Dr. Jennifer Miles to play Carnegie Hall -- virtually
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Since the COVID pandemic began, St. Tammany Health System’s resident physician musician, Dr. Jennifer Miles, has been playing with the National Virtual Medical Orchestra, a group of medical professionals who perform together online. (Photo: by Tim San Fillippo / STHS)
Medicine isn’t the only thing St. Tammany Health System pediatrician Dr. Jennifer Miles practices.
A concert cellist, Dr. Miles will be playing Carnegie Hall this weekend – virtually.
In addition to practicing medicine, Dr. Miles has been practicing cello since she was 10 years old. And although she decided in college to pursue medicine rather than music as a profession, she’s never lost her love for playing.
And so, in addition to performing locally as part of what she calls her “other job,” since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic Dr. Miles has been playing with the National Virtual Medical Orchestra, which is a group of physician musicians who teamed up to perform online together.
Recently, the group was asked to record a performance – which they did separately, each recording to a click track in the socially distanced safety of their own homes – that will be livestreamed from Carnegie Hall tonight (Thursday, Dec. 17) beginning at 6:30 p.m. CT.
Visit the Carnegie Hall website to learn more and to tune in.