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Dr. Joseph Dearani, chair of Cardiovascular Surgery, shared his saxophone-playing skills in a recent virtual presentation.
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Saxophone-playing surgeon Dr. Joseph Dearani incorporated his musical talent into his virtual outgoing presidential address to The Society of Thoracic Surgeons. (Contributed photo)
Saxophone and surgery don’t usually go hand in hand, but Dr. Joseph Dearani practices both music and medicine.
He’s the chair of Cardiovascular Surgery at Mayo Clinic and a professor of surgery in the Mayo College of Medicine, but he also tries to make time each morning to practice jazz saxophone. He said playing sax helps him clear his mind before he starts his day.
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Some of Rochester’s music made it to vinyl. Luke Hendrickson’s country album “One Night at the Crystal Lounge” came out as a 33 1/3 with some beautiful album art by local artists Amy Dybing and Jessica Bruss. Hendrickson’s record, like several other important local releases, was recorded by Zach Zurn at Rochester’s own Carpet Booth Studios.
Zurn’s studio recorded the second full-length album from hometown legend and Mayo High School graduate Matthew Hauri, better known as Yung Gravy. Before recording at Carpet Booth, Yung Gravy already had platinum and gold tracks under his belt. His 2020 record “Gasanova” was No. 6 on Billboard’s emerging artists chart the second week in October.