The allure of Blair Tindall's 2006 non-fiction book &quot;Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs and Classical Music&quot; is right there in the title. Still, it was no easy feat for the premise of the book to be transformed into &quot;Mozart in the Jungle,&quot; the original series produced by Amazon Studios, which has made the first season available on Amazon starting today. In the show, which is co-written by cousins Jason Schwartzman and Roman Coppola, a young oboist (Lola Kirke) winds up getting cast in the New York Philharmonic by newly hired composer Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal). 

One of several pilots produced months ago by Amazon and selected by viewers to go into production, the show marks a different sort of challenge for the chief creators behind the camera: While Schwartzman acted on HBO's short-lived &quot;Bored to Death,&quot; neither of them had written for television in the past. Several weeks ago, the duo sat down with Indiewire on the &quot;Mozart&quot; set in...<br/>
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