| Opera in Three Acts Music by Jacques Offenbach |
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| (English version by Edward Agate) | ||
| Act I | – | Paris |
| Act II | – | Venice |
| Act III | – | Munich |
| Handwritten notes indicate that this programme was changed at the performance |
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| Danzi | – | Quintet in G minor |
| Stravinsky | – | Three Pieces |
| Poulenc | – | Trio |
| Rossini | – | Theme and Variations |
| Debussy | – | Two Preludes: "Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest" & "Ondine" |
| Jacob | – | Sextet |
| Piano: | ||
| Chopin | – | Fantasie in F minor Op. 49 |
| Lieder: | ||
| Brahms | – | Das Mädchen spricht |
| Brahms | – | Botschaft |
| Brahms | – | Wiengenlied |
| Piano: | ||
| Ravel | – | Ondine |
| Liszt | – | Two Studies |
| Aria: | ||
| Rossini | – | Cruda Sorte, from "The Italian Girl in Algiers" |
| Piano: | ||
| Liszt | – | Spanish Rhapsody |
| Songs: | ||
| Finzi | – | Three Songs from "Let Us Garlands Bring": Come away, Death Who is Sylvia? It was a Lover and his Lass |
| Chairman: | Dr. A. G. Blyth | Mrs. R. H. Walker | |
| Deputy Chairman: | Mrs. P. H. Ponting | Mrs. M. Tait | |
| Secretary: | Miss Gladys New | Mr. D. Hocking | |
| Treasurer: | Mr. R. Burton | Mr. I. Duncan | |
| Mrs. E. Graham |
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