Treorchy Male Choir singing "The Soldier's Chorus" on St David's Day, 1989

Treorchy Male Choir appeared at The St David's Hall Cardiff with Cwmbach and Pendyrus Male Choirs and the BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes.

[@iandanks7380]

I am not Welsh at all (plenty are in our family)but I love this. Spent many years working in Wales and what a lovely friendly people they are too. Like a second home to me. 👍👏

[@carol-marieknight8539]

How could you not like this, it is wonderful music and singing!

[@ivanoech]

what a wonderful choir!!!! Brilliant!

[@hamishmctavish7329]

This is pure magic. I love it

[@lidiaziolkowski3965]

What can I say? Another example of why I adore the Welsh the best

[@philippaine]

Verdi would have been proud to have written this.

[@Mason58654]

Magnificent! They sing as though they were real soldiers! Gounod would be proud!

[@RhyfelwrMorgannwg]

Mason Buskirk I'm sure many of the older ones were soldiers during the Second World War

[@Mason58654]

@@RhyfelwrMorgannwg What is it about Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and choirs? Whatever it is, nothing can compare to the beauty of it.

[@Maggon]

Pure welsh magic WOW

[@linzierogers6227]

They aced it.

[@MyTroubadour]

Magnifique interprétation. Merci les Gallois.

[@cjsb22lr]

LES GALLOIS!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@huwjones8862]

Dim "Anglais" Rwy tyn Pay de Galles

[@MyTroubadour]

@@cjsb22lr Ok Les Gallois. Bien à vous.

[@MyTroubadour]

@@huwjones8862 Merci pour votre texte. Cordialement.

[@MyTroubadour]

@@cjsb22lr En mentionnant 'anglais' je pensais au BBC Symphony Orchestra, mais et vous avez raison il s'agit du BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra. Merci pour cette précision. Bien cordialement.

[@lesleywilbourne7823]

Too fast and i couldn't tell what language it was in as i couldn't make out the words because of the speed it was delivered 😔

[@hepzebahsu]

The soldiers must be doing a quick march!

[@iriscollins7583]

What speed tempo did the Composer write it?

[@mathewphillips9017]

Prat

[@roosterrooter13]

Why English?!?!? It’s written in French, sing it in French.

[@kiwiboi189]

I know right

[@margaretpreston6796]

Why not English?!?!? Or Welsh or any other language.

[@Mason58654]

@@margaretpreston6796 Welsh would be a good choice.

[@thomashogan4908]

Latin.

[@mtndudesf]

Celtic and Italic languages are similar branches of Indo-European languages, French is an Italic language too; the Welsh people have more affinity with the French people than the English.