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The printed vocal score occurs in MS 2. Ff. 12, used to f. 10.

Full score of Fantasia on Welsh Traditional Tunes (Ymdaith y Mwnc, Y Gwydd, and Tri Hanner Tôn) for string orchestra and pianoforte. Ff. 17.

Ff. 2 - 8 Miscellaneous letters. Ff. 9 - 16 Words of poems, English and Welsh. Ff. 17 - 23 Brodwaith o Fiwsig Bradwen, typescript biographical notes. Ff. 24 - 34 Notes on works by J. S. Bach.

Ff. 30, used up to f. 18.

F. 1 Three Welsh folk songs, for S. S. A. (Trwy'r drysni a'r anialwch, Y Gwydd, Torth o fara), 1932. F. 19 Folk dance (Yr hen Gymraes) for pianoforte (= MS 12, f. 13), 1933. F. 23 Canmolwn yn awr y gwyr enwog, music by Tomkins, for bass voice with piano acct, 1935; an original work. F. 31 The holly and the ivy and other carols, the organ acct. F. 38 Ave Maria (Schubert) for organ or piano. F. 39 Twenty Welsh airs for piano, probably intended for pupils. F. 49 Lisa lân for T. T. B. B., piano acct. F. 51 Cob Malltraeth for S. A. T. B., piano acct. F. 53 Cob Malltraeth, sol-fa. F. 55 Cob Malltraeth, piano and voice parts. F. 61 Cwyn mam ynghyfraith for voice and piano. F. 62 Cwyn mam ynghyfraith for soprano and string orchestra, 1943. F. 64 Cwyn mam ynghyfraith for soprano and string orchestra, draft. F. 67 Ffarwel Mari for voice and strings, 1943. F. 71 Ffarwel Mari, draft. F. 74 Descant on the hymn tune Llanfair [for organ], 1962.

F. 1 And I saw a new heaven, 1934. Printed copy in MS 2. F. 13 And I saw a new heaven, arr. for string orchestra. F. 29 And I saw a new heaven, orchestral parts for string orchestra. F. 39 Molwch yr Arglwydd, draft arrgt for string orchestra. F. 46 Molwch yr Arglwydd, arr. for string orchestra, fair copy. Cf MSS 2, 6, and 7. F. 55 @Hark the glad sound, 1929. F. 63 @Graslawn a thrugarog, 1933. F. 69 @Hwn fydd mawr, 1935. F. 79 @Ye servants of the Lord, 1937. F. 87 Ye servants of the Lord, later copy. F. 91 @O perfect love, unison wedding anthem, 1942. F. 93 O perfect love, unison wedding anthem, another copy. F. 97 @Look down, O Lord. Those without words in both Welsh and English are marked @. Several items bear evidence of submission at eisteddfodau.