A volume containing blacksmith's accounts and the names of preachers and the sums paid.
Temperance Chorus, full score. Autograph.
Behold He that Keepeth Israel (Yr Hwn a geidw Israel),
Quartet (unaccompanied) originally composed for the fourth scene in the life of 'Moses'.
Orchestral piece with separate scores for 1st & 2nd Violins, Viola, Cello & Bass, Flute, Cornet, Clarionet, Oboe, Bassoon & Trombone, and Kettle-drum.
Breuddwyd y Frenhines (Sing the songs of Cymru),
Welsh words by S. D. Lloyd, English translation by H. I. Bell.
Breuddwyd y Frenhines (Sing the songs of Cymru),
A notebook containing solfa versions of the above; autograph.
A file of correspondence relating to the publication of Er Cof am yr Athro David Jenkins Mus. Bac. (Cantab.) Gan Naw o'i Gydnabod.
Song and Chorus; words by Professor J. R. Ainsworth Davies. Solfa version; autograph.
Cwynfan Prydain (British Lament),
Welsh words by John Ceiriog Hughes, English translation, by H. I. Bell.
David Jenkins (composer) Manuscripts,
Manuscript oratorios, operas, orchestral pieces, choruses, melodies and other musical compositions (including the four Welsh Airs arranged for choir and full orchestra premiered at the Crystal Palace, 1896); an autographed notebook containing solfa versions of Welsh melodies arranged for male voices, 1915; correspondence, 1934-1935, relating to the proposed publication of a memorial volume to Jenkins by nine of his contemporaries ('Er Cof am yr Athro David Jenkins Gan Naw o'i Gyfoedion'); music exercise books, 1877-1881, and a volume containing blacksmith's accounts, Trecastell, and particulars of payments to preachers, 1796-1810.
Jenkins, D. (David), 1848-1915
Five music exercise books.
Four Welsh Airs arranged for choir and full orchestra,
First performed at the Crystal Palace, 11 July 1896.
Male Voice chorus, score for Viola, Cello and Bass, Piccolo and Drums.
Letter to David Jenkins from H. I. Bell, London,
Encloses his translation of 'Cwynfan Prydain', and 'Breuddwyd y Brenin'.
Song for bass voices; autograph.
Milwyr Berwyn (Berwyn Soldiers),
A Russian melody arranged for Male Voices; Welsh words by Dr T. H. Parry Williams, English translation by H. I. Bell.
Our God our help (Ein Duw Ein Nerth),
Male Voice Chorus, English words by Isaac Watts, Welsh translation by R. Morris Lewis; draft (autograph) and fair copy and a rough draft in solfa-autograph.
Paham y terfysga y cenhedloedd?,
War Poem, draft (autograph) and a fair copy.
An exercise for the degree of Doctor of Music, copied by I. Richards 'Islaw'.
Welsh words by John Blackwell 'Alun', English translation by Professor J. Young Evans.