what you do vocally there in the middle of the song when you sing "...run". I really like what you do there, it kinda adds a (for lack of a better word) sparkle. I love your lyrical style, and actually, all that you do. Thank you for your music and thank you for talking to me. Stay well, I'll continue to enlighten everyone about Annabelle Chvostek, and I hope to see you again. Rey from Reno. p.s. my next project will be "The Sioux".

Annabelle, it was a pleasure to meet you in Fort Collins, and to be turned on to your music. Your song "The Sioux" has been going round and round in my cd player, along with the whole Resilence album. I had the pleasure of taking the train from Sault Ste. Marie when I was kid vacationing in the UP with my parents from Detroit. The song is beautiful. I look forward to seeing you again sometime, and certainly, hearing more of your music. Be well. -Brandon