Ozawa conducts final concerts in Boston

BOSTON, United States - Japanese maestro Seiji Ozawa smiles at the audience April 20 after conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the first of two final concerts at Symphony Hall in Boston. Ozawa, who began his tenure with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1973, will be resigning in August as he will start serving as musical director of the Vienna State Opera this fall.

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