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== The Philadelphia Jazz Project Arts Of Healing == | == The Philadelphia Jazz Project's Arts Of Healing == | ||
Since late 2016, PJP has quietly been working to develop a collaboration between area ''medical professionals who have a creative interest in music production and local Jazz musicians'', some who have experienced healthcare emergencies and have been serviced by medical professionals. We sought out singers, poets, rappers and musicians who work within the HealthCare Industry to take part in this project. We wanted to engage Delaware Valley Healthcare Workers and Medical Professionals irrespective of job title, or affiliation. | Since late 2016, PJP has quietly been working to develop a collaboration between area ''medical professionals who have a creative interest in music production and local Jazz musicians'', some who have experienced healthcare emergencies and have been serviced by medical professionals. We sought out singers, poets, rappers and musicians who work within the HealthCare Industry to take part in this project. We wanted to engage Delaware Valley Healthcare Workers and Medical Professionals irrespective of job title, or affiliation. | ||
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The Philadelphia Jazz Project's Arts Of Healing
Since late 2016, PJP has quietly been working to develop a collaboration between area medical professionals who have a creative interest in music production and local Jazz musicians, some who have experienced healthcare emergencies and have been serviced by medical professionals. We sought out singers, poets, rappers and musicians who work within the HealthCare Industry to take part in this project. We wanted to engage Delaware Valley Healthcare Workers and Medical Professionals irrespective of job title, or affiliation.