| Main Performers | Flora Woodmanm
Madeline Hylton
Phyllis Lett
John Coates
Ivor Foster
Harry Dearth - vocals,
W H Squire - cello |
| Secondary Performers | Samuel Liddle,
Berkeley Mason |
| Orchestra or Band | Boosey's Concert Orchestra |
| Set List | Overture: 'Oberon', Weber (Boosey's Concert Orchestra),
'The House of Happiness', Barbara Melville Hope (Ivor Foster),
'Tavern Song', Howard Fisher (Ivor Foster),
'April Morn', Robert Batten (Flora Woodman),
'The Lake Isle of Innisfree', A Morrison (John Coates),
'The Cloths of Heaven', Arthur Barclay (John Coates),
Rect. and Aria: 'Ombra Mai Fu', Handel (Phyllis Lett),
'Little Miss Over-the-Way', T C Sterndale Bennett (Harry Dearth),
'Through Softly Falling Rain', Martin Shaw (Madeline Hylton),
'The Herald', Martin Shaw, (Madeline Hylton),
Cello Solo: 'Kol Nidrei', Max Bruch (W H Squire),
'Welsh Rhapsody', Edward German (Boosey's Concert Orchestra),
'The Wheel-tapper's Song', Wolseley Charles (Ivor Foster),
'One Morning Very Early', Wilfrid Sanderson (Flora Woodman),
'I'd Be a Butterfly', T H Bayly, arr. Flora Woodman (Flora Woodman),
'Speak, Music', Edward Elgar, (John Coates),
Cello Solos: 'Old Irish Air', arr. W H Squire (W H Squire),
'The Merry Harvester', Senaille (W H Squire),
New Songs: 'Calling To Me', Wilfrid Sanderson (Phyllis Lett),
'Come To the Cook-House Door', Wolseley Charles (Harry Dearth),
'Nightingale of June', Wilfrid Sanderson (Madeline Hylton),
'The Empire March', Edward Elgar (Boosey's Concert Orchestra), |
| Related Archival Material | Programme and Book of Words (RAHE/1/1924/36) |