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'This packed and silent jar' *,

N1/20.
File
1950.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'Thou art the one truth' [(words from Dhan Ghopal Mukergi's 'My brother's face')], for baritone and [orchestra] or piano,

F22.
Series
1935-1950.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

Three carols, 'Wassail song', 'Down in yon forest' (English carol), 'Shepherds watched their flocks by night' (Czech carol),

G1.
Series
1948.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

Broadcast Christmas 1948.

'Three lyrics' (words, Shakespeare), for SSA and piano,

E12.
Series
1959.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'Sigh no more, Ladies', 'Orpheus with his lute', and 'Blow, blow thou winter wind'.

Three nocturnes for two pianos, including 'Serenade', 'Passacaglia' and 'Masque',

D10.
Series
1953.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

Three songs for tenor and orchestra,

F11.
Series
[1929x1934].

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'Oh! weep for those that wept' (words, Byron), 'Oh! snatch'd away in beauty's bloom' (words, Byron), 'Service of all the dead' (words, D. H. Lawrence).

Three traditional ballads, arranged for voice (tenor), flute, oboe and string quartet,

H32.
Series
1950.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'Sweet primroses' (traditional tune and words from the Gower Peninsula), 'The Lass of Swansea town' (folk-song from the Gower, tune and words traditional), 'Fair Lisa' (traditional Welsh tune, words translated from the Welsh by Grace Williams).

Three Yugoslav folk-songs,

H33.
Series
1952-1966.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'To death' (words, Caroline Southey (1787-1854)), for voice and piano,

F28.
Series
1953.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

'Tradition and the minor poet',

N1/8.
File
1948.

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

Translations of 'Chwe chân i denor a thelyn' by David Wynne.

M7.
File

Part of Grace Williams Music Manuscripts,

English words, adapted from the Welsh, by Grace Williams. M7/1 is in ink, with pencilled amendments. M7/2 comprises a typescript of the poems in Welsh with English translations in ink, and some pencil amendments.

Transposed part (up one tone) for voices.