Documentary OZAWA (Blu-ray)

Contents: Created by Peter Gerb / David & Albert Maisurs. (1985 Works/Recording Time: 56 Minutes / One Side Layer / Color / Screen Size 4:3 / Audio: Linear PCM Stereo, Japanese Subtitles)

[Performance] Beethoven: Piano Concert No.2 Variation Major Workmanship 19 Dovolzerk: Cello Collaboration Ro-Minor Work: 104, B.191 Mala: Symphonic Song No.2 Ha Minor "Resurrection" Bach (Hideo Saito): Chaconne (Tsuzuru Raku Version) from others. The playing scenes are part of a rehearsal scene.

[Performance] Shinjo Osawa, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Rudolph Zelkin (Piano), Yoyo Ma (Cello) Jessie Norman (Meso Soprano), Edit Wience (Soprano), Naohiro Tsukusha (Director), Paulownia Academy Hideo Memorial Orchestra

Director: David Macles, Albert Macles

Made in 1985.

Subtitles: Approx. 58 minutes

Sage Ozawa Matsumoto Festival 30th Anniversary Special Planning

This is a valuable documentary footprint that records the aspiring activity in Ozawa, Tanglewood, Salzburg, and Tokyo. A different color video work of the demon males brothers in the US film production world, who worked with works from the documentary movie "Gimmy Shelter" by Shibo Osawa, representative world conductor of Japan. This OZAWA is a masterpiece that captures the intense passion and humanistic appeal of Ozawa, who is serious about the classic music. In addition to the wonderful music of Solists and Orchestra, it is a masterpiece that appeals to the movie. Upconvert from 1" master tape to the first BD version