Finger Eleven - Absent Elements

As a rule, when compiling programs, compromise decisions are made, which are largely influenced by financial considerations. If one concert is extremely attractive and, therefore, very expensive, the next one must be cheaper, but more democratic in the choice of musical works, so that a sufficient number of listeners can attend it. When a famous and expensive conductor is invited, they save on the soloist - and vice versa. If they want to play a very specific and rarely performed composition on stage, but cannot afford to hire the right performers, they usually either turn to young virtuosos not known to the general public, or refuse the project at all.