UPCOMING PERFORMANCES & EVENTS

The Pines of Rome
Apr
27

The Pines of Rome

Respighi’s The Pines of Rome is a breathtaking ode to nature and the iconic landscapes of the Eternal City. ARiel will join the RSO for the Bruch Violin COncerto No. 1 in G Minor.

Pre-Concert Lecture on THe Pines of Rome begins at 6:00 PM

Concert BEINGS at 7:30 PM

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What Makes It Great?
Apr
8

What Makes It Great?

WHAT MAKES IT GREAT?
Hosted by Rob Kapilow and featuring Ariel Horowitz and the Manhattan School of Music Sinfonia


Beethoven’s only violin concerto – one of the most famous of all time – was deeply misunderstood by his contemporaries, who were bewildered by its length and mass of seemingly unconnected ideas. How did this revolutionary masterpiece become mainstream concert fare? Can we rehear this celebrated concerto today as the astonishingly radical piece it once was?

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Ariel Horowitz at the Brooklyn Public Library
Apr
6

Ariel Horowitz at the Brooklyn Public Library

At the Brooklyn Public Library’s Dweck Auditorium, Ariel will be debuting music from her upcoming album, entitled Phoenix. This album will center themes of growing up and healing, especially the wounds of her inner child. She will be playing with close friend and pianist Alexa Stier!

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Jupiter Chamber Players
Feb
19

Jupiter Chamber Players

Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players was created in January 2002 as A Living Tribute to Jens Nygaard, conductor extraordinaire of the orchestra, Jupiter Symphony.

Currently, Jupiter’s season comprises forty concerts—each of its thoughtfully-wrought programs is performed twice on twenty Mondays from September through May at the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in New York City. SHows are 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM.

For this concert— BORN IN VIENNA — The music of composers schubert, ZEmlinsky, and schoenberg will be featured.

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Vision Duo x Britt Festival
Feb
13
to Feb 15

Vision Duo x Britt Festival

Vision Duo will take part in an educational residency through Britt Music & Arts Festival, a non-profit organization, is the Pacific Northwest's premier outdoor summer performing arts festival. Located in the historic 1850s gold rush town of Jacksonville, Oregon (USA), Britt presents dozens of summer concerts, featuring world-class artists in classical music, jazz, blues, folk, bluegrass, world, pop and country music. Britt's performance venue is a naturally formed amphitheater set among majestic ponderosa pines and native madrones on the beautiful hillside estate of 19th century photographer Peter Britt.

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East Meadow Public Library
Feb
11

East Meadow Public Library

Ariel horowitz will perform at the East Meadow Public Library for a free concert.

Registration opens on Monday, January 29 at 9 a.m.

Reservations can be made online or by phone at 516-794-2570 (Option 3).

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Musicians on the Rise: Vision Duo & Chromic Duo
Jan
23

Musicians on the Rise: Vision Duo & Chromic Duo

Vision Duo (violinist Ariel Horowitz and percussionist Britton-René Collins) and Chromic Duo (toy pianists and multimedia artists Lucy Yao and Dorothy Chan) explore our experience of time in three musical chapters centering past, future and present. Past will begin with a performance of the final movement of Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time – a masterpiece from the Western Classical 20th canon exploring the concept of immortality. Text shared by the audience will be projected onto the walls of Merkin Hall as the artists move from the Messiaen into their own original compositions and improvisations based on the audience's words. Future will feature further improvisations and original multimedia compositions, and Present will conclude the program with the Messiaen reimagined, symbolic of the convergence of past and future.

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Great Falls Symphony
Jan
20

Great Falls Symphony

Handel's Music for the Royal Fireworks explodes on the stage and leads us into a what's sure to be a fiery and inspired performance of Bach's Violin Concerto by guest artist Ariel Horowitz.

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Heartbeat Music Project: Winter Workshop
Dec
15
to Dec 22

Heartbeat Music Project: Winter Workshop

THE HEARTBEAT MUSIC PROJECT OFFERS MUSIC EDUCATION FOR NAVAJO (DINÉ) K-12 STUDENTS LIVING ON THE NAVAJO RESERVATION. WE CULTIVATE A SAFE SPACE FOR OUR STUDENTS TO THRIVE AND GAIN CONFIDENCE IN THEMSELVES, THEIR ABILITIES, AND THEIR LOCAL AND GLOBAL POTENTIAL.

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Vision Duo
Oct
17

Vision Duo

Ariel horowitz teams up with percussionist Britton-René Collins as Vision Duo.Together they redefine classical music programming by infusing classical works with contemporary elements. Their post-genre and contemporary music approach, combined with a commitment to equity and access in musical spaces, which sets them apart. their "Genre-Fication" program explores the uncharted soundscapes of violin and percussion, while their upcoming season features the innovative "Electrovision" program blending acoustic, electronic, and multidisciplinary experiences.

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Jupiter Chamber Players
Sep
18

Jupiter Chamber Players

Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players was created in January 2002 as A Living Tribute to Jens Nygaard, conductor extraordinaire of the orchestra, Jupiter Symphony. Currently, Jupiter’s season comprises forty concerts—each of its thoughtfully-wrought programs is performed twice on twenty Mondays from September through May at the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in New York City. For this concert— quite english — The English composers on this program looked to the past in their revival of English music.

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THE HEARTBEAT MUSIC PROJECT
May
25
to Jun 3

THE HEARTBEAT MUSIC PROJECT

The Heartbeat Music Project offers music education for Navajo (Diné) K-12 students living on the Navajo Reservation. We cultivate a safe space for our students to thrive and gain confidence in themselves, their abilities, and their local and global potential.

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