Welsh Music Videos and Audio Files

Quick query – heard something earlier today on Bore Cothi which I’ve heard before, but didn’t catch what it was, and the listing on Radio Cymru which in theory showed me the last bit of music played was showing something entirely different.
Somewhat Pink Floydy, repeated lyrics “aros am eiliad” and “gwir gyda’r gwaed”. Any ideas?

Could possibly be “Dim ond Cysgodion” which is a song by Meic Stevens, but others have done cover versions, so if it was this song, I don’t know which version you’d have heard. In fact I played on one such cover when Estella, covered it on the I’r Brawd Houdini tribute album (and there were a lot of Pink Floyd fans in Estella!) here’s our version :

PS - here’s Meic’s original:

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Right song, it was actually Meic Stevens’ original they played. (I was wondering if it was because he’d just died, but it turns out that that’s Meic Stephens.)

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Oh good, I’m glad that was the right song. I thought the lyrics sounded familiar! :smiley:

I’ve often wondered what they are singing at the start and end of the SSiW videos themselves - the song for Level 1 is quite mysterious! (For the South at least, not sure about North).

:slight_smile:

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Dw i’n gwbod nawr, diolch yn fawr! :slight_smile:
(In case I didn’t write that well, I meant to say, “Well now I know, thanks a lot!”)

Have mercy on me, for this is post #666 :anguished:

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I’ve just discovered Babi’r Eirlys by 9bach!

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Hearing Lisa Jên on a programme on S4C (Ffwrnes gerdd) resulted in my first real conversation in Welsh. I knew the name of the programme but couldn’t remember the name of the singer so, when I was in a bookshop/record shop ‘Ym Mhwllheli’ I asked for help in Welsh and managed, with a lot of help from the owner, to track her down. I bought a copy of ‘Tincian’ which I play often. I found the programme on You tube but don’t know how to upload it to this site., but I’ll give it a go. although I think this is only a still from the programme.

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Here you go:


To embed a youtube video, simply copy the address of the YouTube page that is hosting that particular video and paste it into your reply. The text should look something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8CNKmmuocs
Alternatively, click the Share link just below the video on YouTube and it will give you the opportunity to copy the link (which may look slightly different to the one above - they both work fine).
One thing that seems to be required is that the YouTube address needs to be on a separate line to the rest of your message in order for the forum to embed it correctly.
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Diolch yn fawr @robbruce

Time once more for HMS Morris I think…

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Fideo newydd o Adwaith / New Video from Adwaith:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJcdt6FbVvQ

clywais i y gan hon ar raglen radio newydd radio cymru ‘Y Tri Gwr Ffôl’.
i heard this song on radio cymru’s new show Y Tri Gwr Ffôl.

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Cool video

I blant (a dysgwyr!) / For children (and learners :wink: )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FhhAzUAWZg

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Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for traditional choral / organ Welsh music, things like Ar Hyd y Nos?