God, He's The Greatest Conductor Of Them All Poem by Mark Heathcote

God, he's the greatest conductor of-them-all
Johann Sebastian Bach, he's-like-a-heavenly footnote
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, he's-a-magical waterfall
Igor Stravinsky, a dawn chorus now about to be bulldozed
But God, he's the greatest conductor of-them-all
Gustavo Mahler, he's-a-dancing acrobatic butterfly,
Franz Joseph Haydn, he's a mountain-range-forest a fireball
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, he's a flood, a starry sky to stupefy,
But God, he's the greatest conductor of-them-all
George Frideric Handel, he's like-sombre-moonlight happily reflected
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi, he's-a-lover's-heart-leaping enthral.
George Gershwin is playfully romantic blood & tissue connected
But God, he's the greatest conductor of-them-all
He's the one with-the-real musicality rapport
He's the one all these composers try to extoll.