| Secondary Performers | Frank Phillips - announcer,
Edmund Rubbra - prize giver |
| Orchestra or Band | Trumpeters of The Metropolitan Police Band,
Massed Bands:
Munn and Felton's (Footwear) Band,
Black Dyke Mills Band,
Camborne Town Band,
CWS (Manchester) Band,
Park and Dare Workmen's Band,
Scottish CWS Band |
| Conductors | Sir Arthur Bliss,
Eric Ball,
Frank Wright |
| Set List | 'Fanfare for Brass Band and Organ', O H Peasgood (Brass Band),
'God Save the Queen', (National Anthem)
'March Militaire No.1', Schubert (Massed Bands),
'Chorus, Judex from 'Mors Et Vita'', Gounod (Massed Bands),
Overture - 'Spanish Comedy', Keler-Bela-Frank Wright (Massed Bands),
'All In The April Evening', Hugh Robertson-Eric Ball (Massed Bands),
'Jesu, Comfort of My Heart', Bach-Eric Ball (Massed Bands),
'Melodies from 'Lilac Time'', Schubert-Clutsam (Massed Bands),
'Pomp and Circumstance No.4', Elgar (Massed Bands),
Overture - 'Egmont', Beethoven-Eric Ball (Massed Bands),
'Largo', from Xerxes, Handel (Massed Bands),
'Waltz' from Eugene Onegin, Tchaikovsky-Drake Rimmer (Massed Bands),
Suite - 'Kenilworth', Bliss (Massed Bands),
'Intermezzo', Coleridge-Taylor (Massed Bands),
'None But The Weary Heart', Tchaikovsky-Hawkins (Trombones/Massed Bands),
'Soldiers' Chorus' from 'Faust, Gounod (Massed Bands),
'Variations On The Shining River', Rubbra, arr. Frank Wright (Massed Bands),
'Colonel Bogey' (Massed Bands) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1958/151)
Photograph (RAHE/3/1958/1) |