There once was an accomplished organist,named Brian,
new tricks and angles he is always a trian(trying)
his teacher could only marvel-this dove s already got wings,
he surmised,though the haze he ll be(Hazelby) destined for great things,
to his gigs he s up in the clouds and is a flyin !(ref to pilot)
for Brian Hazelby.
Jennifer Kersey-September 2010.
Penny Weedon is worried like all,
As society and club numbers fall,
We need to act soon,
To avoid certain doom,
The demise of our world would be cruel.
There once was an organist named Brian Sharp,
we thank the Lord he didn t learn to play a harp,
his individual interpretation and pizzicato touch
and variety with gay abandon-(he does it much)
is akin to a swipe in the face with a wet carp!
Jennifer Kersey(tongue in cheek!)
There once was an organist name of Daniel Watt,
plenty of personality,talent and a hat he has got,
practice for perfection he s forever impressin`
make your style individual hes always a stressin`
and with his flair and good looks he s got the lot!
Jennifer K
November 1st, 2010.
There once was a very gifted accordianist called John Romero,
who could easily but never did want to play Ravel s Bolero,
it s far too long and goes on just a tad-he mused
not exciting enough for this musical lad to get enthused,
he`d rather sit drinking Sangria in the sun with his sombrero!
Jennifer K
11/11/2010.
There once was a merry old boy called Santa Clause,
whose sleigh in the crispy Christmas night sky did pause,
down the chimneys he dropped with presents galore
gifts and all manner of things you cannot see in a store
and was he ever thankful his britches had protective gauze?!
A rather old one from me when everyone had coal fires(I`ve still got one-its lovely!)
Happy Christmas everyone and a healthy and prosperous New Year.
Jennifer K
There once was a young organist called Tim Butterworth,
(this ll tax my mind no end-get rid of all the clutter(worth),
the New Year is for making and sticking to resolutions,
and for this he s got many outstandingly apt solutions,
so keep giving us that fine musical bread and butter(worth!)
Jennifer K
Ouch................................................................................that s absolutely terrible-but its the best this old dame can produce so early in the year!!
Our farmer and organist Liz
Has gotten herself in a tiz.
Her phone line came down,
In her little home town
On her mobile she now does her biz!
Well done Phil-keep em coming!
There once was a talented organist named Ian Griffin,
his programme is always different-he comes up biffin(g)
the first half of his offerings are invariably pretty damn good,
then he invites audience requests-cor.........knock on wood!
He`ll even play the white.........of Dover with the cliff in!
Jennifer K
(sorry about that, folks-but it is difficult to find a rhyme to Griffin!!!)
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