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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2021 · 21 MIN

The Healing Power of Indian Classical Music with Physician/Musician - Dr Tara Rajendran

from Creative Medicine · host Amal Lad

On this week’s episode, I speak to Tara Rajendran, who is an incredible Indian classical musician and also a doctor. We recorded this conversation during the height of covid in India and we speak about how Tara gave out her music for free to help improve well-being. We speak about the power of music in healing and the need for more evidence and research need to bring creativity to mainstream healthcare.Dr. Tara Rajendran, MBBS MFA, is a medical doctor, classical instrumentalist, and writer. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in classical music and is the leading advocate for incorporating music into India's palliative oncology infrastructure. Her advocacy program is titled 'Oncology and Strings'Follow Tara:Instagram @tara_rajendranTwitter @TaraRajendranWebsite: www.tararajendran.comFollow Amal:Instagram @amal.ladTwitter @AmalLadMusicCreative Medicine:Instagram: creativemedicineukwww.creativemedicine.co.ukPlease download, subscribe, leave a comment/review if you like the podcast. We really appreciate the support!See you next time!

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