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Anthony Hewitt

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This article is about the classical pianist. For the baseball player, see Anthony Hewitt (baseball).

Anthony Hewitt (born in 1971) is a classical pianist from the Lake District, England.[1][2]

Described by The Gramophone as "a remarkably gifted artist",[2] and by Alfred Brendel as "a young pianist of remarkable talent", Hewitt now combines his busy concert schedule with the duties of directing the Ulverston International Music Festival.[3]

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  1. ^ Donald Rosenberg (10 August 1997). "PLAYING GROWS LIVELIER AS CONTEST PROGRESSES". Plain Dealer.
  2. ^ a b "Hewitt comes to shine light on sunny Cape; English pianist plans annual late-summer working holidays in city". Cape Argus. 23 February 2008.
  3. ^ Adrian Mullen (25 May 2009). "Another top notch line-up for Ulverston International Music Festival". The Westmorland Gazette.

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