'Yr Eos'/'The Nightingale', for SSA and piano,
'Yr Eos'/'The Nightingale', for SSA and piano,
Yr Eos (The Nightingale), part-song for S. S .A. with piano accompaniment,
Yr Eos (The Nightingale), part-song for S. S .A. with piano accompaniment,
'Yr Eneth ffein ddu'/'The Lovely dark maid', Welsh folk-song arranged for voice and piano.
'Yr Eneth ffein ddu'/'The Lovely dark maid', Welsh folk-song arranged for voice and piano.
'Your harps and cymbals sound' (chorus from Handel's oratorio Solomon), arranged for SSAA and piano,
'Your harps and cymbals sound' (chorus from Handel's oratorio Solomon), arranged for SSAA and piano,
'Ye Highlands and ye Lowlands', song-cycle, for male voice chorus with piano accompaniment,
'Ye Highlands and ye Lowlands', song-cycle, for male voice chorus with piano accompaniment,
'Y Gwydd'.
'Y Gwydd'.
'Y Bore glas', for voice and piano (? or harp).
'Y Bore glas', for voice and piano (? or harp).
'Y Bore glas', for cello and harp. [?For schools' broadcast].
'Y Bore glas', for cello and harp. [?For schools' broadcast].
'Wort and Anwort',
'Wort and Anwort',
Words only in ink, with pencil alterations.
Words only in ink, with pencil alterations.
WMIC lists (2).
WMIC lists (2).
WMIC list of parts.
WMIC list of parts.
'Willie's lyke-wake', traditional ballad arranged for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and bass, and piano,
'Willie's lyke-wake', traditional ballad arranged for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and bass, and piano,
'While shepherds watched',
'While shepherds watched',
'When thou dost dance' (words, anon., 17th century), for soprano or tenor and piano,
'When thou dost dance' (words, anon., 17th century), for soprano or tenor and piano,
'When my love swears' (words, Shakespeare, sonnet from 'The Passionate pilgrim'), for tenor and piano,
'When my love swears' (words, Shakespeare, sonnet from 'The Passionate pilgrim'), for tenor and piano,
Welsh overture, 'Hen Walia',
Welsh overture, 'Hen Walia',
Welsh national anthem: 'Hen wlad fy nhadau'.
Welsh national anthem: 'Hen wlad fy nhadau'.
Welsh dances,
Welsh dances,
'Watching the wheat'/'Bugeilio'r gwenith gwyn' (Welsh words, Wil Hopkin; English words, Grace Williams), arranged for voice and piano,
'Watching the wheat'/'Bugeilio'r gwenith gwyn' (Welsh words, Wil Hopkin; English words, Grace Williams), arranged for voice and piano,
