| Main Performers | Flora Woodman,
Dorothy Clark,
Ben Davies,
Peter Dawson - vocals,
Constance Izard - violin |
| Secondary Performers | R Arnold Greir - organ,
Gwendolen Mason - harp,
Herbert Barr - trumpet,
Berkeley Mason |
| Set List | Christmas Motet for Double Chorus: 'Now Once Again Our Hearts We Raise', sounded on an Ancient Chorale,
'Carol: 'In Dulci Jubilo', Bach (Peter Dawson, Constance Izard),
Christmas Song: 'Gesu Bmbino', Pietro A Yon (Peter Dawson, C I),
A Christmas Fantasy: 'The Star of the East', Sir Frederick Bridge (Dorothy Clark, Gwendolen Mason),
Air: 'Let The Bright Seraphim' from Samson, Handel (Flora Woodman, Herbert Barr),
Carol: 'Ring, Christmas Bells', Sir Frederick Bridge (Ben Davies),
'The Monkey's Carol', Stanford (Ben Davies),
'The Winds of Bethlehem', Stanford,
'The Coventry Carol', trad. (Dorothy Clark),
Recit. and Aria: 'Ombra Mai Fu', Handel (Dorothy Clark, Constance Izard, Gwendolen Mason),
Ancient Carol: 'Welcome, Yule', arr. Parry,
Organ Solo: 'Wachet, Auf', Bach (Arnold Grier),
Carol: 'Unto Us Is Born A Son', trad. from 'Piae Cantiones',
'The Oxen', Graham Peel (Peter Dawson),
'Jerusalem' (with Chorus), Parry,
Melody of 'Omnis Mundus Incundetur',
Carol: 'Earthly Friends Will Change and Falter',
Carol: 'Hail! Babe, of God the Very Son' from the 'Kolnisches Gesangbuch', arr. Woodward,
'Song of the Chimes', Lola Carrier Worrell (Flora Woodman),
'A Legend', Tschaikowsky (Flora Woodman),
'Vesper Hymn', Flora Woodman (Flora Woodman),
Twelfth-Night Song: 'Come, Let Us Be Merry', R L de Pearsall (Ben Davies),
Carol: 'The Wasail Song', trad. (Ben Davies),
'A Carol for the New Year', trad., to the tune of 'Green Sleeves' (Ben Davies),
Carol: 'The Holly and the Ivy', trad.,
Carol: 'God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen', trad.,
'Lullaby', Frederick Keel (Dorothy Clark, Gwendolen Mason),
'A Christmas Carol', Malcolm Davidson (Dorothy Clark, Gwendolen Mason),
Carol:'Good King Wenceslas', trad. Spring Carol of the XIIIth Century (Flora Woodman, Peter Dawson),
Carol: 'The First Nowell', trad. |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1922/55) with Handbill attached |