1. A song of the four seasons 2. Irish peasant song 3. A red, red rose 4. Of a’ the airts 5. Coronach

Photocopy

1. While the West is paling 2. The milkmaid 3. Pack clouds away 4. Under the hill 5. The city child 6. The rose and the nightingale

Photocopy

Three songs for baritone or mezzo-soprano; words by L. Uhland. London, Weekes. Photocopy 1. Das Reh 2. Die Kapelle 3. Nachtreise

[Published as First album of five songs, no. 3]

1. Ah! happy bird that canst fly with the wind. [Words by Fitzgerald]. Ms. Dedicated to “Miss Brooke” [Rhoda Brooke, wife of Sir Graham Balfour, close friend of Hadow]. Dated 20.04.1896 2. Another setting, not in Hadow’s hand, and probably not by him

Harmonized by W.H.H. [Words by T. Moore]. Lacks text

'I try to knead and spin' [Published as Second album of five songs, no. 2] 1. Fair copy. Dedicated to “R.B.” [Rhoda Brooke] 2. Draft, dated 8 December 1898

[Published as First album of five songs, no. 4]. Dedicated to “Miss Brooke”

Words from “The boy in grey” by Henry Kingsley. Sydney Acott and Co. Photocopy

Words by 'G.B' [Graham Balfour]

[words by Monica Peveril Turnbull]

[words by Monica Peveril Turnbull, published as six songs, no. 4]

Words by L.L.B. Photocopy from Little Folks Vol. 43, 1896

Sonata for clarinet and pianoforte in G Major 1. Score [photocopy] 2. Fair copy [by D.H. Cox] of score and part

Sonata for viola and pianoforte in B Minor. Ms. Dated 12.04.1889. Score and part.

[Piece, piano, E major]