| Main Performers | Madame Gleeson-White,
Phyllis Lett,
Kennerley Rumford,
Captain John Coates - vocals,
J A Meale FRCO, organ,
W H Squire - violincello |
| Secondary Performers | Cyril Jenkins - accompanist |
| Orchestra or Band | Massed Bands of the Household Cavalry,
Massed Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry |
| Conductors | Major Charles Hall MVO,
Lieut. Manuel Bilton,
Lieut. George Miller LRAM |
| Set List | 'Grand Trumpet Flourish', Lieut. G Miller (Massed Trumpeters),
'Pomp and Cicumstance', Elgar (Massed Bands),
Song: 'The Yeomen of England', Edward German (Kennerley Rumford),
Overture: 'Plymouth Hoe', Ansell (Massed Bands),
Recit. and Air: 'O For the Wings of a Dove', Mendelssohn (Gleeson-White),
Violincello Solo: 'Meditation in C', Squire (W H Squire, J A Meale),
Suite: 'Woodland Pictures', Fletcher (Massed Bands),
'Three Dale Dances', Wood (Massed Bands),
Aria: ''Che Faro Senza Euridice?' (Orfeo)', Gluck (Phyllis Lett),
Dramatic Tone Poem: 'In Peril on the Sea', J A Meale (J A Meale),
'Miniature Suite', Eric Coates (Massed Bands),
Song: 'Eleanor', S Coleridge-Taylor (John Coates),
'Bouree and Gigue, from the music to 'Much Ado about Nothing'', Edward German (Massed Bands) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1920/37) |