Maestro Ozawa conducts for 1st time in half year

Maestro Ozawa conducts for 1st time in half year

GENEVA, Switzerland - Conductor Seiji Ozawa (front) speaks to students during an open lesson at his Geneva-based music school on June 27, 2011. He picked up the baton for the first time in public since hernia surgery in January.

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