Japanese musician Suzuki

Japanese musician Suzuki

LEIPZIG, Germany - Japanese conductor and organist Masaaki Suzuki (R) holds the 2012 Bach Medal on June 8, 2012, as he receives the award from the German city of Leipzig for his contribution to disseminating Johann Sebastian Bach's music, particularly in Japan.

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