Thank you very much dear Sara＾＾
Please have a happy week.＾＾Masumi＾＾

Olá, Sara, tudo bem??....convite aceito!!!....e que bom que gostou do vídeo!!!

Dear Dr. Sara, I still struggle with this technology. Had not heard of Kimiko Kasai before, thank you for bringing her charming work to my attention. With Honda Minako many of us were struck by the combination of sensuality and niceness. She brought together aspects that most cultures drive us to consider separate if not opposed - sweetness & sexuality, niceness and sex appeal, kindness and joy in ones own beauty, etc. She did have a lovely voice and was coming to be able to do more and more with it. [I love her version of Nessun Dorma in "Medely 2004"]. But, in truth, much of her material was not that interesting and some of the producers she worked with could have done a lot better by her with their arrangements. Also, we cannot help but have special feelings about talented people who bring us joy but who pass out of this life at an early juncture. Best regards, Greg Gibbs

Mr Gibbs, you will enjoy a variety of musical harmony, but I noticed that you adore Minako Honda ... really, it's like a fairy, her voice matches her appearance ... I liked how she performs works of Edvard Grieg .. .

Dear Dr. Sara, I added "Music is the Key" to my favorites on Youtube. I like everything you have recommended. My tastes are rather broad and eccentric. If you look at my favorites on Youtube they are bits of all sorts of stuff. Be well, Greg

Dear Dr. Sara, Had not heard of the group Incognito. Now that you've brought them to my attention I quite like their take on "Summer in the City". Greg Gibbs

Dr. Sara, If I'm the first to make a comment should it be incognito? It has been fun getting to know you a bit this week. Hope I'm not taking too much of your time. Usually I only look at my e-mail once or twice a week. Since I'm proofreading that book I'm on the computer 18- 20 hours a day this week. It is a nice break from looking for misspellings to go over to your facebook page. I hope you and yours are well. Gregory Gibbs