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"Mozart in the Jungle is funny, startling, heartbreaking, informative, and utterly absorbing. Blair Tindall writes like an angel."
--Lee Smith, author, "The Last Girls"

Los Angeles Times

Successful musicians pursue passions in alternate careers -- staying fresh and blasting through the recession.

Des Moines Register

Universities must set policies for handling sexual harassment

Sydney Morning Herald

How much are classical musicians really using drugs and alcohol?

Los Angeles Times

Oliver Sacks interview

Financial Times

Music of the soul

Los Angeles Times

World music at UCLA

Los Angeles Times

Amateur chamber musicians fiddle around in SoCal

Los Angeles Times

California's killer weed makes glorious sounds

New York Times

Ballet and modern dancers rely on healthy, holistic health practices

New York Times

Among the 18 American orchestras with 52-week contracts, at least 7 pay their music directors more than $1 million, and 3 pay their managers more than $700,000.

New York Times

Are women conductors hitting a glass ceiling? Or preparing to break into the top-tier orchestras?

New York Times

Prescription heart medication also calms stage fright.

New York Times

The last night of live music on Broadway, on the eve of the 2003 musicians' strike.

New York Times

American musicians relax at a Korean bathhouse in Tokyo.

New York Times

The cost of commissioning a work of music, from one-minute solo to full-length opera.

Sierra

Ordinary Americans affected by environmental policies of the Bush administration

Sierra

A great race between the northeast's high-speed rail and air shuttles.

Sierra

The edge of land and sea is a riot of life, where humans can wreck what crashing waves cannot in the tidepools that inspired John Steinbeck's greatest work.

Yoga Journal

A musician confronts her stage fright the natural way...with absolute terror!

Palo Alto Weekly

Silicon Valley locals recall their long, strange trip through the '60s

San Francisco Examiner

What crawls into 24-hour Fitness Gym all night long?