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THE ROCKWAY ENTERTAINERS. [an acronym]

T his group of folk who love to sing,    

H ave entertained, to pleasure, bring,    

E xcitedly, with lively zing.                  


R educing some of us to tears.               

O f 'JOY', I'll add, not woe,                     

C onductors? well of them, there's two  

K arl urges us to 'go'.                              

With ages 'fifties' and beyond,                   

All from here, and 'cross the 'pond'.             

Y es, there's 'grey'  plus 'nay' and 'blonde'   


E ntertainment's in our name,                    

N otes, so musical, our fame,                   

T ales, some true, but set to tunes,               

E nvisaging serene sand dunes.                  

R iveting, enthralling song,                         

T unefully with gusto, strong.                  

A stounding repertoire to  pour,                 

I deally, all can read the score,                

N ovelty songs, we also croon.                        

E njoy rehearsing every tune,                       

R eviewing music, practice site,            

S opranos, 'say', they're "always right".      


Well I know it is rosemary birthday 85(?) And my birthday ( 60 ) 

The choir oldest member is 89 youngest I think is 40something . 

We do about 8 sing outs a year. We did a show our first professional show in November called silver Threads. We have 2 pianists , 2 conductors,  the sopranos are always right, the basses like to make up notes,  does that help ? 

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