'Our music cannot be destroyed': the duo reviving a macabre Ukrainian masterpiece | Classical music

Russia has fought a long war against Ukraine’s composers. Now Kyiv-born conductor Dalia Stasevska and US violinist Joshua Bell are resurrecting a war-scarred concerto – with an orchestra whose horn-player is missing in action

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