Joseph Parry was born in Merthyr Tydfil, but moved to Pennsylvania where he was an Iron worker. The Welsh community was very strong in Pennsylvania, and the National Festival of Wales is in Scranton this year. Parry eventually went back to Swansea, and had a music publishing house there. His music is fantastic, he's overlooked because he wrote in Welsh.
I went to Wales once. There is nothing but a mountain and some sheep. The people are all short, dark-haired and dark-eyed. They talk of nothing but rugby and think they are special. They sing constantly and think Max Boyce is funny. No-one speaks English and they sneer if you can't speak Welsh. It rains non-stop and is freezing cold. They claim to have invented Guinness and say that St Patrick was Welsh. I am never going back.
@ocserfal Conwy was indeed, but it was also the site of a glorious triumph by Rhys and Gwilym ap Tudor in 1403 when they took it from the English in a very daring raid. Also Dolbadarn, the Keep that is the main picture, was built by Llewellyn the Great in the 13th century and Owain Glyndwr imprisioned English noblemen in it during his rebellion. It is a fantastic place overlooking lake padarn. I have to get back there next year, its too enchanting a place to be away for so long.
I UNDERSTAND IT WAS AN ENGLISHMAN WHO COMPOSED MYFAWNY. AM I RIGHT? OR MAYBE HE PENNED THE WORDS IN ENGLISH? IN ANY LINGO, THIS SONG SOUNDS JUST AS NICE AS IN WELSH!! OH, AND THIS SAME ENGLISH MAN ALSO PENNED THE WORDS TO OUR EQUALLY-BEAUATIFUL DANNY BOY!! THANKS AGAIN FOR A LOVELY VIDEO.
@squirell1952 Joseph Parry, was a Welshman from Merthyr who came to the US at 13, and became an ironworker in Pennsylvania, who wrote Myfanwy. He eventually returned to Wales and became a professor at the Univ of Wales. I have some old music he published at his own company in Abertawe. He was a brilliant song writer who wrote many hymns which are sung every day all over the world. He also wrote a wonderful opera, BLODWEN, but its seldom performed because it is all in welsh.
Thank you sooo much - this brought tears to my eyes. I love Wales and everything Welsh. I have lived here for the past 14 years and it's beautiful - the people are warm and beautiful too. I am orginally from the Caribbean and I've found out my great grandfather was from the Vale of Glamorgan! No wonder I've fallen in love with Wales! : ) May this beautiful country prosper forever. Thanks again for this lovely rendition.
@Loveheals2 What is it with we Welsh? We don't seem to be haters like some others in other parts of UK (Canada or USA). We are acceptant of others. I live in Canada. I think it may be we have learned important lessons from being suppressed for many wish for & believe in a United Ireland.
Bravo - you brought a lump to my throat. Excellent pronunciation and diciton and all the places in your photos are so familiar to me. I take my hat off to you. You made me homesick. More please...
Bravo! Well done - your pronunciation and diction are excellent and you brought a lump to my throat. The places featured in your photos are all so familiar to me. A Welsh ex-patriate. More, please...
I have to thank you deeply for that comment. Im no Rhydian, but the Welsh is so beautiful to sing, and when the weather is right, Wales is a dream of a place to be! Hope I can return again.
Castles? Huh? There are more castles per square mile in Wales than anywhere on earth. Those Normans had a dickens of a job stealing the country out from under the Welsh people. They never did succeed.
The Saxons overcame the Romano British,, because they had been softened up (smart enough to adapt)by the easy living of the Romans. If the Normans succeeded it was because of the immense investment in castles and money. My Welsh is not good enough but it is amazing that after hundreds of years of occupation and efforts to destroy it
the Welsh language is surviving and growing (the only Celtic language to do so). This is a testimony to the amazing resillience of the people of Wales.
