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Y Golomen Wen,

Full scores and parts, one with piano and one with vocals. For orchestra and Soprano voice orchestrated by Idris Lewis. Music by R. S. Hughes. Parts: Vn i(4)/Vn ii(3)/Va(2)/Vc(2)/Cb/flob/cl i-ii/bsn/hns/tpt/trbn/timp. Two additional photocopies of the full score with voice. (B.B.C. Ref.38).

Y Golau Gwan

Papers, [?1999], relating to Y Golau Gwan: Llythyrau Tom Ellis A.S. at Annie Davies, ed. by Mari Ellis (Caernarfon, 1999), comprising a corrected typescript of the book (ME 20/1-2); pages subsequently omitted from the original typescript, consisting of further letters and notes (ME 20/3); and a copy of the published book, 1999 (ME 20/4).

Y Gogynfeirdd, &c.

A volume of transcripts by John Davies, Mallwyd, comprising poetry of the 'Gogynfeirdd'; 'Llyfr Taliesin'; 'Gwasanaeth Mair'; a short Latin chronicle; and lists of the contents of 'Llyfr Coch Hergest' and 'Llyfr Gwyn Rhydderch'; etc.

Davies, John, 1567-1644

Y Gogynfeirdd,

Notes made on reading an article on 'Y Gogynfeirdd' by Joseph Loth in Revue Celtique, J. Gwenogvryn Evans's Reports on Manuscripts in the Welsh Language, etc.

Sir Edward Anwyl.

Y Gogynfeirdd,

Notes on 'Y Gogynfeirdd' with extracts from their poems, and miscellaneous notes on Hebrew and other languages.

Sir Edward Anwyl.

Y gôg lwydlas,

Manuscript scores of 'Y gôg lwydlas' (Song of the blue-grey cuckoo), an arrangement for two pianos of a traditional Welsh melody (2 copies of each). Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT108.

Y gôg lwydlas,

Manuscript score of 'Y gôg lwydlas' a traditional Welsh melody arranged for a trio, together with parts for violin and cello. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT276.

Y Gofod

T10/517/1.
Y Gofod.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 15 Chwefror 1967.
UID: Maniffest yn nodi PCG5100F.
Sgriptiau wedi'i deipio.
Sgript teledu BBC ar gyfer Y Gofod.

Y Gôf. 'Chwythu ei dôn dân chwibanu'. (Hiraethog). Bass. Winning song at Holyhead National Eisteddfod,

Y Gôf. 'Chwythu ei dôn dân chwibanu'. (Hiraethog). Bass. Winning song at Holyhead National Eisteddfod, 1927. 148/1. Autograph copy. [B]. 148/2. Autograph copy. [B]. 148/3. Evan Thomas copy. [D]. 148/4. Evan Thomas copy. Endorsed: 'Father's first copy'. [D]. 148/5. MS music book containing Henffych Gymru and rough draft of Y Gôf. Autograph. [B]. 148/6. Solo bass part only. Bars 33-82. Autograph. [D]. 148/7. Solo bass part only. 21 bars. Autograph. [D]. 148/8. Words only. [D].

Y Gododin; Caneuon Taliessin, &c.

A volume in the hand of Ieuan Fardd containing 'the original text and a modernised version with a metrical rearrangement of the lines' of y Gododdin (pp. 1-89); together with the Songs of Taliesin (pp. 91-101); and a translation into Welsh by Ieuan Fardd of [Florentius] Volusenus's 'De Animo Tranquillitate' (pp. 103-112).

Aneirin

'Y Gododin'

The original manuscript of Stephens's Welsh version and English translation of 'Y Gododin' of Aneurin Gwawdrydd [6th century], with an introduction and explanatory notes, as submitted for competition at the Cymreigyddion y Fenni eisteddfod held at Abergavenny, 1853, together with adjudications and emendations in the hand of Dr Meyer; 'englynion'; letters; and press cuttings.

Y Gododdin, etc.

A manuscript containing a transcript of the text of 'Y Gododdin', in old and modern orthography; an adjudication by Owen Jones ('Owain Myfyr') and Rob[er]t Hughes ('Robin Ddu o Fôn') on an elegy to Mr [Richard] Morys, President of the Honourable Society of Cymrodorion; 'Awdl ar y Testyn Jubili Mor-glawdd Tre' Fadog' by Dafydd Thomas ('D[afydd] Ddu o Eryri'), 1811; and 'Beirniadaeth Gymreig' being reviews ('Ad-olwg') by D. Thomas ('o Arfon'), 1812, of 'Awdl ar Amaethyddiaeth' by Walter Davies ['Gwallter Mechain'] and a similar composition by Edwd. Hughes ['Y Dryw'], both submitted to an eisteddfod at Tre' Fadog, 1811. The text of the 'Gododdin' is in the hand of David Ellis (1736-95), vicar of Cricieth, and the remainder of the manuscript in the hand of David Thomas ('Dafydd Ddu Eryri', 1759-1822).

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