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Welcome to Joanna and the Maestro. Hello, Maestro. Welcome to Joanna and The Maestro.

Hello, Maestro.

Welcome to this titchy little episode of Ask the Maestro.

I love these TV because they're actually quite short,

but people write in with such fascinating observations and questions.

Maestro, I've got a question here from somebody who you know, Julian Godley.

He's written in as Julian Gottlie. And he says something quite interesting, because I've watched you,

I've watched you performing solo pieces on the piano, but also when you're playing with a singer.

He says, does the maestro prefer to be called an accompanist or pianist or collaborative pianist.

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