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‘You’ll be sorry you told me this!’: the 98-year-old composer who gets musicians – even bassoonists - on their feet

Thea Musgrave, a 98-year-old composer, continues to inspire musicians with her innovative works. This weekend, she debuts her latest piece, a bassoon concerto titled 'Out of the Darkness,' showcasing individuality in performance.

The Guardian· Aug 19, 2026 · 6:10 PM · 112 views

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Thea Musgrave, a 98-year-old composer, continues to inspire musicians with her innovative works. This weekend, she debuts her latest piece, a bassoon concerto titled 'Out of the Darkness,' showcasing individuality in performance. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #music #composer #classical #Proms

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