| Main Performers | Lady Patricia Ramsay,
Lady Eleanor Keane - speakers
Carrie Tubb - vocal,
Bratza - violin,
Harriet Cohen - piano |
| Secondary Performers | Miss Y de Coppet,
Mrs Jarvis,
Miss Somerville,
D Yovanovitch,
Constance Stockbridge,
Miss Sturdy - pianos |
| Orchestra or Band | Royal Artillery Band,
Griller String Quartet |
| Conductors | Captain E C Stretton,
Eric Godley |
| Set List | March No.1, 'Pomp and Circumstance', Elgar (Royal Artillery Band),
Suite de Ballet: 'Coppelia', Delibes (Royal Artillery Band),
Selection: 'Merry England', ed. German (Royal Artillery Band),
Suite: 'La Gran Via', Valrende (Royal Artillery Band),
Selection: 'English Airs (the Rose), Myddleton (Royal Artillery Band),
Folk Dance: 'Broom The Bonny Bonny Broom',
Scottish Dances: 'The Glasgow Highlanders',
Scottish Dances: 'Light and Airy',
'Slavonic Dance In G', Dvorak - Kreisler (Bratza),
Menuett, Mozart (Bratza),
Zephyr, Hubay (Bratza),
'Ave Maria', Bach-Gounod (Carrie Tubb),
'Who is Sylvia', Schubert (Carrie Tubb),
'Alleluia', arr. O'Connor Morris (Carrie Tubb),
'1st Movt Concerto No.1 in D Minor', Bach (Harriet Cohen, Griller String Quartet),
'Etude In F Minor' ( Trois Etudes Nouvelle ), Chopin (Harriet Cohen),
'Etude In A Flat Major' (Trois Etudes Nouvelles), Chopin (Harriet Cohen),
'Ritual Fire Dance' ( to scare away evil spirits ), de Falla (Harriet Cohen),
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem) |
| Performance Notes | "RALLY OF GIRLS' CLUBS AT ALBERT HALL
Lady Patricia Ramsey took the place of the Duchess of York at the Albert Hall rally on Saturday, organized by the National Council of Girls' Clubs, and received purses on behalf of the national appeal. A telegram from Lady Houston promising £100 was recieved by Lady Eleanor Keane, who presided, and Mrs Philip Snowden announced that Nottingham, although "trade is so nad in that part of the country." had given £350. In the splendid gymnastic display that day, they had, she said, the very best argument for girls' clubs. The Duchess of York, in her message, declared that such a gathering from all parts of the United Kingdom spoke as nothing else could for the need for a Central Council to focus opinion, procide guidance and material help, and organize training of club leaders."
(30 June 1930, The Times, page 16) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1930/57) |