| Main Performers | Wilfred Kitching,
Commissioner Erik Wickberg,
Commissioner Edgar Grinsted,
Lt.-Commissioner William Leed - speakers
George F Crooks,
Kathleen Norwood,
Lawrence Mallyon,
Maureen Davey,
Julie Wiggins - vocals,
Michael Clack - organ,
Marjorie Ringham,
Mavis Walkden - pianos,
Captain Leslie Condon - tuba |
| Orchestra or Band | International Staff Band,
Stockholm Temple String Band |
| Choirs | United Songsters,
Aberdeen Citadel Songster Brigade,
National Songsters |
| Conductors | Lt.-Colonel Bernard Adams,
Mrs Lt.-Colonel Ingrid Salomonson,
Captain Dean Goffin |
| Set List | 'The Swedish National Anthem',
'God is With Us' (Based on Joseph Haydn),
'The Whole Armour of God', Eric Ball,
Chorale - 'Praise to the Lord, the Almighty', Joachim Neander, Catherine Winkworth (Aberdeen Citadel Songster Brigade),
'Sing Aloud the Songs of Praise', arr. Sven Benzein (Stockholm Temple String Band),
'Sonata in D Major' (First movement), Mozart (Mrs Marjorie Ringham, Mavis Walkden),
'Marching We Come', Charles Skinner, Miriam Richards (National Songsters),
'Themes from the Italian Symphony', Mendelssohn, arr. Dean Goffin (International Staff Band),
'He Remembers Sins No More', General Wilfred Kitching, General Albert Orsborn (Kathleen Norwood, Lawrence Mallyon, United Songsters),
'Soldier, Rouse Thee', Colonel Bramwell Coles (String Band),
'We Believe in God', Thorsten Kjall (Stockholm Temple String Band),
Aria - 'Why Do the Nations ?' from Messiah, Handel (Lawrence Mallyon),
'The Omnipresent God' (Psalm 139), Hector Main (Aberdeen Citadel Songster Brigade),
E Flat Bass Tuba Solo - 'Celestial Morn', Leslie Condon (Leslie Condon),
Transcription - 'A Prayer', Schubert, arr. Brindley Boon (National Songsters, Mrs Maureen Davey),
'That Beautiful Land', Robert Harkness, arr. Eric Ball, F A F White (International Staff Band, Male Chorus),
Elocution - 'William Booth Enters Heaven', Vachell Lindsay (Julie Wiggins),
'The Lord is my Shepherd - Psalm 23', George Marshall (United Songsters, International Staff Band, Michael Clack) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1961/72) |