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To See the Music A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A1 Anffyddlon A2 April Is In My Mistress Face Thomas Morley John Haydn Davies A3 All In The April Evening Katherine Tynon (words); Sir Hugh Roberton A4 Aberystwyth Charles Welsey (words); Dr John Cynan Jones Joseph Parry A5 Ar Hyd y Nos Harry Evans A5 All Through the Night Sir Hugh Roberton A6 Adoramus Te Christe Giovanni Palestrina; W.S.Gwynn Williams (words) A7 Adoramus Te Christe Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart A8 Adoramus Te Christe Vincenzo Ruffo A9 Allouetta Trad. French / Canadian John Haydn Davies folksong A10 A Toast, Lets Drink Luigi Cherubini A11 Ave Verum Wolfang Amadeus Mozart Louis Victor Soar A12 Ave Verum Corpus Lodovigo Grossi De W.S. Gwynn Williams Viadana A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A13 Arglwydd Da Nid Wyf Deilwng Tomas Luis De Victoria W.S.Gwynn Williams A14 A Hyn A Fydd John Hughes A15 Arwelfa John Hughes; Words Emrys Arwel Hughes St Raymond Williams A16 Adeste Fideles Trad carol for BBC Mansel Thomas broadcast A17 Alto Rhapsody Johann Brahms – learned for performance with BBC Orchestra A18 Above the Clouds A19 Alarch Gwyn & Silver Swan Orlando Gibbons John Haydn Davies A20 Anvil Chorus from Il Travatore Guiseppe Verdi John Cynan Jones A21 Anvil Chorus from Il Travatore Guiseppe Verdi John Jenkins A22 At Thy Feet in Adoration from Stabat Mater Anton Dvorak F.J.W.Crowe A23 Angladd y Marchog (Knight’s Burial) W. Matthews Williams A24 Ave Maria (Tenor / Soprano solo) Charles Gounod / J.S. Bach John Cynan Jones A25 Ave Maria (Bryn Yemm) John Cynan Jones / Bryan Davies A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A26 Ai Am Fod Haul Yn Machlud Dafydd Iwan Eirian Owen A27 Abide With Me & Last Post C. Jamieson A28 Abide With Me Samuel Liddle; Henry Lyte Doris Arnold (words) A29 Abide With Me Samuel Liddle; Henry Lyte John Cynan Jones (words) A30 An Evening Pastorale A31 Abide With Me (Football) Samuel Liddle; Henry Lyte Hugh Ledigo (words) A32 A Horst Wessel Song A33 Alleluia from Brazillian Psalm Jean Berfer; Jorge DeLima Jenno Heath (words) A34 Ann Fach o Fangor Anchen Von Thorau; T.H. Pwns Friedrich Silcher A35 Ann Fach o Rhondda Prof T.H.Parry-Williams translation for BBC A36 Ad Infinitum Harold Noble A37 Arise O Sun Maud Croske Day Doris Arnold A38 A Sunset Poem / Eli Jenkins Prayer to Troyte’s Dylan Thomas words) A.H.Troyte Chant A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A39 Amazing Grace (with solo) John Newton (words). Trad John Cynan Jones spiritual A40 Amazing Grace John Newton (words). Trad Trevor Griffiths spiritual A41 Arouse Ye from I Puritani Vincenzo Bellini A42 Arglwydd Mae Yn Nosi Caradog Roberts John Cynan Jones A43 Ave Maria Zoltan Kodaly A44 Ave Maria Jacques Arcadelt W.J. Cotton A45 Annie’s Song John Denver Gordon Langford A46 Agnus Dei from Missa Regina Coeli Jacobus Kerle A47 And The Glory Of The Lord from The Messiah George Friedrich Handel T.E.Robinson A48 At The End Of The Day John Cynan Jones A49 A Tribute To Mr Curwen Kurt Lissman; Theobald Bryan Davies Kerner (words) A50 A Valley Called The Rhondda Luc De Home; Bob Barratt Gordon Langford (words) A51 Advance Australia Fair P.D. McCormick John Cynan Jones A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A52 A Safe Stronghold Our