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Most of the music is in the Welsh language, and liner notes are in both English and Welsh. The notes describe the album as 'a tribute to that Welsh culture.' Benedictus, a work by Welsh composer Robat Arwyn (a friend of Terfel 's), is a big, warm, Romantic setting of the 'Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord' text from the Catholic. Benedictus Robat Arwyn » All. We do not offer stream or download music. Benedictus is a piece wrote by the Welsh composer Robat Arwyn, for two voices. This recording is an extract of a concert, realized in the Abbey Church of.

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  1. Caernarfon – Robat Arwyn a Meirion MacIntyre Huws – moliant i dref y Cofis
  2. Ave Verum Corpus – Robat Arwyn (Comisiynwyd gan y côr – Comissioned
  3. African Prayer – Enoch Sontonga Tr. / Arr. Eric Jones Geiriau Cymraeg: E Olwen Jones
  4. Pedair Oed – Robat Arwyn Tr. / Arr. Arr. Menai Williams
  5. An American Trilogy Tr. / Arr. Mickey Newbury Addasiad / Adapt. Alwyn Humphries
  6. When the Saints go marching in Tr. / Arr. Denys Hood
  7. Softly as I leave you – Tr. / Arr. Alan Simmons
  8. The Rhythm of Life – Cy Coleman Geiriau / Lyrics Dorothy Fields Tr. / Arr. Richard Barnes
  9. Benedictus – Robat Arwyn Geiriau Cymraeg: Dyfnallt Morgan Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord
  10. Anfonaf Angel – Robat Arwyn / geiriau Hywel Gwynfryn – translation = I send an angel
  11. Prysgol – William Owen Tr./ Arr. Eric Jones Geiriau Cymraeg : Ann Griffiths – a well known and popular Welsh hymn, ending with a rousing “Amen”.
  12. Bring Him Home – Schőnberg / Kretzmer Arr. John Samuel - from the musical Les Miserables
  13. Morte Christe – Emrys Jones – a popular Welsh hymn
  14. Sanctus – Schubert Tr. / Arr. Menai Williams
  15. Do you hear the people sing ? – Schőnberg / Kretzmer - from the musical Les Miserables
  16. Hallelujah – Words & Music: Leonard Cohen
  17. Anthem – o’r sioe gerdd / from the musical Chess. Cerddoriaeth/Music Benny Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus; Geiriau/Words: Tim Rice
  18. O Gymru - Rhys Jones / geiriau/words Leslie Harries - Aled Lloyd Davies – a song in praise of Wales
  19. Y Darlun - Davey Davies / geiriau T Rowland Hughes / Tr. / Arr. Jeffrey Howard – a song about the well known 15th century etching by Albrecht Dürer of two hands clasped in prayer.
  20. Gwahoddiad – Tr. / Arr. John Tudor Davies (translation = Invitation) a popular Welsh hymn
  21. Hafan Gobaith / Another Day – Delyth Rees Words : Eleri Richards Arr. Valerie Hope
  22. Cytgan yr Helwyr / Der Freischűtz – Carl Maria von Weber Welsh words : Thomas Parry
  23. Carol yr Alarch /The Swan Carol – Gareth Glyn Geiriau Cymraeg : Dewi Jones
  24. Lisa Lân – Trad. Tr. / Arr. Brian Hughes
  25. Oleuni Mwyn – W.Bradwen Jones (translation = Lead Kindly Light)
  26. O Ddwyfol Nos / O Holy Night – A.Adam Arr. Emrys Williams Welsh words : Mary S. Jones
  27. Jamaica Farewell – Trad. Tr. / Arr. William O. Jones
  28. Dyrchefir Fi – Welsh version of You raise me up Ralf Lovland. Geiriau gan / Words by Aled Lewis Evans
  29. Cae o Ŷd – Geiriau a cherddoriaeth / Words and music by Arfon Wyn. Trefniant/Arrangement by Delyth Humphreys
  30. Suo Gân – Cân werin draddodiadol Gymreig / Traditional and much recorded Welsh folk song, collected by Robert Bryan
  31. Esgair Llyn – Addasiad Cymraeg Dafydd Iwan o Fields of Athenry. Dafydd Iwan’s adaptation of the Irish ballad Fields of Athenry
  32. Tŷ ar y Mynydd trefniant chwareus o gân enwocaf y grŵp pop Cymraeg Maharishi / A fun love song about a couple moving in together despite their parents’ disapproval
  33. Haul ar Fryn – Tr. / Arr. Delyth Humphreys, geiriau/words Griffith Richard Williams
  34. Ysbryd y Mynyddoedd (Cantilena) – Syr Karl Jenkins. Geiriau Cymraeg: Grahame Davies. The Welsh words compare the purity of the mountains with the pollution caused by man.
  35. Gira Con Me – Tr./Arr. Delyth Humphreys, geiriau Bro Fy Mebyd: Griffith Richard Williams yn canmol harddwch ei fro enedigol. Original love song: Lucio Quarrantotto, Walter Afanasieff & David Foster became a world wide hit.

Y Ddwy Chwaer: Short Musical

As part of the National Eisteddfod's AmGen festival in the summer of 2020, a short musical was commissioned by Robat Arwyn and Hywel Gwynfryn. It consists of three songs celebrating the contribution made by Gwendoline and Margaret Davies, Gregynog to the cultural life of Wales.

The songs were performed by John Ieuan Jones, Mared Williams and Celyn Cartwright.

Here is a link to a discussion between Robat Arwyn, Hywel Gwynfron and National Eisteddfod staff about the writing process and to the performances : Y Ddwy Chwaer

Noson Lawen Robat Arwyn - Celebrating the 60th!

Special edition of the Noson Lawen programme to celebrate Robat Arwyn's 60th birthday.

A number of Welsh stars joined Robat Arwyn and Ruthin Choir to perform some of his favourite songs with Rhys Meirion as compare for the evening. As a surprise at the end of the evening, Bryn Terfel made an appearance to sing Brenin y Sêr with the choir.

Here are some of the evening's performances:

Hwn yw fy Mrawd: Paul Robeson - Arwr i Gymru, Arwr i'r Byd

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The work was commissioned by Cardiff National Eisteddfod 2018 to be performed twice during the Eisteddfod week in the Wales Millennium Centre. The libretto is by Mererid Hopwood and the show was directed by Betsan Llwyd.

Sir Bryn Terfel was the star of Hwn yw fy Mrawd, a biopic depicting the life of actor and singer, Paul Robeson and his strong links with Wales. Robeson’s life was depicted through the eyes of his greatest fan, Mr Jones, played by Sir Bryn Terfel, as he regales Twm, a young man searching for a hero, with stories of Robeson’s fight against oppression.

Twm was portrayed by Steffan Cennydd, and other soloists included former national winners, John Ieuan Jones, Elain Llwyd, Elin Llwyd, Steffan Prys Roberts and Mared Williams. They were joined by renowned Birmingham ensemble, Black Voices, winners of the 2016 National Eisteddfod Festival Choir, Côrdydd, a youth choir from the Eisteddfod area, Treorci Male Voice Choir and dancer, Matthew Gough.

A volume is published by Sain containing 17 songs from the show suitable for soloists and choirs. Also by Sain is the CD Robat Arwyn 3 which contains 4 songs from the show.