Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Symphony No. 9 in D major (Written in 1909-1910)
Seiji Ozawa chose this symphony as last program with The Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 1
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 2
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 3
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 4
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 5
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 6
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 7
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 8
Mahler “Symphony No. 9” -Seiji Ozawa / Boston S. O. Last Concert Part 9
Seiji Ozawa / Boston Symphony Orchestra -Last Concert
(April 20, 2002 at The Symphony Hall in Boston)
小澤征爾指揮ボストン交響楽団
（ボストン交響楽団でのラスト・コンサート）
２００２年４月２０日 ボストン・シンフォニーホール
Seiji Ozawa took over the Boston Symphony Orchestra and remained the Music Director for 30 years since 1973 until 2002, the longest tenure of any Boston Symphony conductor.
