| Main Performers | Heather Harper - vocal,
Arnold Greir - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Rt.Hon. Harold Wilson - prize-giver |
| Orchestra or Band | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Set List | 'Toccata' (Suite Gothique)', Boellmans (Arnold Greir),
'Elegy', Thalben Ball (Arnold Greir),
Minuet - 'Sarabande and March', Purcell (Arnold Greir),
'Concerto in F (No.5) - Larghetto-Allegro-Siciliana', Handel (Arnold Greir),
'Song of Sunshine', Hollins (Arnold Greir),
'Tuba Tune', Cocker (Arnold Greir),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
'Jerusalem', Parry (Pitman's College Choir),
'Symphony No.IV - Allegro-Vivace-Gavot', Boyce (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Didn't It Rain', arr. Burleigh (Pitman's College Choir),
'Deep River', arr. Burleigh (Pitman's College Choir),
'The Gospel Train', arr. Trevor Widdicombe (Pitman's College Choir),
'O Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me', Handel (Heather Harper),
'Let The Bright Seraphim', Handel (Heather Harper),
'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Allegro, Romanze, Menuetto, Rondo', Mozart (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Love Sounds The Alarm', Handel (Pitman's College Choir),
'Rose Among The Heather', Schubert (Pitman's College Choir),
'The Two Grenadiers', Schumann (Pitman's College Choir),
'Whither Vanished?', Mozart (Heather Harper),
'Alleluia', Mozart (Heather Harper),
'It Came Upon The Midnight Clear', arr. Sullivan (Pitman's College Choir),
'Joy, My Heart', John Tobin (Pitman's College Choir),
'The First Nowell', arr. Ernest Read (Pitman's College Choir) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1963/186) |