Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart, a Boston Pops ensemble and a Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital choir introduced the sounds of sugar plums and jingle bells to sufferers and workers Tuesday.
The live performance, now vacation custom, was established in 2010 to honor former Boston Pops member Pat Hollenback who obtained care on the hospital following a stroke.
As a part of the live performance, sufferers used “jingle sticks” to hitch the efficiency and incorporate the music into their rehab care and therapeutic.
The Spaulding Tabernacle Choir, as it’s recognized, carried out with the Pops and is comprised of workers on the hospital.
“This has become such a cherished tradition for the Boston Pops,” mentioned Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart. “We are very grateful for the doctors and staff who help make it possible to bring the wonderful gift of music to brighten this holiday season.”
Acting at space hospitals has grow to be a convention for the Boston Pops through the holidays, whilst a lot because the Vacation Pops live shows at Symphony Corridor. Earlier within the day Tuesday, the Pops ensemble introduced a vibrant collection of songs to the younger sufferers at Franciscan Youngsters’s Hospital in Brighton.
