Interesting music news: the NY Times is reporting that James Levine will be taking over the Boston Symphony Orchestra after Seiji Ozawa steps down. Levine is familiar to most from his very visible post as artistic director of the Metropolitan Opera. He is going to have a very busy schedule as he will continue in all his Met duties and take on the BSO and summers at Tanglewood. But it looks like he won’t have to travel abroad as much to get those other prestigious conducting opportunities.