Cymanfa Ganu Cwmtawe (Y Record Gyntaf) o Gapel Annibynwyr yr Alltwen 24 Mai 1958

[@gbrinch]

...back in those days so much was done out of necessity. If a person was able, they would serve the community, all of whom lived in financial poverty. Their lives, however, were rich and anyone with a skill to perform for the community would be a free individual. These choirs would simply instill a compositional sensibility that would enable them to harmonise the simple hymns without a score.

[@deef3430]

Beautiful.

[@doraisabelazparren9648]

1958! Qué rescate maravilloso!

[@meirionlewis8377]

Gwledd o ganu gorfoleddus unwaith eto . Maesgwyn am don!! Fel dywedodd Ryan Davies "ni all unrhyw gynulleidfa ganu emyn fel hyn ond, gynulleidfa o Gymru"...yn edrych ymlaen yn fawr i'r ail record

[@pazserenaeuna]

Very powerful very inspiring !!!! ( Dyma Geidwad Diolsh Iddo , please i canot find it anywhere !!! )

[@DavidWilliams-xx9ql]

The words are from a hymn which has slightly different versions but whose first verse - ('Here is a Saviour to the Lost') - remains constant. The work of Morgan Rhys (1716-79), a schoolmaster and hymn writer born in Carmarthenshire.

[@pazserenaeuna]

@@DavidWilliams-xx9ql ok many thanks best wishes

[@rhyslocke4139]

Anhygoel. Falch bo chin joio hyn a diolch am gynnwys yma.

[@lleifior2]

Ardderchog. Tenoriaid da lawn ;-)......diolch am y cyhyrchiad gofalus I You Tube ac y trafferth o gynwys "pennodau" a'r geiriau. Côr Caersalem y arbennig o dda...un o hoff emynau fy nhad (Gweinidog Wesla)tra roedd men cartref preswyl - dagrau yn ei lygaid wrth ei ganu hon

[@stephendavies6209]

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