| Main Performers | Madame Donalda,
Herbert Heyner,
Robert Easton,
Florence Parbury - vocals,
P Mavon-Ibbs - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Harold Craxton - piano
Arthur Mason - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Royal Military Band (Kneller Hall),
Pipers of HM Scots Guards |
| Choirs | Central London Choral Society |
| Conductors | Lieutenant H E Adkins,
Mr David J Thomas,
Lieutenant B W O'Donnell,
Ralph Vaughan Williams,
Pipe Major A M Ross |
| Set List | 'Hibernia', H E Adkins (Band),
Choral Epilogue from 'The Banner of St. George', Elgar (Choir, Band),
'O Mistress Mine, Freights, Grace for Light', Roger Quilter (Herbert Heyner),
'O, Canada, Madam Noy', Bliss (Madame Donalda),
'Come My Own One', George Butterworth (Madame Donalda),
'Theme and Variations', Lieutenant B W O'Donnell (Band),
Australian Bush Songs (Robert Easton, WCJ, AM, Choir, Band):
'The Land of 'Who Knows Where', William G James,
'Bush Night Song', William G James,
'Bush Silence', William G James,
'The Stock-rider's Song', William G James,
'A Welsh Rhapsody', Edward German (Band)
'The Yeomen of England', Edward German (Herbert Heyner, Choir, Band),
2nd Movement of A Sea Symphony: 'On the Beach at Night Alone', Ralph Vaughan Williams (Band),
Part Song: 'Song of the Vikings', Eaton Faning (Choir, Band),
'Rule Brittannia', Arne (Florence Parbury, Choir, Band, P Mavon-Ibbs, Audience),
'Festival Hymn', George Aitken (P Mavon-Ibbs),
'A Fountain Reverie', Percy Fletcher (P Mavon-Ibbs) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1922/48),
Handbill (RAHE/6/1922/32) |