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Performance Title'Joy to the World' - A Celebration of Christmas Tenth Anniversary Celebration, in aid of The Children's Trust, Tadworth, 'Fight for Life' The Children's Cancer Unit of the Middlesex Hospital, Osteopathic Centre for Children, The Prince's Trust
Performance Date16 December 1997
Performance DayTuesday
Performance Time19:30
Main PerformersPatti Boulaye's Sundance Company with Amabutho and Shikisha,
The Chicken Shed Theatre Company,
The Original 1960's Tiller Girls,
National Youth Ballet

Great Britain's 4 x 400 Metres Men's Gold Medal Relay Squad (Roger Black, Mark Hylton, Mark Richardson, Iwan Thomas)

Kenny Essex - town crier,
Professor Crump - stilt walker,
Sergio Covino,
Joanne Darnell - dancers,
Anthony Andrews,
Peter Bowles,
Nickolas Grace,
Dame Diana Rigg,
Christopher Biggins,
Gloria Hunniford,
Hannah Gordon,
Derek Nimmo,
James Grout,
Bob Holness,
Geraldine James,
Sir John Mills,
Nanette Newman,
Nicola Pagett,
Clarke Peters,
Lon Satton,
Ned Sherrin,
Mollie Sugden,
Anthony Way,
Paul Whittaker,
Members of the House of Lords,
Father Christmas

Grace Kennedy,
Chris de la Hoyde,
Emma Lindars,
Roland Brandman,
Patti Boulaye,
Suzi Quatro,
Leo Sayer,
Claire Moore,
Pippa Woodrow,
Dominic Kramer,
Sir Cliff Richard - vocals

