| Main Performers | Colin Waggott - xylophone,
Francis Cameron - organ,
Colin Porter,
David Dennis,
Michael Pearce - trombones |
| Secondary Performers | Frank Phillips - announcer,
E R Burgis,
Alex H Cunningham - prize givers |
| Orchestra or Band | Massed Bands:
Camborne Town Band,
Creswell Colliery Welfare Band,
CWS (Manchester) Band,
The Fairey Band,
Grimethorpe Colliery Institute Band,
Hanwell Silver Band
Harlow Youth Band Trio,
Trumpeters of The Life Guards |
| Conductors | Sir Arthur Bliss,
Trumpet-Major E G Madden,
George Atkinson |
| Set List | 'Fanfare for Brass Band and Organ',
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
Military March - 'Pomp and Circumstance No.4', Elgar (Massed Bands),
Serenade - 'String Quartet in F, Op.3', Haydn, arr. Frank Wright (Massed Bands),
'Orpheus in The Underworld Overture', Offenbach (Massed Bands),
'The Homeland', Sullivan, arr. Eric Ball (Massed Bands),
'Rienzi Overture', Wagner, Haydn Johns (Massed Bands),
'Minuet' from Symphony No.104 (The London), Haydn (Massed Bands),
'Chorus' and 'The Glory of The Lord' from Messiah, Handel (Massed Bands),
'Grand March' from Tannhauser, Wagner (Massed Bands),
'Barber of Seville Overture', Rossini (Massed Bands),
Trio of Trombones - 'Air in Martial Style', trad. (Colin Porter, David Dennis, Michael Pearce, Harlow Youth Band),
'Sobre Las Olas Waltz' (Over The Waves), Juventino Rosas/Harold Moss (Massed Bands),
'Hungarian Dances, Nos. 1 and 2', Brahms, Aubrey Winter (Massed Bands),
'Czardas', Monti (Colin Waggott, CWS Band),
'Trumpet Tune and Air', Purcell, arr. Frank Wright (Massed Bands),
Chorus - 'Hallelujah' from Messiah, Handel (Massed Bands) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1963/156) |