New York Philharmonic musicians play pieces by Fukushima children

New York Philharmonic musicians play pieces by Fukushima children

Karin Utagawa (3rd from L), a 14-year-old second year student at the junior high school affiliated with Fukushima University, makes a speech at a concert held by New York Philharmonic musicians in New York on March 24, 2015. On the far left is Takehito Shimazu, the principal of the junior high school. The musicians played pieces composed by school children from Fukushima and the United States under the theme of the "rebirth" of the disaster-stricken northeastern Japan region. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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