12-11-14 Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

I had the pleasure of playing again for Travis Moser at this wonderful Benefit at the W hotel on Lexington Avenue

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12-9-14 Georga Osborne at the Masonic Hall Grand Lodge

So happy that Georga Osborne got to sing Mother Nature’s Lament (lyrics by Ruth Williamson) accompanied by the incomparable Mark Hartman.   Thank you so much Georga!

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12-6-14 Rudolph Unplugged comes to New Fairfield

So glad to have done the show a week later at my friend Irene’s Church – The Congregational Church of New Fairfield.  We did a 36 minute version of the show and Irene, John and I presented versions of “Ice Queen,” “Let There Be Peace on Earth,” “Oh Holy Night,” and “Baby It’s Cold Outside”

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12-2-14 Songs of Rodgers and Hart

Attachment-1 moser showTCBL - FB ADWas scheduled  Cancelled at the last minute but on 12-11-14, excerpts from this show will be heard!  . Click here to purchase tickets on Goldstar.

 

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11-29-14 Rudolph Returns

From “Marshmallow World,” to “I’m Still (A Deer),” I had the pleasure of playing piano for Mr. Egan for his one man show. Tonight at The Cortlandt School for the Performing Arts.
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11-23-14 “Day By Day”

Excited to be playing piano for Staci Jo at the Producers Club on Sunday November 23rd at 8 pm! She’s got quite a playlist of songs. For more information on the event, click here.
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11-22-14 “The Divine Mister M”

A fantastic evening of playing mostly prepared songs for very talented alumna for Miguel Flora’s birthday party.  Great to hear youngsters singing standards and good music theater songs!

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11-14-14 Therapy with Alan and Amy at the Duplex

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It was fun to be at the duplex again with Amy and Alan. Songs performed included a new last minute arrangement Man’s World/I Who Have Nothing; Bobby McGee (with friend JJ on guitar); Johanna; Seeing is Believing; Fine; Therapy; Gethsemane; Ruination; I Hate Men (2 choruses); Race You to the Top of the Morning; Always Better; This is Not Over Yet.

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