Essays & Interviews
Our Minds on Music Podcast
Janet Horvath: The Cello Still Sings: A Holocaust Memoir of Music and Resilience OurMindonMusic #59
Watch a Mighty Blaze interview with Janet and NY Times bestselling author Jenna Blum – the site profiles authors, and features new books, connecting authors and readers
The Cello Sherpa Podcast
Song of Survival An Interview with Janet Horvath, Author and Former Associate Principal Cellist of the Minnesota Orchestra
“About Music & Musicians” on Interlude.HK
Janet is a frequent contributor to the classical music blog/mag.
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The Green Room for Artists Interview
“Living to Tell the Tale” Interview by Heather O’Donnell
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The College Music Society
Hearing Is Our Business: When A Musician Suffers A Career-Ending Hearing Injury; Janet Horvath, MFA; October 19, 2018
Athletes and the Arts
Video Interview: Janet Horvath, Musician (11:13)
Minneapolis Star Tribune
How a Transplanted Orchestra Musician Became a Real Minnesotan
Trust the Process Podcast
If You Don’t Do THIS, You Will Not Recover From Your Injury! With Cellist Janet Horvath
The Cello Museum Interview
Interview with Brenda Neece, including book excerpts read by Janet. Enter to win a signed copy of The Cello Still Sings and a Cello Museum tee shirt!
‘Camp Concerts by Leonard Bernstein and a Hungarian Cellist’ from Hungarian Jewish Political and Cultural Magazine, SZOMBAT
“We can still learn new stories from the tragedy of the Hungarian Holocaust. When Janet Horvath, a former leading cellist of the Minnesota Symphony, told me about her family history, I thought it should be written about because few in Budapest had heard of Leonard Bernstein and the 1948 European concerts of Holocaust survivors.”
Read full article on Szombat site (in Hungarian and English)
Musicians’ Health Series Interview (podcast)
Music Teachers National Association
National Conference 2020
See Janet’s virtual presentation: A Musician Afraid of Sound
Women’s Connection
Janet Horvath shares her experiences and secrets to playing healthy.
The Atlantic
A Musician Afraid of Sound: How a Professional Cellist Learned to Live with a Career-Ending Ear Injury
Janet’s Story
How Janet became an Injury Prevention advocate and author