I will debate that with you in English but according to what I learned through my reading and in history my comments make perfect sense. Do you have a reference from a reputable historian?
yli'r clown dwim yn mynd i watsad fidios ar iwtiwb er mwyn cael darlith hanes iawn. dwi ond yn son am y cestyll sydd yn y fidio! Felly mae'r ymatebiad rwyf wedi ei gael yn amherthnasol. Er enghraifft castell caenarfon wedi ei adeiladu gan edward y 1af brenin LLOEGR. Dwi ddim yn mynd i ddweud dim mwy achos dwi ddim yn berson trist sydd heb fywyd ac yn cael rhyw ddadl fabiadd dros y we.
what upsets me, is these young welsh people giving their children stupid 'celebrity' names names likes Harvey and Brad.....it's really killing off welsh culture
Well some of the old beautiful and poetic Welsh names like Myfanwy have returned. Mystery and beauty are very attractive to me, love the old names, so distinctive and powerful.
my son is called dylan thomas, nothing to do with the poet,, we named him dylan coz of course we're welsh and love it, also Thomas was after my bamp :) i'm welsh through and through the only down side i speak very little welsh :(
I am 7/16th welsh. My grandma said I had too thick oh a scandi /german tounge to learn Welsh as a child. Now is the time for me to pass a bit of the heritage along to my kids. I play guitar . Is there any place anyone can tell me where I can learn to play welsh song - in able to pass along the culture to my children??
I live close to Seattle - My Welsh ancestors came here originally in the 1850-60's to (you guessed it) mine coal. When I was a child alot of the "old timmers" spoke Welsh. The singing was marvelous!! - Thanks giving me a chance to remember a wonderful childhood.
Are there are welsh groups/societies in seattle?? Ever thought of visiting the Old country? it's changed a lot, if you do visit don't bother with Cardiff it's all fake and doesn't feel like wales! Come during the National Eisteddfod
I am partly English (one of my ancestors went astray) so I can't sing on Mondays. C'mon now. Everybody can sing. You don't have to be a Gigli, Try it in the bathroom where the acoustics are great.
Da iawn Rhisiart. Well accompanied and expressively sung with accurate intonation and pronunciation. The stills were excellent. Congratulatons on the viewing figures! Much enjoyed .
Diolch am dy sylw, ond diffuant wyt ti - thanks for your comment, but you are sincere, with good pronunciation and intonation. This strikes a chord with viewers which is reflected in your figures.
I am not a fluent Welsh speaker, though I have been singing in Welsh a long time. The song is about rejection from a beautiful woman. I understand that part only too well!
thank you. I first heard the Dunvant Welsh choir sing this some years ago, and have been in love with the song ever since. When the balance of tenors and basses is just right, there is such a great feeling from this song, so satisfying and pure in the blend of music and words. Joseph Parry was brilliant.
mae'r Gymraeg yn iaith bert iawn, rydw i yn falch iawn o allu sefyll lan a dweud fy mod yn dod o Gymru ac yn gallu siarad Cymraeg, yr iaith hynaf yn Ewrop!!
I have to agree. I sing in Italian, English and German besides Welsh, and for some reason songs sound the best in Welsh. Italian is a close second, but the range of expressiveness in the Welsh Language is a singers delight.
My heritage from wales, too bad im a fat american slob that knows nothing of my homeland :P im trying to change that though. (not saying all americans are fat slobs.)
Well, I have to say Im an american. Im going to keep quiet about my weight. I dont feel superior by studying Welsh culture, but I do enjoy it. The Welsh are the nonconformist, the outsiders, the Ancient, and the revolutionary and survivors together. Its not all pretty but it is a supremely enriching culture to study. My blood is my motive, but Wales by itself is my reward.
Fantastic, I have some original sheet music from his publishing company in Abertawe, where he was quite successful. He was accused by critics of not being sophisticated enough but his music went to the heart
Oh, I'm really sorry, I didn't realise that! I didn't mean to be delibarately confusing. I just said 'I want to be welsh now!' cause I'm not welsh either.
Mae'r gan yma'n hyfryd ac yn gan gwerin adnabyddus iawn yng Nghymru. Am rhyw reswm, rwy'f bob amser yn meddwl am y Prifardd, Hedd Wyn (Elis Humphrey Evans a bu farw yn y Rhyfel Fawr) yn canu'r gan yma i'w gariad a dyma pam mae'r gan hyfryd hon yn gwneud i ddagrau hallt lifo lawr fy ngrudd.
