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Ink score, dated July 1977; and pencil sketches. Words by Emyr Humphreys.

The file contains a copy of a letter, 1986, inviting Emyr Humphreys to take part in the Festival together with his reply.

Includes letters from James Hanley (50), E. Howard Harris (4), John Harris (16), Peter Hellings, Jean Henderson (3), Rayner Heppenstall (30), Joyce Herbert (2), Robert Herring (12), Nigel Heseltine, Désirée Hirst (7), Cyril Hodges (14), Jeremy Hooker (6), Richard Hughes (2), Belinda Humfrey (11), and Emyr Humphreys (11).

The file contains notes written on Emyr Humphreys; a typescript of a radio talk given by Emyr Humphreys, entitled 'A Protestant view of the modern life', transmitted March 1953; and newspapers cuttings and typescripts of articles which appeared in newspapers by or regarding Emyr Humphreys.

Autograph draft, with revision, of Y Gosb, a play for television by Emyr Humphreys, first shown on S4C, 6 January 1983.

The file contains correspondence with publishers relating to the reprints scheme, 1977, in particular regarding reprints of Emyr Humphreys' work. The file also includes letters from Raymond Garlick, Ned Thomas and Belinda Humfrey including their suggestions for possible reprints.

Ink score (transparencies), dated March 1975; together with a rough pencil score and a facsimile of another score, also dated March 1975. A typescript of the words is included, signed by Emyr Humphreys, 10 January 1975; and a programme note.

Correspondents include Joseph Horovitz, 1970; Owain Arwel Hughes, 1977; Emyr Humphreys (12), [1970?]-1998.

Notebook of Berta Ruck, May 1960-April 1961, including letters from Emyr Humphreys, February 1961, Hesketh Pearson, October 1960, and Vita Sackville-West, March 1961.

The file contains notes written on Richard Hughes, [c. 1977], together with reproductions of photographs of Richard Hughes and one of Emyr Humphreys and Sian Thomas.

Ink score, dated January 1968; and two facsimiles (E and F) with annotations in pencil and ink. All scores are stamped 'Copyright Oxford University Press'. Words by Emyr Humphreys.

A scrap-album compiled, 1958, by Leila Mégane, containing correspondence, photographs, press cuttings and notes, 1919-1958, relating to her life and career, including a series of articles about her from the Caernarvon & Denbigh Herald & North Wales Observer, November 1955-April 1956 (ff. 2-27, 28 verso, 29 verso-30 verso), and papers pertaining to the Leila Mégane Scholarship Trust Fund, 1955-1957 (ff. 32 verso, 34-35, 36), with notes by Leila Mégane. The correspondents include Walter Johnstone-Douglas (1), 1958, Emyr Humphreys (1), 1958, and Jean de Reszke (2), 1919.

Ink score and typescript copy of text. Words by Emyr Humphreys.

[Text: Emyr Humphreys.]