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Hello, I'm Joanna Lumley. I'm in my garden in London and I'm walking down the

garden path to the music room. In there, I'll find my husband, the composer and conductor,

Stephen Barlow. Now, we've been married almost 40 years and I think however long you've been

with someone, you have questions that you'd like to ask your partner.

So this podcast is my chance to ask Stephen the questions I've always wanted to ask him about one of his and my greatest passions, classical music.

Welcome to Joanna and the Maestro.

Hello, Maestro.

Hello, and welcome to Joanna and the Maestro.

I'm Joanna, and here's the maestro, Stephen Barlow.

And today I've got an interesting and quite important question to talk to you about, which is modernism, something that has slightly sort of scooted over my head.

Because what you particularly said to me you'd like to talk about is the breakdown of tonality.

Now you've left me, I've stumbled at the first fence.

Can you help me on this, my story?

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