Music festival in China without maestro Ozawa

BEIJING, China - People enter the venue where a music festival given by the Saito Kinen Orchestra of Japan begins in Beijing on Sept. 1, 2011. On the right is notice explaining that the renowned Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa, the orchestra's founder, has had to cancel his planned performance due to health problems.

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