| Main Performers | Madame Amy Sherwin,
Madame Antoinette Sterling,
Mr Andrew Black - vocals |
| Secondary Performers | Mr Horace G Holmes - organ,
Mrs Mary Layton - piano,
Mr Walter Morrow - trumpet |
| Orchestra or Band | London Sunday School Orchestra |
| Choirs | London Sunday School Choir (1,000 Voices) |
| Conductors | Mr W M Whiteman (Choir),
Mr David M Davis (Orchestra) |
| Set List | Hymn - 'Hail to the Lord's Anointed', Ellacombe,
Coronation Anthem - 'Zadok the Priest', Handel,
'Overture in C, Op.24', Mendelssohn (Orchestra),
Anthem - 'Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled', M B Foster,
Song - 'Voices of the Angels', H Lane Wilson (Madame Amy Sherwin, Mr H G Holmes),
Recit, Quartet and Chours - 'Holy, Holy, Holy!' from Elijhan, Mendelssohn,
Song - 'Thou'rt Passing Hence', Sullivan (Mr Andrew Black),
Hymn-Anthem - 'There is a Green Hill', Gounod,
March - 'Processional', Sullivan (Orchestra),
Song - 'Crossing the Bar', A H Behrend (Madame Antoinette Sterling),
Air - 'Let the Brigh Seraphim', from Samson, Handel (Walter Morrow),
Chorus - 'Let their Celestial Concerts' from Samson, Handel
INTERVAL
Selection - 'Dorothy', Cellier (Orchestra),
Songs - 'Songs My Mother Taught Me', Dvorak, and 'The Cuckoo' from More Daisies, L Lehmann (Madame Amy Sherwin),
Glee - 'Sleep, Gentle Lady', Bishop,
Songs - 'Because', G d'Hardelot, and 'Onaway, Awake Beloved', F H Cowen (Mr Andrew Black),
Part Song - 'Love and Summer', J E West,
Song - There's nae Luck', Old Scotch (Madame Antoinette Sterling),
Chorus - 'It Comes from the Misty Ages' from Banner of St George, E Elgar |
| Related Archival Material | Programmme (RAHE/1/1903/) |