Bound photocopy of ink full score; and photocopy of ink vocal score.

Ink score of song entitled 'Epilogue', for voice and piano.

Ink full score and ink vocal score, both dated 'Mai 1972'. A reduced photocopy of the vocal score is included (last page missing).

The tune book of John Lewis, 1850, containing transcripts of hymn-tunes, anthems and songs, including compositions and arrangements by David Lewis.

The tune book of Lewis Lewis, Tŷ'n lôn, 1815, containing hymn-tunes, anthems and songs by John Williams, D[avid] Harri[e]s, Carno, John Jeffreys, Evan Evans, Caerlleon, John Ffransis [Francis], Rhyd-hir, John Ellis, Llynlleifiad, James Mills, Llanidloes, John Edwards, Llangadog, S[tephen] Llwyd, Abergwaun and Lewis Lewis (the compiler); with some notes on the rudiments of music.

The tune book of Samuel Jones, a native of Dolgellau, 1855, containing popular songs, dances, folk tunes and hymn-tunes.

A collection of hymn-tunes, anthems and miscellaneous songs compiled apparently in the Llanbrynmair district. The tunes are mostly anonymous but there are items ascribed to the Reverend J[ohn] D[avid] Edwards, John Ashton, Trefeglwys, W[illiam] Owen [Prysgol], J[oseph] D[avid] Jones, 1851, and D. P. Price, Cazenovia.

Six tune books written by David Lewis, Evan Lewis and John Lewis, Llanrhystyd, 1847-1852, and containing hymn-tunes, anthems and songs by David Lewis, D[aniel] T[homas] Williams, J. Hughes, Alltlwyd, J[ohn] Jones, Towyn, R[owland] H[uw] Pritchard, Bala, ('Hiraeth y Cymro yn Lle'r-pwll'), E. Samuel, Racine, John Ambrose Lloyd, C[harles] James, Llanilar, J[ohn] Edwards, Llangadog, William Roberts, Caerfyrddin, M. Thomas, T[homas] Jarman and William Owen. The anthems include 'Y meirw ni folianant yr Arglwydd' by William Davies, Cae'r blaidd, Ffestiniog ('buddugol yn Eisteddfod Ffestiniog, 1854') and 'Gwyn ei fyd a ystyria wrth y tlawd' by John Owen ('Owain Alaw').

Two manuscript music books and loose sheets, nineteenth century, containing dance tunes and songs; together with programmes of concerts by the Dorian Trio at the Brecon Little Theatre, 1939, and of recitals and concerts organised by the National Council of Music on behalf of CEMA (Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts), mainly in West Wales, [1940]-[1941].

Reproduction of manuscript copy.

Volume containing ink score, dated 23 November 1946, of 'See, see the shepherd's queen', for voice and piano. Also includes ink and pencil score of 'Dover beach' (words, Matthew Arnold), for tenor and string quartet.

Scores and sketches of songs.

Reproduction of manuscript copy.

Bound ink full score (photocopy), marked 'Conductor', with a vocal score (photocopy) of the same version; together with an ink vocal score of a version for baritone, mixed choir and orchestra (op. 75A ); and a pencil sketch, and typescript text.

Manuscript scores of original compositions and arrangements for solo voice.

1 ink score and words on a separate sheet.

Emyn-donau John Jenkins, Bad Uchaf, ger Pontypridd, gan gynnwys 'Glan-y-Bâd', buddugol yn Eisteddfod 'Welsh Industries' yng Nghaerdydd, 1946, ynghyd â 'Hen Delynor’ (geiriau T. Rowland Hughes), buddugol yn Eisteddfod Cydweli, 1952. Ceir hefyd wybodaeth fywgraffyddol am John Jenkins, ynghyd â nodyn am hanes Eglwys y Bedyddwyr Carmel, Bad Uchaf.