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11 March at 19:30
Lincoln College Chapel
Lincoln College, Turl Street, OX1 3DR Oxford, Oxfordshire
A rare performance of the crwth, the Welsh bowed lyre. Bragod will be performing cerdd dant and other Welsh music for a very special Lincoln concert.
ADMISSION FREEEleanor Giraud @EleanorGiraud Mar 12 Last night’s performance by @Bragodmusic was quite mesmerising: repetitive crwth patterns and almost unworldly vocals
bragod on Peis Dinogat
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Music of the Spheres and Bardic Music
“Music of the Spheres and Bardic Music” A lecture recital approximately 45 minutes long. Free event. Contact bragod@bragod.com for more details. 10:45am, Wednesday 10th June. Conway Church Hall, Romilly Crescent, Cardiff CF11 9NT.
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Description of a Crwth – The White Piper’s Kaniad
Dyfaliad Crwth – Kaniad y Gwynn Bibydd
‘Dyfaliad Crwth’ is an extract from a long poem, ‘Cywydd Requesting a Crwth’, by Gruffudd ap Dafydd ab Howel (early 16th century). ‘Kaniad y Gwynn Bibydd’ is a piece music from the Robert ap Huw Manuscript (British Museum Additional Manuscript 14905).
Video: Ben Stammers and Sarah Roberts filmed at Patricio Church, Nr. Abergavenny. Continue reading →
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Recreating Bardic Music – Trailer
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Kaingk Ryffydd ab Adda ab Dafydd
Crwth: Robert Evans, Voice: Mary-Anne Roberts . The englynion by Lewis ap Sienkyn and Sion Mowddwy, date form the 16th century and show the anxiety of trained poets, (and no doubt, harpers and crwth-players) concerning the growing taste among the … Continue reading →
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Peis Dinogat
. . . . Peis Dinogat Dinogat’s Smock .Peis Dinogat, e vreith, vreith, o grwyn | balaot ban | wreith. Chwit, … Continue reading →
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Tagged a fallen hero, bardic music, Crwth, Lyre, Medieval, Music, Poetry, The Book of Aneirin, Welsh
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