
Waldbühne 2003: A Gershwin Night – Berliner Philharmoniker
"A very jazzy Gershwin with Seiji Ozawa"

"A very jazzy Gershwin with Seiji Ozawa"
One day in June 2003, thousands of people came to the Waldbühne Park to spend the night with Gershwin, the composer of Porgy and Bess, the super energised Seiji Ozawa conducting the venerable Berliner Philharmoniker and the famous Marcus Roberts jazz trio.

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