Impending fatherhood meant that Ilan Volkov pulled out of conducting his orchestra in the second of its Edinburgh festival appearances; a Stravinsky double bill that seemed to bear all the hallmarks of a piece of classic Volkov programming that would doubtless have been brought to life by one of his characteristically intense, driven performances.
Impending fatherhood meant that Ilan Volkov pulled out of conducting his orchestra in the second of its Edinburgh appearances, a Stravinsky double bill that bears all the hallmarks of a piece of classic Volkov programming, and one that he would doubtless have brought to life.
Goode, one of the sponsors, had slipped out to conduct a survey of the local black market in plowshares.
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