A French court has sentenced the cornet player and early-music leader Jean Tubéry to six months in prison, suspended, and three years’ ineligibility for public office.
He was found guilty of ‘repeatedly imposed comments with sexual connotations.’
Tubéry is founder-director of La Fenice ensemble and a professor at the Conservatoire in Lyon.
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