Welsh national anthem: 'Hen wlad fy nhadau'.
- H38.
- Cyfres
Welsh national anthem: 'Hen wlad fy nhadau' (words, [Evan James], melody, James James, harmonised and orchestrated by Grace Williams), for baritone, T. T. B. B. and orchestra.
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Disgrifiad archifol- J1.
- Cyfres
- 1961-1991.
Commissioned by the Welsh Committee of the Arts Council of Great Britain. First performed, 5 May 1966, by the Welsh National Opera Company, at the New Theatre, Cardiff; 1961.
'Rataplan' (words, Henry Treece), a fantasy for radio,
- L2.
- Cyfres
- 1949.
- N1/1-35.
- Cyfres
- 1947-1967.
All are autograph unless otherwise stated. * denotes that the poems have appeared in Vivien Cutting, Tree of knowledge (Newtown, 1952). The other poems may have appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, or may be unpublished.
- A1.
- Cyfres
- [1930]-1949.
[1930], Revised 1949.
- A4.
- Cyfres
- 1936-1940.
1936, Revised 1940.
'Sea sketches' for string orchestra,
- A8.
- Cyfres
- [1944]-1951.
Including 'High wind', 'Sailing song', 'Channel sirens', 'Breakers', 'Calm sea in summer'. [Composed 1944].
Sextet for oboe, trumpet, violin, viola, cello and piano,
- D3.
- Cyfres
- [1931x1951].
Polish polka, based on the tune 'Husia, Susia', for two pianos,
- D9.
- Cyfres
- [c. 1950].
(For orchestral version see A9).
'The Dancers', suite for soprano solo, SSA chorus, string orchestra and harp or piano,
- E8.
- Cyfres
- 1951-1953.
Including 'Gather for festival' (H. D.), 'Tarantella' (Belloc), 'Roundelay' (Chatterton), 'Lose the pain in the snow' (May Sarton), 'To the wild hills' (Kathleen Raine).
'Ye Highlands and ye Lowlands', song-cycle, for male voice chorus with piano accompaniment,
- E19.
- Cyfres
- 1972.
Including 'The Bonny Earl of Murray' (anon.), 'O my luve's like a red, red rose' (Burns) and 'Jock of Hazeldean' (Sir Walter Scott).
Two interlinked choruses for mixed choir, two horns and harp,
- E21.
- Cyfres
- 1975-1976.
['The Call of the sea', editorial title by A. J. Heward Rees]: 'Harp song of the Dane women' (words, Kipling) and 'Mariners' song' (words, Beddoes).
'Slumber song' (words, Siegfried Sassoon), for voice, flute, viola and harp,
- F7.
- Cyfres
- [c. 1928].
'They closed her eyes' (words, Masefield), for voice and string quartet,
- F8.
- Cyfres
- [c. 1928].
Songs for mezzo-soprano and orchestra,
- F9.
- Cyfres
- 1930.
Including 'Tuscany' (words, V. Sackville-West), 'Tarantella' (words, Hilaire Belloc) and ' Service of all the dead' (words, D. H. Lawrence).
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