| Main Performers | Frank Phillips - speaker,
Arnold Greir - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Black Dyke Mills Band,
Brighouse and Rastrick Band,
Camborne Town Band,
Clydebank Burgh Band,
Cory Workmen's Silver Band,
Edge Hill (British Railways) Band,
Enfield Central Band,
Falmouth Town Silver Band,
Fodens Motor Works Band,
Forfar Instrumental Band,
Harton Colliery Band,
Morris Motors Band,
Munn and Felton's Works Band,
Park and Dare Workmen's Band,
Ransome and Marles Works Band,
SH and WR Wallsend Shipyard Band,
Yorkshire Copper Works Band |
| Conductors | Major A Lemoine,
N Jones,
S H Boddington,
H Mortimer,
Haydn Bebb,
H Heyes,
E Ball,
A G Richards,
J R Carr,
A W Parker,
F Mortimer,
A H Whitehead,
W A Scholes,
E Clayton,
John Henry Iles,
W B Hargreaves,
J Atherton |
| Set List | Overture, 'Comedy', John Ireland (Massed Bands)
March, 'Outward Bound', A Ashpole (Massed Bands),
Glee, 'Goodnight Beloved', Pinsuti (Massed Bands),
March, 'Death or Glory', R B Hall (Massed Bands),
Hymn, 'Lead Kindly Light', Monk (Massed Bands),
March, 'William Tell', Rossini (Massed Bands),
Organ Soli, 'Trumpet Tune and Air', Purcell (Arnold Greir),
'Trumpet Mennet', Clarke (Arnold Greir),
'Chanson De Matin', Elgar (Arnold Greir),
Section, 'Merrie England', German (Arnold Greir),
'Intermezzo' (Cavalleria Rusticana), Mascagni (Arnold Greir),
'Imperial March', Elga, (Arnold Greir),
'Minuet Berenice', Handel, arr. Best (Arnold Greir),
'Henry VIII Dances', German (Arnold Greir),
'Water Music', Handel (Arnold Greir),
'Pomp and Circumstance March, No.4',.Elgar (Arnold Greir),
'Where'er You Walk', Handel, arr. Duncan (Arnold Greir),
'March' (Occasional Overture), Handel, arr. Best (Arnold Greir),
'Minuet in G', Beethoven (Brass Old and New),
'The Marionettes' (Duet), Basil Windsow (Brass Old and New),
'Post Horn Galop' (Brass Old and New),
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1949/261),
Setlist (RAHE/8/7/41) |