My Welsh is poor though I understand your poetic and sensitive comment.You bring up many thoughts I have ancestors from Trawsfynydd, and my uncle morris, a Welsh American with a British detachment, was severely wounded twice in Belguim in 1918. ellis evans had two connections to Myfanwy; a sister of the same name, and his character sings the song in an English pub in the movie. Diolch yn fawr
my gr grandparents were from Blaenau Ffestiniog and i have visited there a few times, and Ive been to where my Great Grandfather lived on the Griffiths side. The Jones side is from Trefriw, Ysgubor Gerrig. One of my great aunts was from Trawsfynydd, a Roberts. Today I have relatives south of London, who moved there from Wales and i have visited them too. Welsh Music has moved me all my life since my grandfather sang Welsh songs when I was young and tried to help me understand his Welsh bible.
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Joseph Parry was born in Merthyr Tydfil, but moved to Pennsylvania where he was an Iron worker. The Welsh community was very strong in Pennsylvania, and the National Festival of Wales is in Scranton this year. Parry eventually went back to Swansea, and had a music publishing house there. His music is fantastic, he's overlooked because he wrote in Welsh.
griffcats 1 week ago
And , as everyone knows, the tune was written in Danville, Pennsylvania. BTW Penn is NOT and English name either.
redleg56 1 week ago
Beautiful!
rufinoman 2 weeks ago
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I went to Wales once. There is nothing but a mountain and some sheep. The people are all short, dark-haired and dark-eyed. They talk of nothing but rugby and think they are special. They sing constantly and think Max Boyce is funny. No-one speaks English and they sneer if you can't speak Welsh. It rains non-stop and is freezing cold. They claim to have invented Guinness and say that St Patrick was Welsh. I am never going back.
karezza6 2 weeks ago
Karezza6 don't go back. It must have even a wet nightmare.
Dragonogrado 1 month ago
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karezza6 1 month ago
diolch yn fawr iawn .. roedd yn gân hyfryd. Roeddwn i'n hoffi ei.
seosamhj1 5 months ago
You do realise that all those castles in the video were built by the English, to suppress the Welsh? I
ocserfal 6 months ago 4
@ocserfal Conwy was indeed, but it was also the site of a glorious triumph by Rhys and Gwilym ap Tudor in 1403 when they took it from the English in a very daring raid. Also Dolbadarn, the Keep that is the main picture, was built by Llewellyn the Great in the 13th century and Owain Glyndwr imprisioned English noblemen in it during his rebellion. It is a fantastic place overlooking lake padarn. I have to get back there next year, its too enchanting a place to be away for so long.
griffcats 6 months ago 8
@ocserfal No they weren't actually! So before commenting THINK and LEARN a bit of history!
llanberis100 5 months ago
@ocserfal Oh, yeah, but we gorrom now tho, donwe, like.
grangeender1 3 months ago
@ocserfal but they didn't succeed did they
damion73 4 weeks ago
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damion73 4 weeks ago
@ocserfal and besides how do you know they were built by the english to suppress the welsh, were you there ?
damion73 4 weeks ago
Thank you. the song and rendition are beautiful.
dylas1 8 months ago
I UNDERSTAND IT WAS AN ENGLISHMAN WHO COMPOSED MYFAWNY. AM I RIGHT? OR MAYBE HE PENNED THE WORDS IN ENGLISH? IN ANY LINGO, THIS SONG SOUNDS JUST AS NICE AS IN WELSH!! OH, AND THIS SAME ENGLISH MAN ALSO PENNED THE WORDS TO OUR EQUALLY-BEAUATIFUL DANNY BOY!! THANKS AGAIN FOR A LOVELY VIDEO.
JUNE 1, 2011.
squirell1952 9 months ago
@squirell1952 Joseph Parry, was a Welshman from Merthyr who came to the US at 13, and became an ironworker in Pennsylvania, who wrote Myfanwy. He eventually returned to Wales and became a professor at the Univ of Wales. I have some old music he published at his own company in Abertawe. He was a brilliant song writer who wrote many hymns which are sung every day all over the world. He also wrote a wonderful opera, BLODWEN, but its seldom performed because it is all in welsh.
griffcats 8 months ago 3
Bravo. Hyfryd (lovely).
OnyxRocker 11 months ago
Lovely song, beautifully sung. Good voice, too.
