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Seiji Ozawa obituary

First Japanese conductor to gain recognition in the west who achieved superstar status

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Seiji Ozawa, explosive conductor who blazed a Japanese trail in classical music – obituary

An inspiring showman, he was a protégé of Leonard Bernstein and studied with Herbert von Karajan

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Seiji Ozawa, explosive and invigorating conductor who blazed a Japanese trail in classical music – obituary

Seiji Ozawa, who has died aged 88, was one of the few Japanese musicians to make a significant mark in the Western classical music tradition. He crossed the East-West divide with remarkable ease, creating some mesmerising music during a tenure of almost three decades with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

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Seiji Ozawa, groundbreaking Asian conductor, dies at 88

Seiji Ozawa, groundbreaking Asian conductor, dies at 88
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Seiji Ozawa, famed conductor of Boston Symphony Orchestra, dead at 88

The first Asian musician to establish a top-level international career in Western music, Mr. Ozawa became a major figure in Europe, America, and his native Japan and a conscientious citizen of each musical community in which he worked.

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