God Is Still Martin Luther A53 Anthem from Chess Benny Andersson; Bjorn Mike Sammes Ulvaeus; Tim Rice A54 Another Openin’ Another Show Cole Porter Alan Simmons A55 At The River Aaron Coplan R. Wilding White A56 Alexander Nevsky Prokofiev John Jenkins A57 A Spaceman Came Travelling Chris De Burgh John Jenkins A58 America The Beautiful Katherine Lee Bates John Jenkins (words); Samuel Ward (music) A59 All I Ask Of You from Phantom of the Opera Claude Michel Schonberg; Andrew Badham Herbert Knetzmer & Alain Boublil (words) A60 Amen Alan Simmons A61 Ave Verum Edward Elgar Andrew Goddard A62 Adiemus Karl Jenkins Alwyn Humphreys A63 Are You Washed In The Blood? Elisha Hoffman John Cynan Jones A64 Aberystwyth Dr Joseph Parry Arwel Hughes A NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED A65 Abba Medley Benny Andersson; Bjorn Jeffrey Howard Ulvaeus A66 A Tribute To The Barbarians Haydn James & David Last B NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED B1 Baich Damascus (Burden of Damascus) Granville Bantock B2 Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind John Owen Jones; William Shakespeare (words); Daniel Hughes (words) B3 Bid Me To Live Idris Lewis (Head of Music BBC Wales) B4 Battle Hymn Of The Republic Julia Howe (words) Sir Hugh Roberton B5 Battle Hymn Of The Republic William Steffe (music); Major Arthur Kenney Julia Howe (words) B6 Bless This House (Sir Harry Secombe) Helen Taylor; May Brahe John Cynan Jones B7 Bless This House (Iris Williams) Helen Taylor; May Brahe Peter Day B8 Bless This House Helen Taylor; May Brahe Doris Arnold B9 Bless This House Helen Taylor; May H Brahe John Cynan Jones B10 Boatman’s Dance Aaron Copland & Irvine Fine B11 Blue Bird Sir Charles Stanford B12 Billy Boy (Tell Me Have You Been Ashore) Leslie Woodgate B13 Blessed Assurance J. K. Knapp (music); John Cynan Jones Frances Van Alstyne (words) B NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED B14 Bach Chorale: Awake My Soul With Gladness Johann Sebastian Bach John Haydn Davies B15 Bells of St Mary Emmett Adams (music); Clarence Lucas Douglas Firber (words) B16 Ble Ti’n Mynd T. Gwynn Jones E.T. Davies B17 Y Bore Glas (with tenor or soprano solo) Idris Lewis B18 Y Bore Glas Mansel Thomas B19 Beth a Glywaf Ar Y Ddol B20 Bugeilio’r Gwenith Gwyn Will Hopcyn (words) John Cynan Jones B21 Broken Ring Christof Gluck Friedrich Silcher B22 Battle Eve B23 Bardd yn Ei Awen Ceiriog (words) J. Rhoslyn Davies B24 Bore Sul Johann Brahms John Haydn Davies B25 Brothers Sing On! Edvard Grieg B26 Brothers Sing On Edward Grieg (music); John Jenkins Herbert Dalmas (words) B NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED B27 By Cool Siloam Sir Hugh Roberton B28 Brother James’s Air James Leith; Michael Bain E.T. Davies B29 Bandit’s Chorus from Ernani Guiseppi Verdi B30 Bridge Over Troubled Waters Paul Simon Gordon Langford B31 Blowing in the Wind Bob Dylan Mike Sammes B32 Bryn Myrddin J. Morgan Nicholas Bryan Davies (music); Titus Leutz; Rev D Edwards (words) B33 Bring Him Home from Les Miserables Alan Boubill & Claude Mike Sammes Michel Shoenberg B34 Bohemian Rhapsody Freddie Mercury John Jenkins B35 Border Ballad J.H.Maunder (music); Sir Walter Scott (words) B36 Blaydon Races (Football) Hugh Ledigo B37 Blue Moon (Football) Hugh Ledigo B38 Be Still Meuryn Hughes B39 Bring Back the Beguine B NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED B40 Buddugoliaeth G.W.Hughes J. Raymond Williams B41 Bring Him Home from Les Miserables Alan Boubill & Claude John Samuel Michel Shoenberg B42 Bethlehem Spiritual B43 By Babylon’s Wave Charles Gounod B44 Benedictus Karl Jenkins Karl Jenkins C NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED H. Walford Davies C1 Christmas Carols: First Nowell; Good Christian Men; Wenceslas; O Come All Ye Faithful; While Shepherds Watched; Christmas is Coming; Chris Born on Christmas Day C2 Coronation Scene from Boris Gudunov Modest Mussorgsky C3 Close Thine Eyes Ieuan Rees-Davies (music); Charles I (words) C4 Calfari Cyril Jenkins C5 Christ Was Born On Christmas Day John Haydn Davies C6 Chris Is Born Of Maiden Fair John Haydn Davies C7 Cavalry Of The Steppes L Knipper C8 Cyfri’r Geifr / Counting the Goats Caradog Roberts (words); William Mathias Llew Tegid (English words) C9 Charge Of The Light Brigade / Dead D Christmas Williams (music); Lord Tennyson (words) C10 Cytgan Yr Helwyr from Hywel a Blodwen Dr Joseph Parry C11 Cytgan I Panama Idris Lewis C12 Cwm Rhondda John Hughes / William Arwel Hughes Williams Pantycelyn / Peter Williams / Ann Griffiths C13 Canig Ddawns Swabaidd Friedrich Silcher John Haydn Davies C NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED C14 Crimond Jessie Irvine John Cynan Jones C15 Carol Y Blwch C16 Come Let Us To The Lord Sir Hugh Roberton C17 Cymru Fach David Richards; T. Lewis Henry Geehl (words) C18 Crown Him With Many Crowns (Diademata) George Elvey Lieut Col C. Skinner C19 Cradle Song Of The Blessed Virgin Sir Joseph Barnby C20 Cytgan Y Morwyr Dr Joseph Parry C21 Croeso C22 Cloud Capped Towers R. J. Stephens Sir Hugh Roberton C23 Climb Ev’ry Mountain Rogers & Hammerstien Mike Sammes C24 Comrades Song Of Hope (Les Enfants de Paris) Adolphe Adam C25 The Crusaders / Milwyr y Groes Daniel Protheroe; J. Beamish & W.M. Roberts (words) C26 Cartref Trevor Evans Mansel Thomas C NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED C27 Cartref (Tenor solo) Trevor Evans John Jenkins C28 Crossing The Plain T. Maldwyn Price; Thomas Howell & G.M.Probert (words) C29 Consolation Of Music / Harmonie Zurich Song Anton Bruckner; John August Seuffert Haydn Davies (English words) C30 Creations Hymn Ludwig Van Beethoven C31 Crimond Sir Hugh Roberton C32 Crimond (with band accompaniment) J. Irvine W.B. Hargreaves C33 Cadlef Y Wereriniaeth (Battle Hymn of the Haydn Morris; Caerwyn & Julia Ward Hope (words) Republic) C34 Cowboy Carol Cecil Broadhurst Malcolm Sargent C35 Cymru’n Un D. Lloyd George (words) Idris Lewis C36 Cross Over The Road Pamela Verrall John Cynan Jones C37 Calon Lan John Hughes C38 Calon Lan (with band accompaniment) John Hughes Major Arthur Kenney C39 Castilla Daniel Protheroe C NO TITLE WRITTEN ARRANGED C40 Crusader’s Chorus from I Lombardi Guiseppe Verdi C41 Comrades In Arms Adolf Adams; George Bryan Davies (piano) Linley (words) C42 Codiad Yr Ehedydd John Haydn Davies C43 Cantique De Jean Racine Gabriel Faure; Richard John Cynan Jones Hanford (words) C44 Cavatina from the Deer Hunter Stanley Myerds; Levine Mike Sammes Robbins; Cleo Laine (words) C45 Click Goes The Shears Trad. Australian folksong John Cynan Jones / Bryan Davies C46 Come Down O Love Divine Ralph Vaughan Williams; John Cynan Jones W.F.
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