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Watch: ‘Mozart In The Jungle’ Season 2 Trailer Brings A More Chaotic Rhythm

Dec 1, 2015 12:06 pm

For lovers of classical music, the above trailer for “Mozart in the Jungle” Season 2 offers a taste of what’s to come. The series will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in the US, UK, Germany and Austria on December 30.

READ MORE: ‘Mozart in the Jungle’ Showrunner on Why The Amazon Original Is Unlike Anything Else

Based on the memoir by Blair Tindall, the second season will bring viewers returning stars Gael Garcia Bernal, Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Malcolm McDowell and Bernadette Peters, as well as classical music veterans like acclaimed conductor Gustavo Dudamel, world-renowned concert pianist Lang Lang, classical pianist Emanuel Ax, New York Philharmonic Music Director Alan Gilbert, and opera composer and conductor Anton Coppola. Violinist/conductor Joshua Bell also returns this season.

The latest trailer for the upcoming season showcases a tidbit of the chaos, as well as the exotic locales visited (from LA’s Hollywood Bowl to Mexico City’s Palacio de Bellas Artes). Also, this year will feature more episodes directed by the creators themselves — including Jason Schwartzman with his directorial debut.

Watch the trailer above. “Mozart in the Jungle” Season 2 for a sneak peak at what’s to come on December 30.

READ MORE: Jason Schwartzman & Roman Coppola Explain the Challenges of Producing ‘Mozart in the Jungle’ for Amazon

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