| Main Performers | Emer McParland - vocal,
Junior Technician Matthew Little - vocal,
Flight Sgt. Kenneth Bell - flute,
Junior Technician Matthew Peck,
Junior Technician Paul Sutton,
Junior Technician Simon Carter - trumpets |
| Orchestra or Band | Massed Bands of the Royal Air Force (RAF),
Royal Air Force (RAF) Squadronaires |
| Conductors | Wing Commander H B Hingley,
Flight-Lt. Deryck Davison,
Flight-Lt. Duncan Stubbs,
Flight-Lt. David Compton,
Flight-Lt. Stuart Stirling,
Squadron-Leader Alan Mossford |
| Set List | 'Fanfare on the RAF Call',
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
Flourish - 'Knights of the Air', Barrie Hingley,
Poem - 'High Flight', John Magee,
Prelude - 'The Spitfire', Walton,
Quick March - 'Cavalry of the Clouds', Alford,
Song March - 'The Army, Navy and Air Force', Darewski, Lockton (Band Technician Matthew Little),
From the Suite 'Conquest of the Air' 'The Wind', 'Gliding', 'Stunting', Bliss, arr. Hingley,
Trumpet Trio - 'Buglers Holiday', Leroy Anderson (Junior Technician Matthew Peck, Junior Technician Paul Sutton, Junior Technician Simon Carter),
'1st Movement from Flute Concerto', Ibert, arr. I Heron (Fl.-Sgt. Kenneth Bell),
Clarinet Feature - 'Clarinet Candy', Leroy Anderson (Women Junior Technicians),
'A Salute to British Songs', arr. Stuart Stirling (Emer McParland, Junior Technician Matthew Little),
Descriptive - 'Battle for Freedom', David Richards,
Concert March - 'Imperial March', Elgar
INTERVAL
March - 'The Dam Busters', Coates,
Excerpts from 'Coastal Command Suite' - 'U-Boat Alert', 'Taking Off at Night', 'The Hudson's Take Off from Iceland', Vaughan Williams, arr. Hingley,
'The Pathfinders', Malcolm Lockyer,
'Colditz', Robert Farnon,
'Reach for the Sky', John Addison,
'Supergirl', Jerry Goldsmith, arr. Stuart Kelley,
'The Big Band Years', Emer McParland (RAF Squadronaires),
'The Vision of Leonardo da Vinci', from Conquest of the Air, Bliss,
Poem - 'Lie in the Dark', Coward,
'The Call of the Trumpet', Hingley,
'Jerusalem', Parry (Junior Technician Matthew Little),
'Pomp and Circumstance No.1' (Land of Hope and Glory), Elgar,
'RAF March Past', Davies, Dyson |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1993/131),
Handbill (RAHE/6/1993/22) |