Hello. Hi, I'm Kelly Harlock and I'm Sasha Kelly and you're listening to the

very first episode of that classical podcast for 2021. Isn't that crazy Kelly?

That is crazy times. Really hope this year is a little bit better, a little bit better than 2020.

Yeah. But yes, welcome to the show. Today we actually have a

listener to thank for the idea for this episode. Yeah. Because a few weeks ago, a lovely lady called Tegan, emailed us saying that she would love to hear an episode about some pieces we dislike.

Okay, I love this idea. She said, and I quote, we were quite positive about the pieces we shared, which I think is true.

I think we are using by positive people, I think.

Like overly positive, annoyingly positive at times, I think people would say.

But she also said that it's hard to discern the full scope of someone's taste just by their

likes, which is completely true. and she would love to get a more

complete picture of how we relate to classical music. Ooh yeah isn't that great so you know

what Tigan and to all of our listeners you may not know this about me but I'm British well you probably know I'm British but as a British

person one of my finest qualities is that I love to whine about stuff for hours.

You know, the weather, a disappointing sandwich, a moisturizer that doesn't work for my skin type.

You know, you name it, I'll have a moan about it so do you just so you know

People call you winching palm do you call yourselves winging palms or is that just an Australian thing

Do you call us winching pops?

Yeah, that's what Australian say.

They're like, oh, do not another winching palm.

And pom for anyone who doesn't know

stands for prisoner of Mother England.

Does it?

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