| Main Performers | Desmond Llewelyn,
Sian Phillips,
Clifford Evans,
Wyn Calvin,
David Swann,
Welsh Sporting Champions,
London Welsh Rugby XV,
Simon Dee,
Stella Mair Owen,
Sioned Bowen,
Margaret Rawlings
Anita Williams,
Janet Price,
Geraint Evans,
Della Jones,
Margaret Powell - vocals,
Ann Griffiths - harp,
Cyril Anthony - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Pro Arte Orchestra,
Regimental Band of The Welsh Guards,
1st Battalion Welsh Guards,
1st Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers |
| Choirs | Royal Choral Society,
Pendyrus Male Choir,
Lyrian Singers,
Dyffryn School Choir |
| Conductors | Wyn Morris,
Glynne Jones,
Major H A Kenney,
Bandmaster H R C Bentley,
David R Lewis,
Patrick Sheen |
| Set List | 'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem) (Royal Choral Society, Pro Arte Orchestra),
'Salute To The Prince', Caradog Prichard,
'God Bless The Prince of Wales',
'Let All The World in Every Corner Sing' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Myfanwy' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Great is Jehova' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Y Aderyn Pur Beth I'wr Haf I Mi' (Anita Williams, Ann Griffiths),
'Alleluia', Mozart (Janet Price, Royal Choral Society, Pro Arte Orchestra),
'Gweddi' (Prayer), Arwel Hughes (Janet Price, Royal Choral Society, Pro Arte Orchestra),
'Cwm Rhondda',
'Iago's Creed' from Otello, Verdi (Geraint Evans),
'Non Piu Andrai' from Nozze Di Figaro, Mozart (Geraint Evans),
'Y Marchog', J Parry (Gearint Evans),
'Song To The Moon' from Rusalka, Dvorak (Della Jones),
'Llam Y Cariadau', R S Hughes (Della Jones),
'Pro Patria', Haydn Morris (Royal Choral Society, Pro Arte Orchestra)
INTERVAL
'The Sound of Wales' (Desmond Llewelyn, Sian Phillips, Clifford Evans),
'Fold Your Wings', Novello (Lyrian Singers),
'We'll Gather Lilacs', Novello (Lyrian Singers),
'Shine Thro' My Dreams', Novello (Lyrian Singers),
'Suo Gan' (Dyffryn School Choir),
'Medley of 1914-1918 Songs' (Dyffryn School Choir),
'Aberystwyth',
'Deus Salutis' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Y Fedwen Arian' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Kalinka' (Pendyrus Male Choir),
'Epilogue', Diana Morgan (Margaret Rawlings),
'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1969/81) |