| Composer | Music |
| Fucik | Florentine March |
| Offenbach | "Here you see the place" ("La belle Helène) |
| Leopold Mozart | Sinfonia di Caccia in G |
| Komzak | Waltz: "Bad'ner Mad'ln" |
| W.A.Mozart | Fünf Kontertänze, KV609 |
| Ziehrer | Waltz: "Weana Mad'ln", Op.388 |
| Coates | March: "Calling all Workers" |
| Johann Strauss II | Waltz: "Wein, Weib und Gesang" (arr. for string quartet, piano & harmonium by Alban Berg) - See note |
| A Strauss Fantasy (arr. Landauer) | |
| Wassmuth (attrib. Leopold Mozart) | A Musical Sleigh-Ride |
| Goodnight Sweetheart (Al Bowlly, with Ray Noble and his Orchestra) |
Note
Schoenberg, Berg and Webern established The Society for Private Performance whose purpose was to introduce new music, not only their own, but by other composers including Debussy and Stravinsky. To this end they made arrangements which could be performed privately by small groups. They didn't have much money and the Society's first concert was a fundraiser consisting of performances of arrangements of Johann Strauss.