| Main Performers | Miss Carrie Tubb,
Mr Charles Tree,
Miss Margaret Layton - vocals,
Mr Horace G Holmes -organ,
Mr John Solomon - trumpet |
| Orchestra or Band | London Sunday School Orchestra |
| Choirs | London Sunday School Choir (1,200 voices) |
| Conductors | William Whiteman (Choir),
Wesley Hammet (Orchestra) |
| Set List | Hymn: 'Praise My Soul, the King of Heaven', H. J. Gauntlett (Audience),
Overture: 'Les Hugenots', Meyerbeer (Orchestra),
Air: 'Let the Bright Seraphim', (Samson) (Carrie Tubb, Choir),
Chorus: 'Let their Celestial Concerts', Handel (Carrie Tubb, John Solomon, Choir),
New Song:'The Soul of England', Lewis Barnes (Charles Tree),
Anthem: 'Evening and Morning', Sir H. Oakeley (Orchestra),
Overture: 'Plymouth Hoe', John Ansell (Orchestra),
'I Will Extol Thee O Lord' (Eli), Costa (Margaret Layton),
Hymn: 'For All The Saints', J. Barnby (Audience),
'From Thy Love As A Father' from Redemption, Gounod (Carrie Tubb, Choir),
'Hallelujah' from Messiah, Handel (Carrie Tubb and Choir),
Selection: 'American Airs', Moses,Tobani (Orchestra),
Chorus: 'Song of Peace', Sullivan (Choir, Orchestra)
'Hope of the Ages', S Liddle (Carrie Tubb),
'Alleluia', G O'Connor-Morris (Carrie Tubb),
Part Song: 'The Homeland', Sullivan (Charles Tree),
'A Soft Day', Stanford (Charles Tree),
'Invictus', Kuhn (Charles Tree),
Folk Song: 'O No, John!', Cecil Sharpe (Charles Tree),
Part Song: 'Good Night, Beloved!', Pinsuti (Margaret Layton),
'The Enchanted Forest', Montague F Phillips (Margaret Layton),
Chorus: 'Ye Mariners of England', H H Pierson (Choir and Orchestra) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1919/23) |