| Main Performers | Kay Cavendish,
Bruce Trent - vocal,
Arnold Greir - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Norman Collins, author - prize giver |
| Orchestra or Band | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Set List | 'Imperial March', Elgar (Arnold Greir),
'Minuet and Sarabande', Purcell (Arnold Greir),
'Prelude and Bell Allegro', J Stanley (Arnold Greir),
'Largo', Handel (Arnold Greir),
'Toccata in F', Widor (Arnold Greir),
'God Save the Queen', (National Anthem)
'Jerusalem', Parry (Pitman's College Choir),
'Overture' from Nozze Di Figaro, Mozart (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Eriskay Love-Lilt', arr. Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser (Pitman's College Choir),
'Road To The Isles', arr. Patuffa Kennedy-Fraser (Pitman's College Choir),
'Five Eyes', Armstrong Gibbs (Pitman's College Choir),
'Waltzing Matilda', arr. Thos.Wood (Pitman's College Choir),
'Song of The Tub', John Tobin (Pitman's College Choir),
'Adelaide', Beethoven (Pitman's College Choir),
'Ave Maria', Schubert (Pitman's College Choir),
'Scheherazade', Rimsky-Korsakov (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra),
'The Holly and The Ivy', arr. Ernest Read (Pitman's College Choir),
'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing', arr. Ernest Read (Pitman's College Choir),
'Pomp and Circumstance No.1', Elgar (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1960/173) |