The comedian on her love of Mahler’s Symphony No 5 – and the folk song from Georgia that she sings in the shower
got me into. They’ve got an art school feel, almost spoken word. The lyrics are these little celebrations of banal, everyday things, and they’re all delivered in a monotone. It’s trying to do the opposite of entertaining you, which I really respect.Mahler’s Symphony No 5: it’s so emotive. I’ve loved it ever since I first heard it, aged 16, on the soundtrack to
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