The Traitors star Alexander Dragonetti has landed an exciting new role presenting his own show on Classic FM.
The star rose to fame after appearing on the third season of the hit BBC reality show, where he finished in fourth place as he was eventually banished during the dramatic finale.
While he didn't win the jackpot, it's now been confirmed that fans will be able to catch up with Alexander every week as he hosts a new five-part series on Classic FM, starting this Friday (March 14) at 9pm.
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Titled Trust Me, It’s a Classic, the series will see Alexander "celebrate some of the biggest and most famous pieces of classical music, alongside music which means the most to him personally".
This includes: Beethoven's 'Symphony No.7', which Alexander first heard while at university; a recording by classical singer Fatma Said that reminds him of his time spent as a diplomat in the Middle East; and Ludovico Einaudi's 'Le Onde', which helped him following the death of his younger brother.
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Trust Me, It’s a Classic will broadcast every Friday from 9pm to 10pm on Classic FM and Global Player, where the series will also be available on catch-up.
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"I’m a big fan of Classic FM – so it’s an honour to be part of such an iconic station. I love how it makes classical music so accessible, including people like me who are still learning!" said Alexander.
"There’s a saying that 'music isn’t meant to be heard – it’s meant to be felt'. I’d like to share the music that really makes me feel – happiness, joy, sadness, reflection – and see if it does the same for you.
"Come join me on a journey to explore these and many more pieces I don’t yet know – discovering the music, the people that wrote it, and the emotions they create."
Trust Me, It’s a Classic will broadcast every Friday from 9pm to 10pm on Classic FM and Global Player.
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