Two songs for baritone and orchestra,
'Stand forth, Seithenin!' (words translated from the Welsh by Lady Charlotte Guest) and 'Thou art the one truth' (words from Dhan Ghopal Mukerji's 'My Brother's Face').
Two songs for tenor and chamber orchestra,
'Oh! Weep for those' (words, Byron), 'Oh! snatch'd away in beauty's bloom' (words, Byron).
Typescript programme note (2) by A. J. Heward Rees.
Together with a list of scores and parts at WMIC.
'Underneath the flowing sea'/'Dwfn yw'r môr', for tenor and [harp] or piano.
'Underneath the flowing sea'/'Dwfn yw'r môr' (Welsh words, Ceiriog (1832-87); English words, Grace Williams).
Variation on 'I lost my little basket' for ?chamber orchestra,
Viola part; ink, with some pencil markings.
Violin part of all three movements (two of second movement).
Ink, with some pencil markings and annotations.
Vivien Cutting became acquainted with Grace Williams during their teaching days at Southlands College, Wimbledon Park Side, in the 1930s. Their friendship continued until Grace Williams's death, and included the time Vivien Cutting spent at Newtown and Southampton. For personal reminiscences by Vivien Cutting see Welsh Music/Cerddoriaeth Cymru, vol. V, no. 7, 1977-8.
Annotation in ink by A. J. Heward Rees, 'copy of J. P., Janet Price?'. See 'Crys y mab' (F1) for original.
Vocal part (Welsh); facsimile.
With vocal part of 'Hiraeth' on verso. For 'Hiraeth' see also H19.
Ink. Welsh translation by Enid Parry also included.