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Brookwood concert features Brooklyn Baritones choir; PTA and volunteers thanked
Summary
At a Brookwood school concert the Brooklyn Baritones choir performed several songs; organizers recognized three volunteer parents and thanked the PTA and other parents for support.
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A staff member welcomed attendees to a Brooklyn Baritones Choir concert at Brookwood and asked parents to stand and sing the national anthem, then followed the request with the remark, “April Fools,” according to the event transcript.
The program included multiple vocal performances by the choir. A performer sang lyrics that began, “I used to rule the world,” and other selections that included refrains such as “Love we shared in September” and “I will stay with you,” according to the transcript. The choir drew applause from the audience at several points.
Toward the end of the program, an announcer praised the group and thanked volunteers and parents: “For years and years, Brooklyn Bears, this has been the heart and soul of Brooklyn, and this year is no different. Thank you. You guys were awesome.” The announcer also invited three volunteer parents—Jessica, Heidi and Ann—to the stage and said, “The PTA could not do all of the amazing things that we do at Brookwood,” acknowledging the PTA’s role in organizing the event.
The event concluded with organizers thanking parents for bringing their children and closing with, “Have a wonderful night, and good job, Baritones.”