Galericulus 11 months ago
I just recently found out about my Welsh heritage, ah, beautiful
indigopolarbear 1 year ago
Wonderful, a great song sung with heart and passion.
robertevans9 1 year ago
Simply amazing.
velinguist 1 year ago
Hyfryd iawn, Diolch
Aled
ifuliki 1 year ago
Thank you sooo much - this brought tears to my eyes. I love Wales and everything Welsh. I have lived here for the past 14 years and it's beautiful - the people are warm and beautiful too. I am orginally from the Caribbean and I've found out my great grandfather was from the Vale of Glamorgan! No wonder I've fallen in love with Wales! : ) May this beautiful country prosper forever. Thanks again for this lovely rendition.
Loveheals2 1 year ago
@Loveheals2 What is it with we Welsh? We don't seem to be haters like some others in other parts of UK (Canada or USA). We are acceptant of others. I live in Canada. I think it may be we have learned important lessons from being suppressed for many wish for & believe in a United Ireland.
Aled
ifuliki 1 year ago
fantastic rendition. da iawn
SLloydmusic1 1 year ago
Bravo - you brought a lump to my throat. Excellent pronunciation and diciton and all the places in your photos are so familiar to me. I take my hat off to you. You made me homesick. More please...
A Welsh ex patriate.
snaej2 1 year ago 3
@snaej2 thank you fof the kind comment, cheers
griffcats 1 year ago
Bravo! Well done - your pronunciation and diction are excellent and you brought a lump to my throat. The places featured in your photos are all so familiar to me. A Welsh ex-patriate. More, please...
snaej2 1 year ago
The song is enjoyable, your voice is lovely and your diction is great. It will help me sing this in our choir and hopefully we will do it justice.
pcgreen26 1 year ago
:D My girl! I just learned that one...
MmeArseen33 1 year ago
Castell Conwy yn y lluniau! Prydferth o le (:
dilwynroberts 1 year ago
Welsh lessons on my page people :) lovely song :)
TheWelshtube 2 years ago
I think this is brilliant - X-factor or what? He should have been on it and he would have won hands down. I am half Welsh. Really lovely.
annmay1 2 years ago 3
I have to thank you deeply for that comment. Im no Rhydian, but the Welsh is so beautiful to sing, and when the weather is right, Wales is a dream of a place to be! Hope I can return again.
griffcats 2 years ago 2
@griffcats the weather is always right! Thats part of the beauty!! :D)
pablosonfire 1 year ago
Rhys ere an sooo fuckin proud to be welsh
JonnyWilliams93 2 years ago 2
Castles? Huh? There are more castles per square mile in Wales than anywhere on earth. Those Normans had a dickens of a job stealing the country out from under the Welsh people. They never did succeed.
Aled
ifuliki 2 years ago 3
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MympwyCamffurfiedig 2 years ago
Tydi hynny ddim yn gwneud synnwyr oherwydd cestyll seisneigedd ydi'r mwyafrif o'r cestyll yng Nghymru.
MympwyCamffurfiedig 2 years ago
The Saxons overcame the Romano British,, because they had been softened up (smart enough to adapt)by the easy living of the Romans. If the Normans succeeded it was because of the immense investment in castles and money. My Welsh is not good enough but it is amazing that after hundreds of years of occupation and efforts to destroy it
the Welsh language is surviving and growing (the only Celtic language to do so). This is a testimony to the amazing resillience of the people of Wales.
Aled Owen
ifuliki 2 years ago 13
@ifuliki well said..CAB
Maconda4th 1 year ago
My friend,
I will debate that with you in English but according to what I learned through my reading and in history my comments make perfect sense. Do you have a reference from a reputable historian?
Aled Owen
ifuliki 2 years ago
yli'r clown dwim yn mynd i watsad fidios ar iwtiwb er mwyn cael darlith hanes iawn. dwi ond yn son am y cestyll sydd yn y fidio! Felly mae'r ymatebiad rwyf wedi ei gael yn amherthnasol. Er enghraifft castell caenarfon wedi ei adeiladu gan edward y 1af brenin LLOEGR. Dwi ddim yn mynd i ddweud dim mwy achos dwi ddim yn berson trist sydd heb fywyd ac yn cael rhyw ddadl fabiadd dros y we.
MympwyCamffurfiedig 2 years ago
dyna ni 2 funud o fy mywyd dwi byth yn mynd i gael yn ol. Biti.
