List of Musicians
| Name | Age | Hometown | Position | Body |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brailey, Mr. W. Theodore Ronald | 24 | London, England | Pianist | – |
| Bricoux, Mr. Roger Marie | 20 | Cosne-sur-Loire, France | Cellist | – |
| Clarke, Mr. John Frederick Preston | 30 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | Bassist | 202MB |
| Hartley, Mr. Wallace Henry | 33 | Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England | Bandmaster | 224MB |
| Hume, Mr. John Law "Jock" | 21 | Dumfries, Scotland | Violinist | 193MB |
| Krins, Mr. Georges Alexandre | 23 | London, England | Violinist | – |
| Taylor, Mr. Percy Cornelius | 32 | London, England | Cellist | – |
| Woodward, Mr. John Wesley | 32 | Oxford, England | Cellist | – |
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