509. Rachie (I bob un sydd ffyddlon) (C Roberts / H Lloyd)

[rudei92]

What is that standing up on the back of my neck boys? Ah! That'll be my hairs! Beautiful.

[TheCochyn]

Ardderchog! Your have hwyl aplenty. This was one of my favourites, in assembly at Aberdare Girls' Grammar School - when only our French master sang the alto part, with 600 girls [I think he secretly enjoyed that......]

If I'm in HK anytime soon, I want to come & find you!

[raymondcrooke]

@TheCochyn You can certainly find the choir. You won't find me though as I'm now back in Australia. Thanks for your comment.

[ca25981]

ma goosebumps da fi!

[iamearthbornami]

love this hymn~peace

[raymondcrooke]

It's one we always enjoy singing.

[pantyhosepete1]

Diolch yn fawr Raymond - I couldn't join in as this had me in tears! it brought back memories of being in Tabernacle capel as a child, definatley one of my favourites,

Thank you

[raymondcrooke]

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[ralph6041]

i love this song you guys sound great together.

[ralph6041]

this is my all time fave welsh hymm and you guys do a great job of it

[griffcats]

Rhosllanerchrugog? That's a tricky one even for Wales. Great after dinner music though, wish I'd been there. Da Iawn!

[babybookworm003]

great job

[raymondcrooke]

Thanks. We sound even better when we're sober!

[oldstewball]

Hello

Raymond...

How lucky and privy we are to bear witness to this 'nearly lost' installment in your much-appreciated Welsh Choir Gathering" series of snippets. The tight harmonizing is splendid and right on the mark,as in all previous segments. Many thanks for sharing 'the one that had almost gotten away.'

Peace,

Stewball

[raymondcrooke]

You're welcome, Max. I'm glad you enjoyed this series.