Two notebooks, 1938 and 1945, containing settings by T. Osborne Roberts of 'Seasons' Dreams', words by C. G. Parr (ff. 1-6 verso); and 'Slumber Song', words by George Withers, with a Welsh translation by R. E. Jones (Cyngar) (ff. 7-11 verso).

Scores of songs, 1935-75, by Denis ApIvor comprising 'Brown is my love', 'In a glorious garden Grene', 'Cakes and Ale', 'Ah, my heart, what aileth thee', 'As the holly groweth green', 'Be Merry', 'Flos Lunae', 'Venetian Boat Song', 'Ah me, when shall I marry me?', 'When lovely woman stoops to folly', and 'To a Greek Marble', 'from 'Alas Parting' (opus 2), five songs for high voice and string quartet, in a reduction for piano, 'Songs for voice and pianoforte' (opus 3), 'Songs for voice and pianoforte' (opus 6), and the opera 'She Stoops to Conquer' (opus 12) (ff. 1-23); 'The Pretty Ploughboy', 'Hollin, Green Hollin', 'Maw bonnie Lad', 'Of everykune Tree', 'False Luve', 'Johnie cam to our toun', 'This ean night (The Lyke Wake Dirge)', 'Birmingham Jail', and 'Cider through a straw', from 'Vox Populi' (opus 58), fourteen solo songs in the version with piano accompaniment (ff. 24-44).

Scores of songs by Denis ApIvor comprising 'Elegiac Sonnets' (opus 94), being settings for four solo voices of four sonnets by Hilaire Belloc, 1993, and 'T. S. Eliot Songs' (opus 95), being settings for solo voice and piano accompaniment of five poems by T. S. Eliot, 1994-5, with typescript copies of the words of the songs pasted or tipped in.