Conductor Barenboim calls for bridging differences

Conductor Barenboim calls for bridging differences

YOKOHAMA, Japan - World famous pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim speaks in Yokohama about the importance of people bridging their differences and music's role in the process. He was in the city, just southwest of Tokyo, on tour with the Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin.

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