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Linton Stephens on Imposter Syndrome, Chineke! & Finding His Place in Classical Music

In this Spotlight Session, we’re joined by Linton Stephens — bassoonist, broadcaster, and passionate advocate for equality in the arts. Linton reflects on navigating imposter syndrome, finding his place in classical music, and the moment he decided to prove people wrong after being told as a teenager that “you’ve got to be really good” to succeed in the industry. We explore his wide-ranging career, from performing with leading UK orchestras and holding a bassoon chair with the Chineke! Orchestra, to presenting concerts and programmes for BBC Radio 3. Linton also speaks about his work in broadcasting, education, and advocacy — and we even find out what he might be doing if classical music hadn’t worked out 👀 This conversation launches our Spotlight Sessions series, celebrating people who are shaping music with integrity, curiosity, and purpose. 🎶 Featuring: – Imposter syndrome in classical music – Chineke! Orchestra – BBC Radio 3 & broadcasting – Career pathways & representation – Belonging in the music sector