| Main Performers | Harry Secombe - vocal, 'serpent',
Student/Bandmaster B G Bogisch,
Michael Basset,
Johnny Franz - pianos |
| Orchestra or Band | Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters |
| Conductors | Lt.-Colonel Basil H Brown,
F.Morgan,
Malcolm Parker |
| Set List | 'A Fanfare For Heroes', Sir Arthur Bliss (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
Grand March - 'The Spirit of Pageantry', Fletcher (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
Overture - 'Light Cavalry', Suppe (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
Medley - 'I Believe', Drake,
'World Without Love', Lennon, McCartney,
'Come Dancing', Anon.,
'Climb Every Mountain' from Sound of Music, Rodgers (Wimbledon Girls' Choir, Michael Basset),
Cornets - 'Buglers' Holiday', Anderson (Kneller Hall Band),
Trombones - 'Tricky Trombones', Helyer (Kneller Hall Band),
'A Lightning Switch', Alford (Kneller Hall Band),
Fanfare - 'Freedom', Morgan (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
Martial Nostalgia - 'Passing of The Regiments', arr. Winter (Kneller Hall Band),
'Malbrough S'En Va-t-en Guerre', arr. Desportes (Kneller Hall Band),
Excerpts - 'West Side Story', Bernstein (Wimbledon Girls' Choir, Kneller Hall Band),
Band and Piano - 'London Fantasia', Clive Richardson (Student/Bandmaster B G Bogisch, Kneller Hall Band),
Grand Finale:
'The Battle of Waterloo', Eckersberg (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
'Evening Hymn' and 'Last Post', arr. Tulid (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
'School March' (Kneller Hall Band and Trumpeters),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem), arr. Gordon Jacob |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1964/84) |