Seiji Ozawa conducts a Gershwin Night at the Waldbühne
George Gershwin loved performing at open-air concerts, so it made perfect sense for the Berliner Philharmoniker to dedicate their 2003 Waldbühne concert exclusively to his most famous works. Supported by the Marcus Roberts Trio, conductor Seiji Ozawa presented An American in Paris, the Rhapsody in Blue and the Concerto in F, turning the Waldbühne into a vast, swinging jazz club.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Seiji Ozawa
Marcus Roberts Trio
© 2003 EuroArts Music International
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