On
March 29, conductor, pianist and Cavendish resident, Ignat Solzhenitsyn was the
speaker at the Vermont Humanities Council’s First Wednesday’s program in
Brattleboro. He spoke about how his father Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, while in
exile for almost 18 years in Cavendish, wrote the book The Red Wheel, about Russian and WWI. He also talked about what
life was like for him growing up in Vermont. The lecture can be screened
on-line.
Ignat can also be seen on-line being interviewed as part of the series The Human Parade.
Ignat can also be seen on-line being interviewed as part of the series The Human Parade.
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