MOZART IN THE JUNGLE
Blair Tindall


Selected Works

Sydney Morning Herald
Musicians n' Drugs
Los Angeles Times
Oliver Sacks interview
Financial Times
The Song Lines
Los Angeles Times
Wonderful instruments
Los Angeles Times
Amateurs fiddle around
Los Angeles Times
Killer weed!
New York Times
Orchestra bosses' $$$
New York Times
Women conductors
New York Times
Stage fright drugs
New York Times
Girls gone wild
New York Times
Buy yourself an opera
Sierra
Dubya's nuking your hometown
Sierra
Fast trains v. air shuttles
Sierra
California tidepools
Yoga Journal
STAGE FRIGHT!!!
Palo Alto Weekly
Psychedelic Palo Alto
San Francisco Examiner
What crawls into 24-hour Fitness at 3 a.m.?



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Image from "Mozart in the Jungle"
Photo by Blair Tindall

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PRAISE FOR MOZART IN THE JUNGLE

**"Blair Tindall blows the lid off the world of classical music in this book that transcends the genre of memoir. While an intensely personal and revealing story, Mozart in the Jungle is also fine investigative journalism, with an abiding sense of history. It's a remarkable multi-layered work of non-fiction. She entered the sacred temple of classical music--for so long shrouded in mystery, off-limits to critical examination--emerged with this tale of a non-profit "industry" bent on self destruction, conductors feeding at the trough of excess, both monetary and sexual. This book is a must-read for anyone concerned about the arts in America."
--Dale Maharidge, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "And Their Children After Them."

**"In her wonderfully eloquent memoir Blair Tindall takes us into the rehearsal rooms and the orchestra pits, the dressing rooms and the bedrooms of the classical musicians who make such beautiful music in some of America's best known orchestras.  Mozart in the Jungle is a remarkably candid and courageous book."
--Margot Livesey, author, "Banishing Verona"


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