Wow, I was sent this link a long time ago and just found it, I'm so glad I did! I've actually never heard of motor neurone disesease (sp?) and I've never heard anybody sing in Welsh, so both are good new experiences for me because now I want to learn about both!
Can hyfryd, John, a ma'ch llais chi'n gweddu'n berffaith iddi. Digwydd dod ar draws y fideo wnes i, ar hap, o ddilyn dolen o'ch facebook :O) O'n i ddim yn gwbod bo chi'n canu mor hyfryd!
nice dramatic tenor and nice song....i just wonder how u find my e mail and why did u send me this video? or u send it to all people u were able to find?
Throughly ejoyed the song and voice. wish I knew Welsh. --song sort of reminded me of some of Grieg. I like the voice, it's free and very open. That though, lets the vibrato be a bit wide for me (what would a trill sound like with a vibrato as wide as we have here?). But then since I am a countertenor, I'm used to singing very pure, unless I switch to songs that require the vibrato for color.
All in all I appreciate learning of this & hope to find more. Thanks
R S Hughes the composer of this wonderfully sung piece was organist at Glan Ogwen church Bethesda Gwynedd, North Wales and lies in its cemetery in an unkemt grave. However this song ensures that he lives on in eternity. It has been a very popular solo in Wales having been sung by all of our great tenors. Oh that he would be alive today to listen to John Puw giving a belting performance of the piece -and people from all over the world so appreciative in their comments.
BRAVO!!!!!!! I Loved this!! Great job and wonderful tone. Your range is impressive and the clarity at the lower and upper registers was beautiful! I would LOVE to hear more recordings of you. from one tenor to another..Thanks For Posting!!!!
Che bella voce e che bella canzone!Thanks very much for sharing this video clip.I really like this gentleman's voice,especially in the upper register.Also,my mum was Scottish(from Aberdeen),so I am interested in any song with Celtic roots.This is a beautiful piece.Mille grazie.
Excellent and my first exposure to anything Welsh, great song and I really like the top of your voice, the language flows beautifully. Hope you do more, Bravo from Chicago!
Thank you very much for sharing this with me, you have a VERY beautiful sound, and this song is really moving, and I really didn't have to read the lyrics to get the meaning.....although I did :)
This is what I love about Youtube, we can all share things and enjoy things we might not othterwise be able to enjoy.
Arafa Don was written by R S (Richard Samuel)Hughes 1855 - 1893 to the words of Tudno Jones (who lost a brother to the sea, hence this poem). The song apparently won the song composition competition at the Swansea National Eisteddfod of 1880.
Hi, thanks for your message and for show me this video, actually i find your voice really good and the song is gorgeous...the song have an italian influence or is your technique?
thus cry My name is tears high to the sky. A voice chanted this song seized me deeply inside. Even if the wind to the haste floats it is the proud recollection which remains up to my end. Lay I the last kiss, on your cold lips. A poem specially for you spontaneously written down.
Respect!
I love and respect a such miraculous achievement, unfortunately there is too little of it.
fantastic control, pitch, and narrowing (covering). I would love to hear the natural ping of the voice in the room as it gets lost on the camera audio.
Well That was wonderful!!! - Thank you so much for letting me know it was here. so lovely to speak to you on the phone - look out for the wrinkley photos!!! xx
Bravo! Don't mind those that tell you how you should sing or how you should sound. Singing is an extension of speech; please don't get too caught up in the production of sound (technique) it will ruin the honesty with which you communicate. You sing well. Continue to sing with your heart and let the words ring true in your mind. You have a great voice; keep it up.
Bravo! Don't mind those that tell you how you should sing or how you should sound. Singing is an extension of speech; please don't get too caught up in the production of sound (technique) it will ruin the honesty with which you communicate. You sing well. Continue to sing with your heart and let the words ring true in your mind. You have a great voice; keep it up.
Ohhhhh, Cooooooool, you have a great voice, and also It is obvious that you are able to handle your voice easily, A solid technique as well as a great heart!. send us more from yourself.
