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Seiji Ozawa Hall is an integral part of Tanglewood

Now a decade old, the venue is loved for design, sound

By Richard Dyer
Globe Staff / August 1, 2004

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LENOX -- Seiji Ozawa Hall looks as if it has always been here at Tanglewood, which is one of the things its architect, William Rawn, intended. "I have a picture of it taken from the hills of Lenox," he says, "looking over the hall and the Stockbridge Bowl; that curved roof feels like it could have been there for 100 ... (Full Article: 1253 Words)

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