Backed by a swing band, the duo performed American standards by the legendary Nat King Cole.
According to press notes, "The New York Pops residency at the Ronald McDonald House New York has helped pediatric cancer patients discover their creative voice through instruction in basic musical, creative writing and instrumental techniques. With those ideals in mind, the Ronald McDonald House band, Bad Habit, has been writing and performing songs for two years. This year, The New York Pops has also been leading a weekly class in vocal and piano performance, resulting in the first-ever Ronald McDonald House Choir."
Here's a look at the benefit concert:
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Lillias White
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Maurice Hines
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Lillias White
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Maurice Hines
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Lillias White
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Maurice Hines
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Maurice Hines and the Ronald McDonald House Kids
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Maurice Hines
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Maurice Hines
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Steven Reineke
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Steven Reineke, Lillias White and the Ronald McDonald House Kids
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Lillias White and Jo Sullivan Loesser
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Steven Reineke and Lillias White
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Lillias White
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For more information visit www.rmh-newyork.org and www.newyorkpops.org.
