Seiji Ozawa's career-defining post with the Boston Symphony Orchestra

The Washington Post 2015-12-04

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A pioneer as the first Japanese conductor to break into the very top echelons of the international Western classical music scene, Seiji Ozawa is a Kennedy Center honoree because he served as one of the leading orchestral conductors in the world.

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