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Heifetz Institute, Augusta Health program connects musicians to patients, frontline workers
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A new program will connect Heifetz International Music Institute musicians with Augusta Health patients and the frontline workers who support them.
The HeartStrings partnership features intimate “bedside performances” for individual patients as well as larger group concerts, in order to provide inspiration and a sense of community for those who in many cases have been isolated for weeks or even months.
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