Record

Performance TitleRoyal Choral Society - Coleridge-Taylor's 'Hiawatha', in aid of National Institute for the Blind, Greater London Fund, The Blind Babies Home, and The Education of Blind Girls
Performance Date24 May 1924
Performance DaySaturday
Performance Time20:00
Main PerformersMadame Lydia Kyasht (Spirit Girl),
Margaret Litchfield (Young Chieftain),
Myrtle Farquharson - dancers

Ruth Vincent,
Kathleen Destournel
Maggie Turner (Minnehaha)
Frank Mullings,
Harold Williams (Hiawatha),
Frederic Raylor,
Horace Stevens,
Webster Millar (Chibiabos)

Elizabeth Mellor
Edward McKeown,
Edward Leer,
Leonard Willmore,
Phyllis Kelly,
Anita Desmond,
Felix Demery - vocals
Orchestra or BandRoyal Philharmonic Society
ChoirsRoyal Choral Society
ConductorsEugene Goossens,
H L Balfour,
Hiawatha Coleridge Taylor
Set List'Hiawatha', S Coleridge Taylor
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1924/28)
Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1924/28Hiawatha19-24 May 1924
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
OhozavoogipehRoyal Choral Society - Coleridge-Taylor's 'Hiawatha', in aid of National Institute for the Blind, Greater London Fund, The Blind Babies Home, and The Education of Blind Girls7
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/2780Mellor; Elizabeth (fl 1920s); British singer
DS/UK/1750Millar; Webster (fl 1903-1924); British singer
DS/UK/2782Willmore; Leonard (fl 1920s); British singer
DS/UK/1804Desmond; Anita (fl 1924-1930s); English soprano
DS/UK/2784Demery; Felix (fl 1920s); Australian singer
DS/UK/1221Williams; Harold John (1893-1976); MBE; Australian baritone
DS/UK/2636Heseltine; William (fl 1923-1925); British singer
DS/UK/1603Mullings; Frank (1881-1953); English tenor
DS/UK/2786Scott; Marion (fl 1924); British singer
DS/UK/49Royal Choral Society (RCS); 1872-; English choir
DS/UK/227Goossens; Sir; Eugene Aynsley (1893-1962); English conductor and composer
DS/UK/1614Balfour; H L (28 October 1859-27 December 1946); British organist and teacher
DS/UK/2790Coleridge-Taylor; Hiawatha Brian (13 October 1900-20 January 1980); English conductor
DS/UK/283Coleridge-Taylor; Samuel (15 August 1875-1 September 1912); English composer and conductor
DS/UK/1090Royal Philharmonic Society; 1813-; English music society
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