计划于2月10日举行的Covid Memorial Ruditial

TheMcGovern Center for Humanities and Ethicsand the学生事务办公室presents a COVID Memorial Recital with musical performances from the McGovern community, Feb. 10.

The recital was organized by蒂莫西·乔治,可以, and will honor the lives lost and sacrifices made, as well as the ongoing challenges surrounding COVID-19. George will play alongside classmatesGrace Kuang, MS3; andJeff Jin，MS4; as well as医学博士Ryan Huebinger, assistant professor in theDepartment of Emergency Medicine.

乔治说：“在毕业前在学校举行独奏会一直是我的长期目标。”“大约一年前，我考虑过在采访季后举行'兴后'演奏会，但是回想起来，考虑到大流行的课程，这有点幼稚。我希望独奏会来纪念大流行期间许多人的丧失和牺牲。因此，我将其更改为共同的纪念独奏会。”

COVID纪念独奏会将在中午举行，以混合形式举行，在五楼画廊的现场表演限制，并通过Facebook Live. The live performance is limited to 50 attendees and a lunch will be provided following the recital. Works from Chopin Chaminade, and Rachmaninoff will be featured during the recital.

“My program takes the audience through a whirlwind of emotions in an attempt to reflect our experience traversing through the pandemic,” George said. “The first piece is a battle between tranquility and chaos, with chaos succeeding in the end. The second is a journey towards triumph, with a touch of reminiscence. The final piece in an elegy filled with somber passion, ending in a funeral march.

“It is important to have this recital for our McGovern community, because it gives people a chance to pause and reflect on all that we have endure: the good, the bad, and the ugly. It is also a special opportunity for us musicians in medicine to share our craft with our colleagues.”

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