The following Malcolm Forsyth material is available in the Music Library:

Kathy Primos thesis on Malcolm Forsyth: The Compositional style of Malcolm Forsyth’s orchestral works: 1968-1982. Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of Arts, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg for the Degree of Master of Music. Johannesburg 1988.
(unbound)
Scores:
Three Zulu songs , n.d.(published in Toronto Children’s Chorus Choral series)
From poems by Benedict W. Vilakazi; translated by Florence Friedman
Concerto for pianoforte and orchestra, n.d.
Published by E.C.Kerby Ltd, Toronto
Duration: 23’ ca
“7 single” vinyl recordings:
CAPAC music portraits: Malcolm Forsyth
2 records, one in English cover, one in French
Contain:
Symphony no. 2, movement I
Intimacies (excerpt)
Quinquefid, movement III
Quarter ’74, movement III
Long-playing vinyl recording:
National Arts Centre Orchestra with the Canadian Brass, conducted by Mario Bernardi
Contains Forsyth: Sagitarrius (for Brass Quintet and orchestra), in addition to Beethoven’s Symphony no. 1

Publications on Malcolm Forsyth:
E.C. Kerby Ltd: Malcolm Forsyth [ca 1994?]
Booklet giving brief biographical details and detailed list of Forsyth’s compositions