Young Seiji Ozawa

Seiji Ozawa　
-born September 1, 1935
-1959：International Competition of Orchestra Conductors in Besançon (First Price)
-1965--1969:Tronto Symphony Orchestra
-1970--1977:Sanfrancisco Symphony Orchestra
-1973--2002:Boston Symphony Orchestra
-2002-2010:The Vienna State Opera (Wiener Staatsoper)

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[NellyBoogan]

Is this beethoven no. 1? or is it a mozart?

[TheVideoCollections]

@NellyBoogan --beethoven no. 1

[fisulina]

Amo a Seiji. Lo ví por primera vez en TV, en un concierto al aire libre MARAVILLOSO. Hasta que gracias a YOUTUBE, me conecté nuevamente con su espectacular dirección y videos.

[kgiven100]

The great Rudolf Serkin!!!!!

[graceissuchabitch]

he reminds me of me so much

[fuscomblindo]

@TheVideoCollections it's beethoven n 2: it' was the first concerto written by beethoven but is universally renowed as beethoven number 2 (as it was published for second)

[techno4beer]

なんと素晴らしい。

[principalpercussion]

T was a student at Tanglewood the same year that Seiji and was friends with him..

I remember Charles munch walking around the grounds with Seiji. I also remember Seiji joining some of his fellow students and going to "Seven Hills" a hangout after hours.. Years later when I was a member of The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Seiji came to conduct and we reunited with a few memories of those decades earlier.. How nice it was..

[NOSEhow2LIV]

Very heartwarming video, showing humor, bridging generations, cultures &styles,(Serkin/Ozawa, what contrast yet what harmony),and showing why he has been always so valued as a partner by the greatest soiloists & singers.

[cullivoebhoy]

Fantastic video - and sooo many wonderful memories of this truly gifted man.

Many thanks for posting this!

I first saw Mr Ozawa when he was guest conductor with the Toronto symphony Orchestra - in Massey Hall, I think it was circa 1962 - Tchiakovsky's 5th symphony - and the way he transformed our orchestra was remarkable - it made you thing you were seeing & listening to the Viena Philharmonic. Truly amazing.

I was so happy when he became our 'permanent' conductor a couple of years later