| Main Performers | Flora Woodman,
Eva Hunsdon-Brown,
Ida Kiddier,
Phyllis Lett,
Astra Desmond,
Jeanne Argue,
Herbert Cave,
Ivor Foster,
Charles Till - vocals,
Marie Hall - violin
J A Meale - organ |
| Set List | Organ Solo: 'Marche Militaire', Gounod (J A Meale),
'On The Way to Kew', Arthur Foote (Ida Kiddier),
'Corisande', Wilfrid Sanderson (Astra Desmond),
'Songs of All Ages', W H Squire (Ivor Foster),
Part-Song: 'The Three Fishers', Goldbick (The Westminster Singers),
Waltz Song: 'Nella Calma' (Romeo e Giulietta), Gounod (Flora Woodman),
'Out of the Past', Charles Marshall (Herbert Cave),
Violin Soli: 'To a Wild Rose', MacDowell (Marie Hall),
'Saltarello', Sinigaglia (Marie Hall),
'The Glory of the Sea', Wilfrid Sanderson (Phyllis Lett),
'To the Forest', Tchaikovsky (Charles Till),
'Cuckoo Song', Roger Quilter (Eva Hunsdon-Brown),
New Song: 'Mother Earth', Wilfrid Sanderson (Jeanne Argue),
New Duet: 'Silvia', J Sargeant (Herbert Cave, Charles Till)
INTERVAL
Humorous Quartet: 'The Cat Show', Seymoure Smith (The Westminster Singers),
Welsh Songs: 'Lullaby', arr. Robert Bryan (Ida Kiddier),
'Bells of Aberdovey', arr, Arthur Somervell (Ida Kiddier),
New Song: 'Now the Day is Over', Elsie Horne (Astra Desmond),
New Song: 'Cobblin', Wilfrid Sanderson (Ivor Foster),
Violin Solo: 'Scenes de la Czardas', Jeno Hubay (Marie Hall),
'Fairy Shoon', A Herbert Brewer (Flora Woodman),
'Let Love Awake', Wilfrid Sanderson (Herbert Cave),
Air: 'Ombra Mai Fu' (Serse), Handel (Phyllis Lett),
'Stone-Cracker John', Eric Coatest (Herbert Cave),
'The Joy of Life', Felix Corbett (Eva Hunsdon-Brown),
'Less than Dust' (Four Indian Love Lyrics), Amy Woodforde-Finden (Jeanne Argue),
Part-Song: 'Night', Henry Beaumont (The Westminster Singers) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1917/5), Book of Words |