- C8/10.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Copies of a carol by Gilmor Griffiths, 'Clywch newyddion da', words by Dorothy Jones.
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Archival description- C8/13.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Copy of a carol by Gilmor Griffiths, 'Daethost yma'n dlawd fel ni', words by Dorothy Jones.
- C8/17.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Sketches, manuscripts and photocopies of scores from 'Goleuni'r byd' by Gilmor Griffiths, words by Mairlyn Lewis. Arrangements for S.S.A.A. or S.S.T.B .. Noted on one copy of the presentation: To Rhian and Ruthin Youth Choir, October 1984.
- C8/19.
- File
- 1957.
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Photocopy of 'Iesu faban Mair', score, a unison arrangement, by Gilmor Griffiths, words by Vincent H. Timothy.
Little Lord Jesus asleep he doth lay,
- C8/20.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Gilmor Griffiths' arrangement of the carol 'Little Lord Jesus asleep he doth lay', by J. Winar.
- C8/23.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Photocopy of sheet containing scores, with words, for 'Noel', 'Gloria' and 'Balulalow', the words by Mairlyn Lewis.
- C8/24.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Photocopy of 'Nos Nadolig Yw' score by Gilmor Griffiths, words by H. D. Healy. Typescript copy of 'Iesu faban Mair' on the back.
- C9/9.
- File
- [1957-1984].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Draft of Gilmor Griffiths' unison composition, words by Leslie Harries.
- C9/16.
- File
- 1985.
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Composition of the tune 'Nant y Felin' in two different keys. Without words.
- C9/17.
- File
- 1975-1985.
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Manuscript of two of Gilmor Griffiths's compositions for four voices. Without words.
- C6/3.
- File
- [1960x1975].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Arrangement of the tune 'Early one morning' for the Medieval Banqueting, at Ruthin Castle. Manuscript of score, sol-fa and lyric.
- C6/4.
- File
- [1960x1975].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Arrangement of the tune 'Ganwyd Crist i'r byd', words by J. Arnold Jones, for the Medieval Banqueting, at Ruthin Castle. Photocopy of score with words.
- C6/6.
- File
- [1960x1975].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Photocopy of Gilmor Griffiths' arrangement of the traditional tune 'Green sleeves' performed by The Ruthin Castle Singers at the Medieval Banquet, Ruthin Castle. Score with words.
- C6/7.
- File
- [1960x1975].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Arrangement of the tune 'June is bustin out all over' for the Rhyl Operatic Society. Manuscript of Gilmor Griffiths' arrangement of the Rogers and Hammerstein (Carousel) composition. Score in the old notation and copy sol-fa. Also a photocopy of 'Out of my dreams' score from 'Oklahoma'.
Dwy gân i'r Glöwr / Pwll yr Hafod,
- C7/3.
- File
- 1961.
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Gilmor Griffiths' composition workbook, the words by Leslie Harries. For B.B.C. Radio programme 'Second Stages in Welsh', 1961.
- C7/4.
- File
- 1961.
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Arrangement by Gilmor Griffiths of the traditional tune 'Pant Corlan yr Wŷn'. Used as background music in the film 'Pant Hafod yr Wŷn', produced by Tudur Aled Davies, St Asaph, a former teacher at Ysgol Glan Clwyd. Seven manuscripts and two as photocopies.
- C8/11.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Two manuscript copies and one photocopy of 'Cysga'n dawel blentyn Mair' by Gilmor Griffiths. Another title - Christmas nursery rhymes.
- C8/14.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Gilmor Griffiths' arrangement of the carol 'Engyl Gwynfa', by Richard Mills, Rhos, with words by William Stephen Jones, Ponciau.
Hwn yw fy mhlentyn i (Carol Catrin),
- C8/18.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Photocopy of 'Hwn yw fy mhlentyn i' (Carol Catrin) by Gilmor Griffiths, S.S.A.A., words by Aneurin Prys Williams.
- C8/28.
- File
- c.1957-[1985].
Part of Papurau Gilmor Griffiths,
Copies of a carol score by Gilmor Griffiths, first line 'Through the centuries', words by Lemuel Bowyer, Ponciau and Dorothy M. Jones, Llangwm.
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