| Main Performers | Arnold Greir - organ,
Semprini - piano |
| Secondary Performers | Rt. Hon. Selwyn Lloyd - prize giver
Rev. Father John Osborne - speaker |
| Orchestra or Band | London Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Set List | 'Carillon', Boellmann (Arnold Greir),
Minuet - 'Berenice', Handel (Arnold Greir),
'Bouree', from Water Music, Handel (Arnold Greir),
'Toccata and Fugue in D Minor', Bach (Arnold Greir),
'Serenade', Haydn (Arnold Greir),
'Bavarian Dance', Elgar (Arnold Greir),
'Tuba Tune', Lang (Arnold Greir),
'God Save the Queen', (National Anthem)
'Overture' from Semiramide, Rossini (London Philharmonic Orchestra),
Folk Songs - 'Twa Bonnie Maidens', arr. John Tobin (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'The Little Red Lark', arr. John Tobin (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Megan's Daughter', arr. W S Gwynn Williams (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'The Old Woman and The Pedlar', arr. John Tobin (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Where'er You Walk', Handel (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'The Erl King', Schubert (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
Tone Poem - 'Finlandia', Sibelius (London Philharmonic Orchestra),
'Prince Igor Choral Dance' from Prince Igor, Borodin (Pitman's College Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra),
Piano Soli - 'Scherzo', Litolff, 'Mediterranean Concerto', Semprini,
'Santa Lucia', Cottrau,
'Sorrento', Di Capua,
'La Danza', Rossini,
'15th Hungarian Rhapsody', Liszt (Semprini),
Carols - 'Twelve Days of Christmas' (Pitman's College Choir),
'O Come, All Ye Faithful' (Pitman's College Choir),
'Pomp and Circumstance No.1 - Land of Hope and Glory', Elgar (London Philharmonic Orchestra) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1959/151) |