MympwyCamffurfiedig 2 years ago
Da da iawn - diolch
iantonowful 2 years ago
da iawn...
i love living and breathing welsh air and listening to a brill version of myfanwy,diolch
cymru am byth
valleyboypeter 2 years ago
what upsets me, is these young welsh people giving their children stupid 'celebrity' names names likes Harvey and Brad.....it's really killing off welsh culture
jonty717 2 years ago 12
Well some of the old beautiful and poetic Welsh names like Myfanwy have returned. Mystery and beauty are very attractive to me, love the old names, so distinctive and powerful.
griffcats 2 years ago
im a 13 year old welsh girl called Gwen and i speak welsh :]
welshperson123 2 years ago
my son is called dylan thomas, nothing to do with the poet,, we named him dylan coz of course we're welsh and love it, also Thomas was after my bamp :) i'm welsh through and through the only down side i speak very little welsh :(
stitled 2 years ago
I am 7/16th welsh. My grandma said I had too thick oh a scandi /german tounge to learn Welsh as a child. Now is the time for me to pass a bit of the heritage along to my kids. I play guitar . Is there any place anyone can tell me where I can learn to play welsh song - in able to pass along the culture to my children??
JALMAR169 2 years ago
Where do you live?? By the way there is no such thing as having a too thick toung to speak welsh!! You could even learn it now.
cymrogwych 2 years ago
I live close to Seattle - My Welsh ancestors came here originally in the 1850-60's to (you guessed it) mine coal. When I was a child alot of the "old timmers" spoke Welsh. The singing was marvelous!! - Thanks giving me a chance to remember a wonderful childhood.
Blessings be Yours
JALMAR169 2 years ago
Are there are welsh groups/societies in seattle?? Ever thought of visiting the Old country? it's changed a lot, if you do visit don't bother with Cardiff it's all fake and doesn't feel like wales! Come during the National Eisteddfod
cymrogwych 2 years ago
Nais.
BruenftigerElch91 2 years ago
Thoroughly enjoyed Myfanwy, thank you.
Excellent recording with very good supporting pictures. I am a devoted fan of David Keith Jones as well. Keep going,best wishes,Roy Lewis
rlglldjlrlj 2 years ago
arddechog bachgen, da iawn.
ddraigcymru 2 years ago
Lovely.
Despite being Welsh, I can't sing!
vie206 3 years ago 3
I am partly English (one of my ancestors went astray) so I can't sing on Mondays. C'mon now. Everybody can sing. You don't have to be a Gigli, Try it in the bathroom where the acoustics are great.
Aled
ifuliki 2 years ago 2
Da iawn Rhisiart. Well accompanied and expressively sung with accurate intonation and pronunciation. The stills were excellent. Congratulatons on the viewing figures! Much enjoyed .
VoceVersatile 3 years ago
Wish I had your skill and power. Listened to your rendition of Lola again, tremendous range and sound you have, diolch yn fawr!
griffcats 2 years ago
Diolch am dy sylw, ond diffuant wyt ti - thanks for your comment, but you are sincere, with good pronunciation and intonation. This strikes a chord with viewers which is reflected in your figures.
VoceVersatile 2 years ago
I unfortunately do not understand everything.
I've been learning for only a few weeks now.
but this is beautiful!
SlashFlash93 3 years ago
I am not a fluent Welsh speaker, though I have been singing in Welsh a long time. The song is about rejection from a beautiful woman. I understand that part only too well!
griffcats 3 years ago
well, thanks for tellin me.
SlashFlash93 3 years ago
Wonderful - but better with a choir....plenty on Youtube
DewiHarries1000 3 years ago
thank you. I first heard the Dunvant Welsh choir sing this some years ago, and have been in love with the song ever since. When the balance of tenors and basses is just right, there is such a great feeling from this song, so satisfying and pure in the blend of music and words. Joseph Parry was brilliant.
griffcats 3 years ago
I agree that a male voice choir can sing this amazingly. But don't underestimate the Solo Singer and the amount of passion they can put into it!
ieuz123 2 years ago
well done on the singing
cymru am byth
valleynewgirl 3 years ago
Diolch!
griffcats 3 years ago
mae'r Gymraeg yn iaith bert iawn, rydw i yn falch iawn o allu sefyll lan a dweud fy mod yn dod o Gymru ac yn gallu siarad Cymraeg, yr iaith hynaf yn Ewrop!!
