| Main Performers | Flora Woodman,
Dorothy Greene,
Elsa Frood,
John Coates,
Topliss Green,
Harry Dearth,
Patuffa Kennedy-Fraser - vocals |
| Secondary Performers | Samuel Liddle,
Berkeley Mason |
| Orchestra or Band | Boosey's Concert Orchestra |
| Conductors | Bainbridge Robinson,
Ronald G Tomblin |
| Set List | Overture: 'The Siege of Rochelle', Balfe (Boosey's Concert Orchestra),
'Ships of Arcady' (Over The Rim of the Moon), Michael Head (Elsa Frood),
'Little Michael John O'Shea', Sterndale Bennett (Harry Dearth),
'The Jewel Song' (Faust), Gounod (Flora Woodman),
Part-Songs: 'Fill The Bowl With Rosy Wine', John E West (London Male Voice Choir),
'It's Oh To Be A Wild Wind', Elgar (London Male Voice Choir),
'The Vagabond'( Songs of Travel ), Vaughan Williams (John Coates),
Three Songs of Fantasy: 'The Fairies Dance', Michael Head (Dorothy Greene),
'The Little Dreams', Michael Head (Dorothy Greene),
'A Funny Fellow', Michael Head (Dorothy Greene),
Three Sea Chanties: 'Amsterdam', arr. Geoffrey Toye (Topliss Green),
'Missouri', arr. Geoffrey Toye (Topliss Green),
'The Liverpool Girls', arr. Geoffrey Toye (Topliss Green),
Suite: 'Carmen', Bizet (Boosey's Concert Orchestra),
Celtic Songs to the Harp: 'Hebridean Mother's Song', M Kennedy-Fraser (Patuffa Kennedy-Fraser),
'A Fairy's Love Song', M Kennedy-Fraser (Patuffa Kennedy-Fraser),
'Mull Fisher's Love Song', M Kennedy Fraser (Patuffa Kennedy-Fraser),
'Just A Ray of Sunlight', W H Squire (Elsa Frood),
'Come To The Cookhouse Door', Wolseley Charles (Harry Dearth),
'I'd Be A Butterfly', arr. F Woodman (Flora Woodman),
'The Bargain', Malcolm Davidson (Flora Woodman),
'The Little Brown Owl', Wilfrid Sanderson (Flora Woodman),
'The Old Spinet', W H Squire (John Coates),
Part-Song: 'The Long Day Closes', Arthur Sullivan (London Male Voice Choir),
New Song: 'To Welcome You', Marjory Meade (Dorothy Greene),
'Meggie's Weddin', Wilfrid Sanderson (Topliss Green),
Finale: Symphony No.4, Tschaikovsky (Boosey's Concert Orchestra) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1925/9) |