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Performance TitleDaily Worker Thirty-Third Anniversary Rally 1963
Performance Date10 March 1963
Performance DaySunday
Performance Time14:45
Main PerformersGeorge Matthews,
Ted Hill,
John Gollan,
Councillor Solly Kaye,
Bob Davenport,
Enoch Kent - speakers

Soviet Army Song and Dance Ensemble (Red Army Ensemble)

V Ruslanov,
V Dimitriev,
I Didenko,
I Bukreyev - vocals,
E Foektistov - balalaika,
Leonid Schatz - piano
Orchestra or BandIan Campbell Folk Group (Dave Swarbrick, John Dunkerly, Lorna Campbell, Dave Phillips, Ian Campbell)
ConductorsCol. Alexandrov
Set List'Song of Volgograd', M Fratkin (Red Army Ensemble),
'On The March', V Soloviev-Sedoi (Red Army Ensemble),
'The Waves of The Amur' (Red Army Ensemble),
'Kamarinskaya' (E Foektistov),
'The Bells of Remembrance', V Muradeli, A Sobolev (V Dimitriev),
'Motherland' (I Didenko),
Medley of Modern and Folk Melodies,
'Moscow Nights', V.Soloviev-Sedoi (I Bukreyev),
'Do Russian People Want War?', E Kolmanovsky, E Yevtushenko (Red Army Ensemble),
'Oh No, John' (V Ruslanov),
'Russian Folk Dance' (Red Army Ensemble)
Performance NotesThe Daily Worker was a left-wing British daily newspaper founded in 1930 by the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB). When they held their first event at the Royal Albert Hall in 1946 their ownership had been transferred from the CPGB to an independent readers' co-operative the previous year. In 1966 the paper was renamed and reinvented as the Morning Star and remains both the largest and longest-running socialist newspaper in Britain.
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1963/23)
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Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1963/23Daily Worker Thirty-Third Anniversary Rally 196310 March 1963
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
Iogob_Soom_MidDaily Worker Thirty-Third Anniversary Rally 19631
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/12087Matthews; George (1917-2005); British Communist activist, newspaper editor
DS/UK/10310Gollan; John (1911-1977); Scottish leader of the Communist Party of Great Britain
DS/UK/10312Kaye; Solly (1913-2005); English Communist councillor, activist, journalist
DS/UK/13790Alexandrov Ensemble; 1928-; Russian armed forces choir
DS/UK/13864Feoktistov; E (fl 1963); Russian balalaika player
DS/UK/13867Alexandrov; Boris Alexandrovich (4 August 1905-17 June 1994); Major-General; Soviet Russian composer
DS/UK/13887Hill; Edward Fowler "Ted" (1915-1988); Australian barrister, communist activist
DS/UK/13888Kent; Enoch (fl 1950s-1960s); Scottish folk singer-songwriter
DS/UK/13890Schatz; Leonid (fl 1960s); German pianist, composer
DS/UK/13891Ian Campbell Folk Group (1956-1978)
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