EvanescenceRULEZ01 3 years ago
I have to agree. I sing in Italian, English and German besides Welsh, and for some reason songs sound the best in Welsh. Italian is a close second, but the range of expressiveness in the Welsh Language is a singers delight.
griffcats 3 years ago
My heritage from wales, too bad im a fat american slob that knows nothing of my homeland :P im trying to change that though. (not saying all americans are fat slobs.)
kallon666 3 years ago
Well, I have to say Im an american. Im going to keep quiet about my weight. I dont feel superior by studying Welsh culture, but I do enjoy it. The Welsh are the nonconformist, the outsiders, the Ancient, and the revolutionary and survivors together. Its not all pretty but it is a supremely enriching culture to study. My blood is my motive, but Wales by itself is my reward.
griffcats 3 years ago
Everyone wants to be Welsh! ;P
Rydw i'n dod o Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch!
sharbas 3 years ago
i visited the birthplace of joseph parry yesterday(merthyr)
my partners family are desendants of him
the name parry is still used in the family
(middle names)
valleynewgirl 3 years ago
Fantastic, I have some original sheet music from his publishing company in Abertawe, where he was quite successful. He was accused by critics of not being sophisticated enough but his music went to the heart
griffcats 3 years ago
aww, wi moyn bod yn gymro nawr!!
BigBlueLion 3 years ago
na, americanwyr
griffcats 3 years ago
what do you mean 'americans'? o.O
BigBlueLion 3 years ago
I meant to say I am not a cymro, im an american. Maybe I didnt understand "mi moyn bod"? I have very little Welsh.
griffcats 3 years ago
Oh, I'm really sorry, I didn't realise that! I didn't mean to be delibarately confusing. I just said 'I want to be welsh now!' cause I'm not welsh either.
BigBlueLion 3 years ago
Mae'r gan yma'n hyfryd ac yn gan gwerin adnabyddus iawn yng Nghymru. Am rhyw reswm, rwy'f bob amser yn meddwl am y Prifardd, Hedd Wyn (Elis Humphrey Evans a bu farw yn y Rhyfel Fawr) yn canu'r gan yma i'w gariad a dyma pam mae'r gan hyfryd hon yn gwneud i ddagrau hallt lifo lawr fy ngrudd.
angharadceri17 3 years ago
My Welsh is poor though I understand your poetic and sensitive comment.You bring up many thoughts I have ancestors from Trawsfynydd, and my uncle morris, a Welsh American with a British detachment, was severely wounded twice in Belguim in 1918. ellis evans had two connections to Myfanwy; a sister of the same name, and his character sings the song in an English pub in the movie. Diolch yn fawr
griffcats 3 years ago
You have ancestors from Trawsfynydd? My father is from Trawsfynydd! and my mother from Bleanau Ffystiniog, though i've lived in England all my life.
Thanks for posting!
Mezzurchadnezzah 3 years ago
my gr grandparents were from Blaenau Ffestiniog and i have visited there a few times, and Ive been to where my Great Grandfather lived on the Griffiths side. The Jones side is from Trefriw, Ysgubor Gerrig. One of my great aunts was from Trawsfynydd, a Roberts. Today I have relatives south of London, who moved there from Wales and i have visited them too. Welsh Music has moved me all my life since my grandfather sang Welsh songs when I was young and tried to help me understand his Welsh bible.
griffcats 3 years ago
Wel done !
nickglais 3 years ago
can yma sydd are y film twin town! pan mar 'ogia yn gal y copars 'nan dol a ma cor yn canu ar y pier!
CYMRU AM BYTH!
kraistoff 3 years ago
this is my great uncle !! woop woop
JesDaLeg 3 years ago
I really enjoyed the song nice vid!
skyetiger 4 years ago
good folk song it really brings out the welsh in me. thanks for the post
nathansunny 4 years ago
I would have liked to see video instead of pictures but the singing was da iawn boyo.
hawfinch 4 years ago
I know, Im just learning how to do this. Ill make changes soon. Diolch
griffcats 4 years ago