Jan 27, 2006 • 1 min read

Klass gets show on Classic

Former Hear'Say singer Myleene Klass will present a Sunday morning breakfast show on Classic FM from 12 February, replacing Aled Jones, who has moved to the BBC.

And talking of CD:UK, one of the show's presenters, former Hear'Say girl Myleene Klass, has signed up to present a Sunday morning breakfast show on Classic FM.

Starting on 12 Feb, Klass (a classically trained musician, let's not forget, from six generations of classical musicians, apparently) will be playing her favourite pieces from 7am until 9am. It's a slot recently vacated by everyone's favourite former choirboy Aled Jones, who quit the station to move to the BBC.

On the new radio show Klass said: "Classical music has always been my first love. It's the foundation of all music. I've listened to Classic FM since its launch, so to present a show on the station is truly a dream come true."

Station manager Darren Henley said: "Myleene's a sparkling new talent for Classic FM. As soon as I heard her behind the microphone, I knew she'd be a perfect fit for Sunday mornings. She has an easy, laid-back style and an infectious enthusiasm for classical music."

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