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• REV09-Tindall-Mozart_in_the_Jungle.pdf
  

  Note: this article is offered only in English.

  Mozart in the Jungle is a biting critique of what really goes on in the orchestra pits and behind the scenes. It discloses the truth about the conservatoires that produce thousands of graduates a year for a handful of jobs, the superstar conductors and soloists who lord it over orchestral peons, and a fine arts establishment presented as bloated and self-destructive.

  Journalist and oboist Blair Tindall writes about classical music for the New York Times and has performed, toured and recorded with the New York Philharmonic and many other musical groups. She has taught journalism at Stanford University and oboe at the University of California, Berkeley.