Conductor Ozawa given 1st medal by Tanglewood music festival

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa. Ozawa was presented with the first-ever Tanglewood medal in absentia at the 75 anniversary celebration of the Tanglewood music festival in Massachusetts on July 14, 2012.

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