Bizarre injuries of classical musicians. “His 17th-century predecessor Jean-Baptiste Lully wasn’t so lucky. While beating time with a long staff – the custom with orchestras of the time – he brought the stick down hard on his foot. This created an abscess, which subsequently turned gangrenous, and he died a few weeks later.”
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