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Original manuscript score, parts, sketches and draft scores 'Bye Baby Bunting' (1993) for string trio. Parts for violin, viola, cello. In memory of Morton Feldman. Conductors copy of 'Music for Three Beau (1987),' with sketches and proposed revisions, 1987-1989. Notes for performance, all score and parts checked and corrected Jan 2015.

Draft manuscript score 'Cairn' arrangement for soprano saxophone and cello, 19 September 2011. For Tabea and Johanna. Sketches 1 August 2011 (relating to both versions). (See also Instrumental Music (Solo & Duo) for solo harp, C4/7).

Original draft manuscript score 'Cairn' for solo harp 31 October 2011. (See also Instrumental Music (Solo & Duo) for sax and cello, C4/6).

Draft manuscript score, drafts and sketches 'Canons for the Longest Day' for string orchestra and septet. Parts for violins off stage, violins I and II, violas, cellos and double bass. First performance for string orchestra was Welsh Chamber Players, Peter Esswood (conductor) at the Lower Machen Festival 2010. Published original score and parts for string septet, published by PM Publications (2014), also proof 1 of the septet version (with alterations) made for soloists of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing, 2014.

An original group of papers identified as Cardiff Arts Marketing (CAM). Includes programmes from events, publicity, advertising material and cuttings.

Direct marketing and promotional material. Various events leaflets (c.1986-1995) and the newsletters Youth-phoria!-Cardiff Festival, September 1992-March 1994; The Party Times, October 1991-April 1992.

Cardiff Bay Opera House was a proposed centre for the performing arts in Cardiff Bay and proposed home to the WNO, but failed financial support meant it was never built, but replaced by the Wales Millennium Centre. The file is made up of press articles, cuttings, brochures and some correspondence from the funding application, survey of public opinion to events through to events at the Millennium Centre. Announcement of the resignation of the Wales Millennium Centre Chief Executive, 2009. Work in progress 2 x 35 mm slides Wales Millennium Centre.

Cwpan Aur correspondence, flyers and brochures at the National Museum with some annual reports and accounts. National Museum brochures, 2006-2014.

Papers of the group founded by musicians, composers and lovers of contemporary music in Cardiff, from the first meeting at the Chapter Arts Centre on 7 March 1993. The papers include minutes, correspondence and notes on discussions and arrangements of concerts and venues.

Letters of invitation to attend concerts and a programme for the ‘In Transit’ ensemble at Trinity College, Carmarthen.

Collection of catalogues of published works of Peter Reynolds, 1984-2006.

Biography and newspaper article.

Original compositions for chamber orchestra. Files contain manuscript sheet music and scores, parts, drafts and sketches. The various parts have been brought together and arranged by piece.

Original manuscript score and parts 'Cheap Labour' (1999). Parts for euphonium I and II, tuba I and II, commissioned by the Vale of Glamorgan Festival. 'Cheap Labour' uses music drawn from an "opera in progress" based on R. U. R. by Karel Capek.

Draft manuscript vocal, sketches of works never completed. Based on 'Ascendit Christus' (1987); Stella Celi (1986) and others.

Manuscript musical arrangement 'Chorus of Hebrew Salves' (Nabucco - Giuseppe Verdi, 1843). Musical arrangement for soprano I and II and alto by Peter Reynolds, 26 September 1991.

Items relating to the career of Christopher Painter including: Select works, reviews of his work, an interview and brochures.

'Crwth' programme for a performance of 'Ensemble Eos, conducted by Chris Weeks.

Original manuscript score 'Cippyn' for piano and electronic manipulation. Book of sketches, 5-27 July 2015. Two printed draft scores 29 July 2015 (one loose leaf).

Manuscript score and sketches Cippyn (Film) for double bass and electronics. Manuscript Cippyn matching tracks to film etc., 27 February 2015. Edits and corrections.