Welsh Folk Dancing at Eisteddfod yr Urdd Ynys Mon 2004

[ourDC888]

Nice! Thanks!

[cepb1]

Dwi'n cofio chwarae'r gerddoriaeth hon ar y piano yn 2004 pan oni'n cyfeilio i grwp dawnsio gwerin arall. Chyrhaeddon ni ddim y llwyfan.

[droptheleash0]

hah, I  now vagely remember learning this dance in my primary school for a big performance we did, great fun !

[fflamadwy2009]

try reserching welsh history and there's a ritch history & colture. and Wales is on the border to England!.

Wales is not part of england!

trust me i'm welsh!

CUMRU AM BYTH!

[armorica02]

@fflamadwy2009 It's Cymru Am Byth and I am English.' Trust me ,I'm Welsh' does'nt sound right somehow. By the way1 I know a lot of Welsh dances, in fact most of the people I dance with are English. Only one Welsh person, shame really, the English keeping the Welsh culture alive.I would be interested to see what you have to offer when you have sorted out the editing.

[Pitcairn2]

2 years ago you posted that and thats a CRAP generalisation.. Grrr

[paulkennyuk]

rubbish

[MissElfreda]

Ooooh! Lovely. Have you got any more videos like this?

[fflamadwy2009]

i'll be posting somthing simeler to this soon. but i need to sort thediting ou first.

[comonzetaizitlyk]

ABERAERON ALL THE WAY

[Adilya11b]

I love Wales even I'm not welsh!!!!!

[YakimaGulag]

They look very Old West, especially the ladies, what with the sunbonnets and aprons! :)

[Rejasalinise]

dah it's traditional welsh clothing...omg research more on wales.

[GovindaMohini]

Groovy ... wish I could have a go!

[WelshAlonso]

come to wales! :) my parents are teachers, and my dad goes round village halls and holds nights for welsh folk dancing :)

[GovindaMohini]

If only I could come to Wales! But I'm stuck in England now, where people don't have a clue about singing and dancing. Philistines!

Still, I'm glad you and your parents are keeping these traditions alive there. This dancing is just the nicest. And I'm impressed by how well it's performed,

[armorica02]

@GovindaMohini You sure are stuck in England. Up to your neck in mud I would say, head first. Look around you boyo, there is plenty of dancing in England and culture too. Wales is less than a days drive from anywhere in England anyway so what is your problem.