MS. Mus. b. 374: Titled (or otherwise identifiable) works, unfinished, or only known from these incomplete manuscripts, 68 leaves, Sep-Nov 1954, n.d.

MS. Mus. b. 375: Miscellaneous unidentified drafts, sketches and other material, 179 leaves, n.d.

Among the leaves the following subjects, titles or first lines appear: The emperor and the nightingale; Cocktail cabinet; 'Op'ra makers, we, gay for the world to see'; 'Child of the sun, unhappy slave'; 'Imperial ode', first lines: 'Today we're waiting all alert, To open Westonbirt' and 'Come and see our home for two'; 'Threnos'; 'When that Moses was a little tiny child'; 'So we'll go no more a'roving' (2 settings); 'The sun set'; 'The water is wide'; 'Full Mil. Hons.' (for a film?); 'Out of the wood of thought', 'Rise up' and 'The border of sleep' (for SATB); 'Dancing bear','Jolly hunter', 'The fox' (for voice and piano); 'The spacious firmament on high' (hymn tune); 'In joy it makes our mirth abound'; 'Swan song' (for string quartet?); 'Sabrina's song'('By the rushy fringed bank' (words from Milton's Comus)); Magnificat; 'Solique ('Lap me in soft Lydian airs') (for tenor and violin); 'Soldier, soldier, why will you roam?'; 'Hungarian fantasia', for piano; no. 7 'The day of days' ('Each ere earth falleth down the dusk'), and no. 4 'Song of war' (A new flag floats upon the breeze', for SATB; 'Sigh no more ladies' (not related to Much ado about nothing incidental music); 'Cats and dogs and birds and bees'; 'Think and you will find it true' 'Rainbow waltz'; 'Te Deum laudamus'; 'Sing aloud his praise rehearse' (words by Richard Crashaw).