# Ariel Horowitz

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18 - Ariel Horowitz

Our guest today on the Violin Podcast is American violinist Ariel Horowitz. Ariel is a graduate of the Juilliard School and Yale University. She is the director of the Heartbeat Music Project which aims to provide music education to the Navajo nation. Ms. Horowitz also serves as violin faculty at M…

EP 045: Ariel Horowitz - Struggling Stress & Self-Criticism

ARE YOU SELF-CRITICAL IN THE PRACTICE ROOM? How about in that last rehearsal or concert you just performed? It’s so EASY to get caught up in our own head that we HAVE to be “perfect” every time we play, or sound “better” than we did yesterday, yet even “better” than our colleagues. Is this relat…

The "Tragic Flaws" Edition

Noah Efron, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Don Futterman discuss three topics of incomparable importance and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week. Looking for extra segments and other patron-only perks? They're available to our patrons on Patreon. Bribes…

Series 2 Episode 4 - How Will We Achieve 100% Renewable Energy?

In the final episode of Series 2, Sika and Anna interview Synapse Energy Economics senior associate Ariel Horowitz and principal associate Max Chang. Their question: What needs to be done on the part of citizens and politicians to bring us to a fully renewables-powered world? What ensues is a fasci…

#42 'Yalla,' let's go!

One of the most used words in Israeli slang is actually from Arabic. Yalla is used to encourage someone to do something, but with the right intonation you can deliver an array of different notions. Yalla, press 'play!' Listen to the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon Words and expressions discussed…

The Gift of Art

“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” —Thomas Merton • What is art? Do you think of paintings, sculptures, animation, or museums? What about music, dance, acting, cooking, voice, nature? Culinary arts and performing arts are definitely forms of art. Hosts Brigi…

Pete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 336 - Britton-René Collins

Percussionist, Composer, and Solo and Chamber performer Britton-René Collins stops by to talk about the Excelsis Quartet and its importance in the percussion field (02:30), the Vision Duo with violinist Ariel Horowitz, and getting into composing and arranging (13:40), the 2022 PASIC panel on Black …

Meeting the Growing Energy Needs of Datacenters and AI

In April, EEI hosted its Spring Transmission, Distribution, Metering, and Mutual Assistance Conference. The conference's keynote panel focused on AI, datacenters, and how electric companies are meeting the explosive growth for electricity demand to power these innovative, industry-transforming tech…

Grids, Gas, and AI: Can Washington Make a Deal?

Permitting reform could reshape America’s energy future — if it actually becomes law. Will Washington close the deal on landmark bipartisan legislation? Energy project permitting sits at the center of today’s biggest debates: powering the AI boom, lowering electricity bills, competing with China, …