| Main Performers | Red Army Ensemble,
Walter Tissovsky,
Ivan Chermantei,
Konstantin Lisovsky,
K Gerasimov,
E Beliaev,
V Dimitriev,
G Andryushenko,
A Sergeyev,
N Polozkov
V Ruslanov - vocal,
E Foektistov - balalaika,
Ivan Chermantei - accordion |
| Conductors | Colonel Boris Alexandrov,
Lt.-Colonel Konstantin Vinogradov,
Major Vladimir Alexandrov |
| Set List | 'God Save the Queen', (National Anthem),
'Soviet National Anthem',
'Song of Russia', B Alexandrov, Y Kamenetsky (K Gerasimov),
'Song of The Plains', L Knipper, L Gusev (Red Army Ensemble),
'Beautiful Moonlit Night' (E Beliaev),
'Kalinka' (E Beliaev),
'A Break On The March', L Schatz (Red Army Ensemble),
'The Bells of Remembrance', V Muradeli, A Sobolev (V Dimitriev),
'A Birch Tree Stood in The Meadow' (G Andryushenko),
'Poem of The Ukraine', A V Alexandrov, O Kolychev (A Sergeyev),
'Down The Piterskaya' (A Sergeyev),
'Tipperary' (K Gerasimov),
'The Courageous Don Cossacks' (Red Army Ensemble),
'Cossack Dance', B Alexandrov (Red Army Ensemble),
'Chorus' from Ernani, Verdi (Red Army Ensemble),
'Ah! Lovely Night' (N Polozkov),
'Do The Russian People Want War?', E Kolmanovsky, E Yevtushenko (V Ruslanov),
'Kamarinskaya' (E Foektistov),
'Sailor's Dance', V Kudriavtsov (Red Army Ensemble),
'The Volga Boatmen' (V Dimitriev),
'You Are Always Beautiful', B Mokrousov, N Gleizerov (E Beliaev),
'Annie Laurie' (E Beliaev),
'On The March', V Soloviev-Sedoi, M Dudin (Red Army Ensemble),
'Soldiers' Dance', B Alexandrov (Red Army Ensemble),
'Auld Lang Syne' (Red Army Ensemble) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1963/20)
4 B&W photographs (RAHE/3/1963/1) |