Iolanta (center) the manager of the Inso Orchestra, was recording a charity concert for displaced Ukrainian artists when the first movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 “Eroica” was interrupted by an air raid siren. As the conductor directed the players off of the stage into the bomb shelter, Iolanta shrugged and passed around a bottle of prosecco for the handful of guests who remained. She toasted, “за смерть путіна - death to Putin” and poured as others mumbled their grievances about Putin. Oksana (right) spoke with shaking anger about how she had already fled Putin’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. She has restarted her life in Lviv, opening three bakeries, but still misses Crimea. She predicted "the Russians would do this... nobody believed [her]."