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The Melbourne Symphony was really on to something in 2017 when it engaged a young Russian conductor for a Rachmaninov concert. That concert was highly praised and since then, Stanislav Kochanovsky has made his debut with a number of other leading orchestras; not just debut performances but, importantly, he has made return appearances.
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