Japanese conductor to build network for Asian musicians in N.Y.

Japanese conductor to build network for Asian musicians in N.Y.

NEW YORK, United States - Atsushi Yamada (C), the first Japanese conductor for the New York City Opera, announces Feb. 8 the launch of his new nonprofit organization designed to support young Asian musical artists studying in New York.

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