Alasdair Malloy - glass harmonica,
Chloe Hanslip - violin,
Larry Adler - harmonica
Orchestra or BandLondon Musicians' Orchestra,
Finchley Children's Music Group,
Massed Fanfare Trumpeters of the Household Division,
Drummers of 1st Battalion the Royal Regiment of Wales,
Pipers of the Scots Guards Association, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Branch,
Fascinating Aida (Adele Anderson, Dillie Keane, Issy van Randwyck)
ChoirsThe London Oriana Choir,
The Kingdom Choir,
The Choir of Uppingham School,
Children's Choir
ConductorsJulian Bigg,
Karen Gibson,
David Drummond,
Neil Page
Set List'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
'Once in Royal David's City', H J Gauntlett, arr. Jonathan Rathbone (Choir of Uppingham School, Anthony Andrews, Peter Bowles),
'O Come All Ye Faithful', F J Wade, arr.Jonathan Rathbone
'Mary's Boy Child', Jester Hairston (The Kingdom Choir),
'Joy to the World', Handel, arr. Colin Keyes (Grace Kennedy, Paul Whittaker, The Kingdom Choir),
'Nativitie', Kenneth Leighton (The London Oriana Choir),
'Festive Malice, 'Reginald's Christmas Revel'', Saki (Nickolas Grace),
'Deck the Hall', arr. Jonathan Rathbone,
The Snowman,
'Walking in the Air' from The Snowman (Emma Lindars, Roland Brandman, Finchley Children's Music Group, Alasdair Malloy),
'Christmas Star (Zhivago Cycle)', Boris Pasternak, trans. Jill Higgs (Dame Diana Rigg),
'In Dulce Jubilo', arr. R L Pearsall (Choir of Uppingham School),
'A Christmas Fanfare Fantasia', arr. Colin Keyes (Massed Fanfare Trumpeters of the Household Division, London Musician's Orchestra),
Twelve Days of Turkey (Christopher Biggins),
A Zulu Christmas,
'A Baby Born in Bethlehem (Sun Dancin')', Patti Boulaye (Patti Boulaye, Sun Dancin' Company, Amabutho and Shikisha)
The Last Child in the World (The Chicken Shed Theatre Company)
INTERVAL
'The Holly and The Ivy', arr. Jonathan Rathbone,
'A Christmas Medley', arr. Colin Keyes (Gloria Hunniford, Suzi Quatro, Christopher Biggins, Leo Sayer, The Original 1960's Tiller Girls, The Kingdom Choir, Sergio Covino, Joanne Darnell),
King John's Christmas, A A Milne (Hannah Gordon, Derek Nimmo),
The Twelve Days of Christmas (Fascinating Aida)
'Coventry Carol', arr. John Ross (Claire Moore, London Oriana Choir),
Happy Birthday Joy to the World,
The Appeal (Gloria Hunniford),
'Angels from the Realms of Glory', arr. Jonathan Rathbone,
'Stille Nacht', arr. Jonathan Rathbone (Choir of Uppingham School),
The Children's Nativity (Finchley Children's Music Group, Dominic Kramer, Pippa Woodrow, Peter Bowles),
'Zapatadeo', Sarsati (Chloe Hanslip),
'Little Donkey', Eric Boswell,
'While Shepherd's Watched (Este's Psalter 1952)',
'Away in a Manger', W K Kirkpatrick,
'We Three Kings', J H Hopkins,
'O Little Town of Bethlehem', Chris Eaton, arr. Richard Hewson (Christopher de la Hoyde
'All That Matters', Paul Field, arr. Jonathan Rathbone, (Sir Cliff Richard),
'Joy to the World', Handel, arr. Colin Keyes,
The Nativity,
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing', Mendelssohn, arr. Jonathan Rathbone,
Father Christmas
'Jingle Bells', J Pierpoint, arr. Colin Keyes,
'We Wish You a Merry Christmas', trad. (Pipers of the Scots Guards Association),
'Merry Christmas Everybody', Neville Holder, Jim Lea, arr. Colin Keyes
Royal PresenceHRH Princess Alexandra,
Rt Hon Sir Angus Ogilvy
Performance NotesThe event was filmed by BBC Television.
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1997/172),
Transparencies (RAHE/3/18/27),
Photographs (RAHE/3/1997/13)
Video (RAHE/5/1997/5)
Ticket Prices£10-£50
URLhttps://thirdlight.royalalberthall.com/pf.tlx/RuR56RrLAFii
Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1997/172Joy to the World - A Celebration of Christmas Tenth Anniversary Celebration16 December 1997
RAHE/3/18/27Joy to the World16 December 1997
RAHE/3/1997/13Photographs of 'Joy to the World'16 December 1997
RAHE/5/1/1997/10* Joy to the World - A Celebration of Christmas Tenth Anniversary Celebration, in aid of The Children's Trust, Tadworth, 'Fight for Life' The Children's Cancer Unit of the Middlesex Hospital, Osteopathic Centre for Children, The Prince's Trust16 December 1997
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
Ienozoxowp_Veat'Joy to the World' - A Celebration of Christmas Tenth Anniversary Celebration, in aid of The Children's Trust, Tadworth, 'Fight for Life' The Children's Cancer Unit of the Middlesex Hospital, Osteopathic Centre for Children, The Prince's Trust1
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/14Richard; Sir; Cliff (14 October 1940); OBE; British singer, actor and philanthropist
DS/UK/736Moore; Claire (1960-); English soprano singer, actress
DS/UK/5062Asher; Jane (5 April 1946); English actress, author and entrepreneur
DS/UK/5095Peters; Clarke (1952-); American actor, singer, writer, director
DS/UK/7144Wilson; Rolf (fl 1980s-); English violinist
DS/UK/7654Finchley Children's Music Group (FCMG); 1958-; British childrens' choir
DS/UK/14466Rigg; Dame; Diana (1938-2020); DBE; English actress
DS/UK/10411London Oriana Choir; 1973-; British choir
DS/UK/2641British Army; Pipers of H.M. Scots Guards; fl 1895-1952; British military band
DS/UK/5477Household Cavalry Band; 1800s-; British military band
DS/UK/5321Malloy; Alasdair (fl 1990-); Scottish percussionist
DS/UK/3181Adler; Larry (10 February 1914-6 August 2001); American harmonica player
DS/UK/11119Sayer; Leo (1948-); British singer-songwriter and musician
DS/UK/12585Biggins; Christopher (16 December 1948); English actor and television presenter
DS/UK/5753Hunniford; Gloria (1940-); British television and radio presenter
DS/UK/11736Nimmo; Derek (1930-1999); English actor
DS/UK/9322Gordon; Hannah Cambell Grant (1941-); Scottish actress
DS/UK/16237Grout; James David (1927-2012); English actor
DS/UK/15511Holness; Bob (1928-2012); British radio and television presenter
DS/UK/7751Mills; Sir; John (1908-2005); English actor
DS/UK/11920Satton; Lon (1929-); American actor, composer
DS/UK/12529Sherrin; Edward George 'Ned' (1931-2007); CBE; English broadcaster, author and stage director
DS/UK/16775Way; Anthony (1982-); English former chorister, classical singer
DS/UK/15411Bowles; Peter (1936-2022); English actor
DS/UK/936Andrews; Anthony (12 January 1948); English actor
DS/UK/13912Tiller Girls; 1890-; British female dance troupe
DS/UK/17484National Youth Ballet of Great Britain; 1988-; British youth ballet company
DS/UK/17481Thomas; Iwan (1974-); MBE; British athlete
DS/UK/17482Richardson; Mark (1972-); British athlete
DS/UK/17483Hylton; Mark (1976-); British athlete
DS/UK/17480Black; Roger (1966-); MBE; British athlete
DS/UK/17479Grace; Nickolas (1947-); English actor
DS/UK/17477Whittaker; Paul (1964-); OBE; English organist, pianist
DS/UK/17476Sugden; Mollie (1922-2009); English comedy actress
DS/UK/17475Pagett; Nicola (1945-); British actress
DS/UK/17474Newman; Nanette (1934-); English actress, author
DS/UK/17472James; Geraldine (1950-); OBE; English actress
DS/UK/17471Lindars; Emma (fl 1990s-); British vocalist
DS/UK/17469Boulaye; Patti (1954-); British-Nigerian singer, actress, artist
DS/UK/17467Quatro; Suzi (1950-); American singer-songwriter
DS/UK/17466Woodrow; Pippa (fl 1990s-); English soprano
DS/UK/17449Hanslip; Chloe (1987-); British classical violinist
DS/UK/17448London Musicians Orchesta; fl 1970s-; English orchestra
DS/UK/17447The Kingdom Choir; fl 1990s-; English gospel choir
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