Beth T

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Y Delyn Aur

Y Delyn Aur



style or instrument: McSpadden walnut standard dulcimer


musician/member name: Beth Thomas


streams: 47



Description:

An traditional Welsh melody now used as a hymn tune.
Beth T
02/18/24 03:20:28PM @beth-t:

[quote="DavisJames"]

I love the choir on the recording.Are there any womens' Welsh choirs?(had to ask,laugh).

We do the lot - women’s choirs, children, youth, mixed - any excuse! At our annual cultural festival, the National Eisteddfod, there are dozens of choral competitions. :-)


DavisJames
02/15/24 09:16:43PM @davisjames:

I love the choir on the recording.Are there any womens' Welsh choirs?(had to ask,laugh).


Beth T
11/03/23 12:52:21PM @beth-t:

[quote="Pierre-Yves Donnio"]

Beth, thanks for the tune. What means "Y Delyn Aur" in Welsh?

[/quote] [quote="Pierre-Yves Donnio"]

"Y Delyn Aur' means 'The Golden Harp'. The hymn was a popular part of the repertoire of male voice choirs. My father was a lifelong member of the Morriston Orpheus choir. I remember listening to their version of it as a child on our record player. You can listen to it now on YouTube -

The first verse ends with the words "Ni bydd diwedd byth ar sŵn y delyn aur"  - 'there will never be an end to the sound of the golden harp'. 


Pierre-Yves Donnio
11/03/23 08:36:44AM @pierre-yves-donnio:

Beth, thanks for the tune. What means "Y Delyn Aur" in Welsh?


Beth T
11/02/23 04:37:36PM @beth-t:

DavisJames:

Thanks for the lovely melodies,Beth.Your dulcimer sounds great.

I’m glad you enjoy the Welsh tunes, Davis. Hopefully, with a bit more practice, my playing will be as good as yours. :-)


DavisJames
11/02/23 02:40:44PM @davisjames:

Thanks for the lovely melodies,Beth.Your dulcimer sounds great.


Robin Thompson
11/02/23 10:41:22AM @robin-thompson:

There is a beautiful solemnity to this tune and you play it beautifully.