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Manuscript score of an arrangement of 'Beth yw'r haf i mi?' (words, T. H. and Amy Parry-Williams), for unaccompanied mixed voices. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT057 [1998?].

Manuscript score of 'To daffodils' = 'Cennin aur' (English words, Robert Herrick; Welsh translation, T. Gwynn Jones). Arranged for T.T.B.B unaccompanied male voices. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT009 [1998?].

Manuscript score of (including tonic sol-fa and staff notation) of the Welsh national anthem 'Hen wlad fy nhadau' by James James (words, Evan James), dated January 1972. Arranged for male voices and organ. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT005.

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

Manuscript part scores of 'There lived a maiden' and 'Leave not the land', for voice and harp. Composed June 1953. Two manuscript scores, not in the composers hand, together with printed scores.

Manuscript orchestral score (without words) of the Welsh hymn-tune 'Moab' by Ieuan Gwyllt. Includes orchestral parts with words attached.

Manuscript full score, photocopy of original short score of 'Salm 24' ('Y Brenin-orchfygwr'), for brass band, choir and baritone soloist; together with a manuscript chorus score, and brass band parts. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT078 [1998?].

Two cover pages only. Relate to 'Welsh heritage' song-cycle for high voice and piano on Anglo-Welsh poems; Photocopy of '9 songs from the Anglo-Welsh.

Manuscript sketches of arrangements for carols comprising parts for strings, wind and brass. Pieces include: 'Hark the Herald', 'Away in a manger', 'O come all ye faithful', 'Once in Royal David City'. A second group of parts for strings: Carols for Colwinston Church (1961) arrangement for string quartet: 'Once in Royal David's city', Hark the Herald angels sing', 'The first nowell', While shepherds watch their flocks', O come all ye faithful', 'Away in a manger', 'Cwm Rhondda', 'O little town of Bethlehem'.

Manuscript sketches of arrangements for strings parts. Compositions include: 'Andante grazioso', 'The Vicar of Bray', 'God save the King', 'Hen wlad fy nhadau', 'Sur le Pont', 'I saw a ship a-sailing' and 'A friendly quartet'.

Manuscript sketches, drafts and text, relating to his arrangement of 'Psalm 14'.

Manuscript sketches and drafts relating to his arrangement of Psalm 19 written for the Trorchy Male Voice Choir, whilst at Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny, 3 September 1985.

Manuscript sketches and drafts relating to his arrangement of 'The Lords Prayer'. Versions 'expressly for Denis Walker and the Llanwenarth Baptist chapel choir ....', 1981.

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.

Group of sketches and drafts relating to his work 'Jubilate Deo' - Psalm 100.

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

Volume containing the full score of the cantata 'God is our hope and strength' words from the 46th Psalm, submitted as part of his B.Mus. degree from Durham University.

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

Workbooks containing music score and parts of trios for piano, violin and cello. Comprises 'A little prelude', 'A little scherzo', and 'A folk tune' composed by Megan Lloyd and arranged by Mansel Thomas.