| Main Performers | Madame Albani,
Madame Patey,
Edward Lloyd,
Watkin Mills - vocals,
W Hodge - organ
W Ellis - trumpet |
| Orchestra or Band | The Royal Choral Society's Professional Orchestra,
First Life Guards Band,
Second Life Guards Band,
Royal Horse Guards Band,
Grenadier Guards Band,
Coldstream Guards Band,
Scots Guards Band |
| Conductors | J Barnby,
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey |
| Set List | 'Grand March and Chorus' from Tannhauser, Wagner (Royal Choral Society, Royal Choral Society's Professional Orchestra, Military Bands),
Recit., Air, and Chorus 'Arm, Arm Ye brave' from Judas Maccabaeus, Handel (Watkin Mills, Royal Choral Society, Royal Choral Society's Professional Orchestra, Military Bands),
'Come, Margarita, Come' from Martyr of Antioch, Sullivan (Edward Lloyd),
Hymn 'O Gladsome Light' from The Golden Legend, Sullivan (Royal Choral Society),
'Ah! Fors' e Lui' from La Traviata, Verdi (Madame Albani),
Overture 'Die Felsenmuhle', Reissiger (Combined Military Bands)
INTERVAL
'Persian March' (Combined Military Bands),
March and Chorus 'La Reine de Saba', Gounod (Royal Choral Society,(Royal Choral Society's Professional Orchestra, Military Bands),
Air 'Let the Bright Seraphim' from Samson, Handel (Madame Albani, W Ellis),
Part-Song 'Sweet and Low', Barnby (Royal Choral Society),
Recit, Air and Chorus 'Sound and Alarm' from Judas Maccabaeus, Handel (Edward Lloyd, Royal Choral Society, Royal Choral Society's Professional Orchestra, Military Bands),
Air 'Io Paean' from Martyr of Antioch, Sullivan (Madame Patey),
Coronation March - 'Le Prophete', Meyerbeer (Combined Military Bands),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem) |
| Royal Presence | HRH The Prince of Wales,
HRH The Princess of Wales,
HRH The Prince Albert Victor,
HRH The Prince George,
HRH The Princess Louise,
HRH The Princess Victoria,
HRH The Princess Maud,
Shah of Iran, Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar, |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1889/),
Illustration from the The Graphic (RAHE/9/1889/5) |