The Webb Sisters chat to I Like Music

Charley: It's always very fulfilling, because once you've finished and got to the point where you think you've got the song how you want it, it's a very satisfying feeling.

ILM: Yeah, you've come to the end of the journey for that particular song. It must be nice.
Charley you began studying the piano at six, Hattie the harp from eight and that led to as teenagers giving recitals around the country, appearing at parties and posh functions, often earning up to £600 - Twice played for Princess Anne, and once for the Queen. Tell us about that one? [See kids what can happen if you avoid hanging around outside your local newsagents]

Charley: Yeah, that was definitely a great grounding for Hat and I in terms of just being prepared and making sure we'd rehearsed and stuff like that. Even though it was very different music to what we play now, it's the same elements of practicing and trying to eradicate any nerves and trying to do the best performance you can and trying to portray an emotion or a message to somebody. And, even though the music is different now, we do both still enjoy playing classical music and it's been a huge part of our background and how we've learned our instruments, so it was definitely a great time for us. And it was a great time for me and Hattie working together and just being like it was just the two of us out there, when we were really quite young.
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