Dangos 381 canlyniad

Manuscript scores of orchestral music by Mansel Thomas, comprising arrangements of Welsh folk songs, other tunes, incidental music; music for brass bands and ensembles (including trio, quartet etc.).

Manuscript full score for 'Y Gelynen', with parts for oboe, viola and cello.

Typescript script, a full score and orchestral parts for incidental music, for an untitled play.

Manuscript part scores of 'Jesus shall reign', arranged for string quartet.

Manuscript part scores of 'The Church's one foundation', to the tune of 'Aurelia' arranged for string quartet.

Manuscript full score of 'A celebrated quartet', with parts for 2 violas and 2 cellos.

Manuscript score of 'Cader Idris', an arrangement for quintet, with parts for oboe, violin, viola, cello and piano. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT121 as 'Welsh Traditional Melody Arrangements', for Oboe, Violin, Viola, ‘Cello & Piano'.

Incomplete rough manuscript score of 'Fanfare for six trumpets', together with a photocopy of a complete version. Published: by Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT268.

Manuscript scores of 'Two easy movements for piano trio', being No.1 'Dolly's Song' and No.2 'Tread softly'. Includes the two cello parts, but parts for violin are wanting. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT275.

Manuscript full score of 'Hob y deri dan do', a traditional Welsh melody arrangement for trio. Full score together with parts for cor anglais, viola and cello. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT278.

Manuscript scores of 'Mae nghariad i'n Fenws', a traditional Welsh melody arrangement. Being No.1 of 'Two Trios for Flute, Viola and Autoharp'. Parts for for flute, autoharp and viola. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT277.

Manuscript scores of orchestrations by Mansel Thomas, of works by other composers (all for broadcasts).

Published score 'Gwyn ei fyd y gwr', a religiou song suitable for tenor or soprano, by Theophilus Thomas, Pont-y-gwaith, father of Mansel Thomas, published 1896.

Workbook and manuscripts from Mansel Thomas's youth up until the time of his B.Mus. degree (Durham University) in 1930, along with fragments and sketches of his later work.

Workbook compiled during the period 1918-1925, the earliest pieces were compiled with the help of his father, Theophilus Thomas. Most are scores copied from a book of children's hymn tunes, others are tunes compiled by Mansel Thomas.

Wining competition entries from the Treorchi National Eisteddfod, 1928, for the 'composition' class. Based on pieces composed around two fragments.

Volume containing the full score of a 'String quartet in F minor', submitted as part of his B.Mus. degree from Durham University.

Manuscript score and printed copy, 'Huna, forwr llon', arranged by Mansel Thomas, words by Robert Bryan.

Manuscript sketches and drafts relating to instrumental works. Working titles include: Etude for viola and piano; Abingdon suite No.1; An impromptu for Peter; A New Year's Day prelude; Rhapsody No.2 for Cel[l]o and piano; Treadam sends greetings to Ealing (organ music).

Manuscript sketches and drafts relating to vocal and choral music. Working titles include: Praise to the holiest; A song for Gwydion; Aqua vitae; The Dulas carol; The cry of Elisha after Elijah; All praise to thee in light arranged; Caddir llanw; A family prayer; Kings of heaven and earth below; A prayer for mercy, etc.. Some scores are known to be in the hand of Peter Cobb.