| Main Performers | Lynda Williams,
Lynette Gravesande - vocals,
Pat Weston,
Peter Neighbour,
Bernard Schneider - clarinets
Jonathan Holmes - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Enfield Young Symphony Orchestra,
Waltham Forest Senior Wind Band,
Redbridge Youth Brass Band,
Nower Hill Folk Group,
Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues),
Christopher Wren Steel Band,
Featherstone Youth Band
Haringey Young Symphony Orchestra |
| Choirs | Nicholas Hawksmoor Singers |
| Conductors | Vyan Gresty,
David Randall,
David Snell,
Ewart Hopkins,
Robin Whitbread,
Kevin Hegarty,
Alexander Mitchell |
| Set List | 'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem), arr. D Snell,
'Karelia Suite', Sibelius (Enfield Young Symphony Orchestra),
'Gathering the Wheat', arr. Hopkins (Nicholas Hawksmoor Singers),
'Gaudete', trad. (Nicholas Hawksmoor Singers),
'Steal away to Jesus', arr. Hopkins (Nicholas Hawksmoor Singers
'March-The Washington Post', Sousa (Waltham Forest Senior Wind Band),
'Waltzing Clarinets', J Morrisey (Pat Weston, Peter Neighbour, Bernard Schneider, Waltham Forest Senior Wind Band),
'Elegy', Mendelssohn, arr. Erickson (Waltham Forest Senior Wind Band),
'Kentucky 1800', C Grundman (Waltham Forest Senior Wind Band),
'Hark! The Echoing Air', Purcell (Lynda Williams, Leslie King),
'Still as the Night', C Bohm (Lynette Gravesande, Leslie King),
'Sousa on Parade', arr. K Palmer (Redbridge Youth Brass Band),
'Trumpets Wild', H Walters (Redbridge Youth Brass Band),
'Country and Western', H Walters (Redbridge Youth Brass Band),
'The Sheffield Grinders', trad. (Nower Hill Folk Group),
'Leaves of Grass', G Lightfoot (Nower Hill Folk Group),
'Jubilee Song', A Harrison (Nower Hill Folk Group)
INTERVAL
'On Top of the World' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Jellalabad' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Pedro the Fisherman' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Drum Fantasy', arr. Jenkins (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'The Saints Go Marching In' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Buglers in Vienna' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Rowan Tree' (Hackney and Islington Youth Band (The Blues)),
'Carnival Medley' (Christopher Wren Steel Band),
'Pan in Harmony', Lord Kitchener (Christopher Wren Steel Band),
'La La', trad. (Christopher Wren Steel Band),
'Coming Home for Carnival', trad. (Christopher Wren Steel Band),
'Toccata', Durufle (Jonathan Holmes),
'Concert March - Bandology', Osterling, arr.Wright (Featherstone Youth Band),
'Concert Transcription - Star Dust', Carmichael, arr. Howe (Featherstone Youth Band),
'Instant Concert', Harold Walters (Featherstone Youth Band),
'Suite-English Folk Songs', Vaughan Williams (Haringey Young Symphony Orchestra),
'Festival Overture, Op.96', Shostakovich (Haringey Young Symphony Orchestra),
'Coronation March: Crown Imperial', W Walton (Combined Youth Orchestras),
'Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 - Land of Hope and Glory', E Elgar (Combined Youth Orchestras),
'Rule Britannia', Arne (Combined Youth Orchestras) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1977/70),
Handbill (RAHE/6/1977/20) |