London Welsh Male Voice Choir

Côr Meibion Cymry Llundain

  
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Beautiful The Song

The London Welsh Festival of Male Choirs : Year 1996 

                  Beautiful the song                

CDs :  Price £7.00                 Cassette Tapes  :  Price £3.00

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Most items in the Festival are conducted by Haydn James, Musical Director of the London Welsh Male Voice Choir. The accompaniment is provided by Bryan Davies (Piano), Jane Watts (Organ), Rosalind Jones (Piano) and the Band of theWelsh Guards ( Musical Director : Major S.A.Watts). The Soloists are Leah-Marian Jones (Mezzo Soprano) and D.Eiffion Thomas (Tenor). The recording was produced by Sain (Recordiau) Cyf. (CD:SCD 2131: Cassette Tape : C2131)

 

Choirs taking part in the Festival (in addition to the London Welsh Male Voice Choir)

 

Aberrhonddu and District Male Choir, Barry Male Voice Choir, Cambrian Male Voice Choir, Côr Meibion Caerfyrddin, Côr Meibion Caron, Côr Meibion Llanelli, Côr Meibion Mynydd Mawr, GKN Sankey Male Voice Choir, Huntingdon Male Voice Choir, Melincryddan Male Choir, Rhayader and District Male Voice Choir, Rushmoor Oddfellows Male Voice Choir, Shelfield Male Voice Choir, Singverein 1870 Laudenbach, Snowdown Colliery Welfare Male Voice Choir

 

Track listing
The Sailors’ Chorus   
The Conspirators’ Chorus      
Sequidille  (Solo : Leah-Marian Jones)  
Yfory 
The Old Woman 
Ai Am Fod Haul Yn Machlud (Soloist : D. Eifion Thomas)
Suo Gân (Band of the Welsh Guards)  
Love Could I Only Tell Thee
Aus Der Traube
Delilah 
Bro Aber
How Green Was My Valley (Soloist : D. Eifion Thomas)  

Finale, Organ Symphony : Saint-Saëns  (Jane Watts, Bryan Davies, Rosalind Jones and the Band of  the Welsh Guards)
You’ll Never Walk Alone (Soloist : Leah-Marian Jones)
Soon Ah Will Be Done
Give Me Jesus (Solo : Leah-Marian Jones)  
Deep Harmony
Mae D’Eisiau Di Bob Awr (Tui Egeo)
An American Trilogy
Morte Criste
Blaenwern

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