(1)Ozawa conducts final concerts in Boston

(1)Ozawa conducts final concerts in Boston

BOSTON, United States - Japanese maestro Seiji Ozawa waves at the audience after conducting his final concerts in Boston with the Boston Symphony Orchestra on April 20. In the first of the two final concerts, Ozawa conducted Hector Berlioz's ''Symphonie Fantastique,'' which is known as his forte. He received a standing ovation from the audience of about 3,000.

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