| Main Performers | Commissioner Arthur Carr,
Commissioner Geoffrey Dalziel,
Major John Gowans,
Lt.-Colonel Ray Steadman-Allen - speakers
Deputy Songster Leader Delia Jones - vocal,
Staff Bandsman Derick Kane - euphonium,
Michael Clack - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | International Staff Band,
Bristol Easton Band,
Enfield Band,
Connah's Quay Timbrels,
Silver Jubilee Trombones,
Jubilee Cornetists |
| Set List | 'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem), arr. R Steadman-Allen,
'O Worship the King',
'The Witness', William Hines (United Bands),
'The Christian Mission War Song', arr. Ray Steadman-Allen (Festival Male Chorus Michael Clack, Trumpeters and Percussion),
'The Call of the Righteous', Leslie Condon (Bristol Easton Band),
'Praise', Wilfred Heaton (Connah's Quay Timbrels, Enfield Band, Silver Jubilee Trombones),
'Wonders begin when the Lord comes in, Ray Steadman-Allen' (Connah's Quay Timbrels, Enfield Band, Silver Jubilee Trombones),
'Jonah Man Jazz', Michael Hurd (Delia Jones, Maj.John Gowans),
'Song of the Eternal', Leslie Condon (Enfield Band),
'Love Lifted Me', Howard Smith, arr. Norman Bearcroft (The Festival Male Chorus),
'In My Heart a Song is Ringing', Sidney Cox,
'The Conqueror', Ray Steadman-Allen (Derick Kane, International Staff Band),
'O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee', Trad. (Delia Jones, Festival Male Chorus, Michael Clack),
'Joyous Proclamation', Norman Bearcroft (Jubilee Cornetists, International Staff Band),
'Sing Along With the Band', Norman Bearcroft (International Staff Band),
'Mountain Camp', Donald Osgood (Connah's Quay Timbrels, Bristol Easton Band),
'I Nearly Forgot To Say Thank You', Gowans, Larsson, arr. Robert Redhead (Connah's Quay Timbrels, Bristol Easton Band),
'Laudate Dominum', Edward Gregson (International Staff Band),
'The Calvary Track', Albert Orsborn, arr. Bearcroft (The Festival Male Chorus),
'Constant Trust', Eric Ball (The United Bands, The Festival Male Chorus),
'Let Nothing Disturb Thee', Charles Skinner (The Festival Male Chorus) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1977/89) |