Maestro Ozawa recruits Chinese talent for training in Japan

BEIJING, China - Chinese musicians take part in an audition organized by famed Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa in Beijing on Jan. 5. Ozawa will recruit Chinese operatic and orchestral talent for a special training session in Japan.

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