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Manuscript vocal score of 'Dafydd y garreg wen', arrangements for contralto, T.T.B.B. chorus and harp (or piano). Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT002.

Manuscript scores of 'Dance of the four clogs' (Dawns y pedair clocsen), an arrangement for two pianos of a traditional Welsh melody. Comprises 2 copies in the hand of the copyist, with additions (one being a photocopy), a loose sheet of the last page, a single copy used for television (1962) and copies I and II of the the arrangement. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT109.

Manuscript full score of 'Dance of the four clogs', an arrangement for a quintet, together with parts for piano, violins, viola and cello. This arrangement was compiled between 1939-1940. Published: by Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT122, under title of 'Welsh Traditional Melody Arrangements', arranged for piano quintet – 2 Violins, Viola, ‘Cello & Piano.

Manuscript vocal score of 'Dawn trees' (words, Glyn Jones). Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT123 and MT212 [1998?].

Manuscript part scores for 'Dawns Treadam', an original composition, being No.2 of 'Two Trios for Flute, Viola and Autoharp'. Parts for for flute, autoharp and viola. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT277.

Manuscript scores of 'Dawns y corn bib', an arrangement for two pianos of a traditional Welsh melody. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT109.

Manuscript score of 'Dawns y corn bib' ('Welsh hornpipe'), for orchestra, dated Llandough, February 1960 and first performed on BBC Television, 2 March 1960. Also, two sets (one partial) orchestral parts in G maj. and A maj (miscellaneous parts G maj).

Two manuscript orchestral scores and orchestral parts of 'Dawns y fantell goch = Dance of the red cloak', being an arrangement of part of a tune from the Nicholas Bennett Collection of Welsh Airs.

Manuscript scores of 'Dawns y fantell goch' (Dance of the red cloak), an arrangement for two pianos of a traditional Welsh melody. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT109.

Copy manuscript (photocopy) full orchestral score of 'Dawns y pedair clocsen' (Dance of the four clogs). New score from parts, February 14th 1944.

Manuscript orchestral score of 'Dewiniaeth Olwen' (words, Elfed), composed at Cardiff, September 1950. Includes orchestral parts and the vocal score 'Olwen'. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT126 and MT226 [1998?].

Manuscript orchestral score (without words) of the Welsh hymn-tune 'Dies irae' by Joseph Parry, arranged for male voices and orchestra. Includes orchestral parts, together with a manuscript score of his arrangement for male voices and piano. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT011 [1998?].

Manuscript orchestral and vocal scores and orchestral parts of 'Ding, dong merrily on high', [a 16th cent. French tune], arranged for mixed voices, Llandough, December 1961. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT091 [1998?].

Manuscript score of an arrangement of the Welsh hymn-tune 'Diniweidrwydd', for male voices and orchestra. Includes copy vocal score and orchestral parts. Composed at Llandough, February 1961.

Manuscript scores of 'Diniweidrwydd' an arrangement for two pianos of a traditional Welsh hymn tune. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT107.

Manuscript and photocopy of a vocal score of 'Earth-borne' (words by Jeremy Hooker). A second copy has the composer's ink alterations and additions. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT216 and MT149 [1998?].

Manuscript score of an arrangement of 'Easter song', a German Easter hymn melody for men's chorus, composed at Treadam, 7th January 1977. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT013 [1998?].

Manuscript vocal score and sketch of 'Eifionydd' (words by R. Williams Parry) for Megan. Caernarfon 1979, Eisteddfod competition entry sheet. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT129 and MT147.

Manuscript score of 'Eight preludes for piano', with two sets of sketches. Published: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT119.

Manuscript score of an arrangement of 'Eryri wen' (without words) for unaccompanied mixed voices. Published as 'White Snowdon = Eryri wen' by the Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT063 [1998?].