| Main Performers | The Rt. Hon. T J Macnamara MP LLD - prize-giver,
Ernest Hastings - piano,
Maurice D'Oisly,
Rosina Buckman,
Muriel George,
Ernest Butcher - vocals,
Alfred Harriss - organ
Sergt. A Mayes - cornet |
| Orchestra or Band | The Band of HM Grenadier Guards |
| Choirs | The Central London Choral Society |
| Set List | March Elegiaque 'Gheluvelt', A Williams (Band of HM Grenadier Guards),
Aria: 'Flower Song', Bizet (Maurice D'Oisly),
Choral Epilogue: 'It Comes from the Misty Ages', Elgar (Central London Choral Society, Band of HM Grenadier Guards),
Aria: 'One Fine Day' from Madame Butterfly, Puccini (Rosina Buckman),
'Tableau Musical' (Sadko, Op.5), Rimsky-Korsakov (Band of HM Grenadier Guards),
Duet:' Grand Duet from Romeo and Juliet', Gounod (Rosina Buckman, Maurice D'Oisly),
Cornet Solo: 'The Lost Chord', Sullivan (Alfred Harriss),
'Children's Overture', Roger Quilter (Band of HM Grenadier Guards),
Song: 'The Sailor's Grave', Sullivan (Maurice D'Oisly),
'Soldier's Chorus' from Faust, Gounod (Central London Choral Society, Band of HM Grenadier Guards),
Song: 'The Lass With the Delicate Air', Arne (Rosina Buckman),
Song: 'It Was A Lover and His Lass', Eric Coates (Rosina Buckman),
'Folk Songs and Duets' (Muriel George, Ernest Butcher),
'The Viking Song', Coleridge Taylor (Central London Choral Society, Band of HM Grenadier Guards) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1920/61) |