Seiji Ozawa urges youth to go abroad, says hard work virtue

VIENNA, Austria - Japanese maestro Seiji Ozawa gestures during an interview with Kyodo News in Vienna on Feb. 27. Ozawa became the music director of the Vienna State Opera last September after 29 years with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

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