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The orchestral parts for the cantata 'Y Tylwyth Teg', composed by D. Emlyn Evans, 1877.

Short score of the anthem 'Y mae gorphwysfa', composed by D. Emlyn Evans, 1878.

The proof sheets of Volume I of Welsh Melodies, published by D. Emlyn Evans in 1889, with pianoforte arrangements by himself and words by various Welsh poets.

One of four volumes containing press cuttings of articles on 'Music in Wales' contributed by D. Emlyn Evans to the South Wales Weekly News from 1899 to 1912.

Press cuttings of musical interest: Cardiff Times Commemoration Hymn Tune Prize, 1878, the winning composition by James Peters ('Alaw Afan'); biographical sketches of Frederick Corder, E[dmund] H[art] Turpin, C[harles] Villiers Stanford, Sir G[eorge] A[lexander] Macfarren and Sir Arthur Sullivan; 'A Derbyshire Labourer's View of Disestablishment and Disendowment'; a facsimile of a letter by George Frideric Handel, June 1730; and Welsh music notes.

One of four volumes of press cuttings of articles on 'Music in Wales' contributed by D. Emlyn Evans to the South Wales Weekly News from 1899 to 1912.

One of four volumes containing press cuttings of articles on 'Music in Wales' contributed by D. Emlyn Evans to the South Wales Weekly News from 1899 to 1912.

A volume of miscellaneous press cuttings on music and 'eisteddfodau'.

One of four volumes containing press cuttings of articles on 'Music in Wales' contributed by D. Emlyn Evans to the South Wales Weekly News from 1899 to 1912.

A collection of part songs composed by D. Emlyn Evans, mainly to English words, between 1872 and 1875: 'How Sweet the Moonlight sleeps', 'Swing, Swing', 'A-weary', and 'Queen of my heart', 'Mae cân yn llond yr awel fwyn'; and an anthem, 'Molwch yr Arglwydd'.

Notes by D. Emlyn Evans on instrumentation.

Notes on instrumentation by D. Emlyn Evans.

Analytical notes by D. Emlyn Evans on works by Mendelssohn, Wagner, Spohr and Haydn.

A notebook containing extracts by D. Emlyn Evans from the works of Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and others, and a copy of three stanzas entitled 'Y Friallen Fathredig', translated from Goethe by 'Dyfedon'.

A notebook containing sketches for composition by D. Emlyn Evans.

A notebook containing excerpts from classical masters and hymn-tunes by D. Emlyn Evans.

Exercises in counterpoint and chorus writing by D. Emlyn Evans, c. 1870.

A miscellaneous collection of tunes by E[dward] Stephen (Tanymarian) and others, copied by D. Emlyn Evans in 1870, and an unaccompanied part song, 'O, na bae', by D. Emlyn Evans.

Miscellaneous tunes: 'Griddfanau Crist', 'The Emigrant's Lament', 'Tra bo dau, noted by J[ohn] Lloyd Williams', 'Bwthyn bach melyn fy Nhad' (R[ichard] S[amuel] Hughes), hymn-tunes composed by D. Emlyn Evans at Cemmes, February 1909, and 'Lisa Talysarn'; a note on Adpar by Egerton Phillimore, a brief autobiographical sketch by David Lewis, Llanrhystud, 1902, a note by J[ohn] Lloyd Williams on a postcard depicting 'Aelwyd Angharad'; a programme of a 'Concert Gallois' at the 'Théatre Breton'; a sheet from Allgemeine Musik-Zeitung, 1898, containing a portrait and testimonials to D[avid] Ffrangcon-Davies; papers relating to 'The Emlyn Evans Testimonial Fund'; press cuttings including a biographical sketch of A[nne] A[daliza] Puddicombe ('Allen Raine').

The short score of a cantata, 'Mor Tiberias', the full score of an anthem, 'Arglwydd chwiliaist ac adnabuost fi', and a sketch of a composition for brass band by D. Emlyn Evans.