sarahjoy-30537 I enjoyed this for the most part. Mr Bernal was very good and Ms. Peters brings life to everything scene. Ms Kirke is hard to watch through the entire series. I nearly stopped watching season 3 because she just sucked the energy out of every scene.

debbiejbaker I stumbled across this little gem a short time ago and have been hooked ever since. It is eccentric, delightful, engaging, educational.... I could go on. I am now on series 4 and have heard it has been cancelled. Why? We need more of this wonderfully entertaining material rather than more ever. Please Amazon, re consider. You have a great cast, amazing storyline that is different and unique. I have learnt so much about classical music and orchestras that I want to continue my learning journey. You also have avid followers... don't disappoint Amazon.... someone else may pick it up....

philipryburn The first few episodes of this show were light and funny. It was a refreshing show, and Rodrigo is an enjoyable character and I learned much about music. By the 3rd season, every other character is hooking up for meaningless flings and the show becomes less about music and culture, and more about sexual promiscuity. Wouldn't recommend wasting your time on it.

Tail_End_Charlie This show benefits from a lively rhythm and new plot points in most episodes. The cast is committed. Burrows, Kirk, and Monk deliver lovely portrayals. On the other hand, I am unconvinced by the predictable, affected interpretations from Bernal, Peters, and McDowell--the writing for these characters needs more depth. This show's approach borders on melodrama, and for many viewers this will work--it strives hard to entertain. There seems to be an overarching purpose to reveal what it means to be a passionate artist, but I find the writers take on this to be linear and cliche.