A rich and full voice full of the mountain breeze. Welsh singers seem so distinctive to me and they generally tend to be fuller and more powerful than what I hear elsewhere, even if one might find one or two complaints in this one. He/you should try more and post more, Id listen to them all. perhaps Nant y mynydd? I havent heard the older version in years
very sad indeed! And wondefully sung, not that I am an expert, but do you think your tone may just be a bit too covered? have you tried singing with a lighter timbre?
I sing with what I feel is my voice. I suggest you watch the discussions between Franco Tenelli, Anne Williams-King and David Bartlett under the title Science of Singing 1 - 7. Anne talks about connecting the "chest" and the "head" voice. Having read what you said, and analyzed what I have been doing over the years I may be overdoing it by now (ie, overemphasizing the baritonal qualities in my voice). But I suffer from MND which means that basically now I can only sing the way I know best!
It is indeed a very sad song, especially for us who have lost a brother (I wept a bit). I´m not very familiar with welsh songs, but I´ve seen your other vids of the CCJones. They´re all magnificent. Thanks!
Thank you for allowing me to hear this music. His voice had a lot of strength and that seemed to come out with the emotion of the song. I trully enjoyed this and love to hear new music ty again
I found your message on my youtube page. Always when I hear a Welsh song it reminds me of my beloved Paul Robeson (1898-1976)who sang several welsh songs and even made a movie made in 1938 with the name "Proud Valley" a story about the Welsh miners. Eriskay Love Lilt is a welsh song he sang for example and ofcourse "Wales". At my favourites I have some Robeson song that you might enjoy!
This is awesome! So full of sadness, so sensitive, so beaitiful! I like celtic music but what I had heard so far was more in the joyful streak. This is new to me. Thank you for letting me discover it!
It was written by R S (Richard Samuel)Hughes 1855 - 1893!! to the words of Tudno Jones (who lost a brother to the sea, hence this poem). The song apparently won the song composition competition at the Aberystwyth National Eisteddfod of 1880. Hughes is buried in Bethesda in north Wales.
this is a very powerful, song from the heart. wonderful performance and thanks for the translation it made it even more meaningful. would love to hear more from you.
Very, very lovely song and singing! Being of Welsh and Scottish extraction, I'm always amazed at the rich history of songs and singing from this area of the world. Nice high B-flat, BTW!
oh, my god, i was on the verge of tears, this is a BEAUTIFUL song, and this singer is increadibly skilled and experienced, thank you for this performance.
I sir am humbled by your kind gesture.You are a remarkable singer who so effortlessly sings with all these colorations and range changes-never once losing control of the song.You are a poet, and an artist that paints a beautiful picture throughout.I would be thrilled and honoured to hear all that I possibly could of your glorious works.
I am not familiar with the piece, but am VERY impressed with your singing. Your voice is that of a robust, lirico-spinto tenor. The top seems easily accessed, and the covered sound is engaging very naturally. Were I being hyper-critical, your upper middle is a bit too open and over sung to my ear...but I like your voice very much. Bravo!
Lovely rendition, John. The Welsh language sounds interesting. I think it's one of those that has lots of silent letters. I am interested in languages and linguistics. It would be wonderful if you would make a video about the Welsh language, history and culture.
Not really silent letters, but some special double letters which have different counds - but once you've got the hang of dd, ff and ll, it's almost as phonetic as Italian and much more logical than Emglish! I agree more Weldh songs would be great.
Thank you for your comment. To answer your question, I am not related to John but sing with him in a choir called Cantorion Colin Jones based in North Wales. John is one of our first tenors and is hugely popular amongst his fellow choristers. He also performs regularly as a soloist and also during our own choral concerts. Please visit our choir website for further details, better still, come and listen to John and the men in a concert where you will be most welcome. Diolch yn fawr
Magnificent rendition of fine classic by Richard Samuel Hughes. Look forward to better recording quality, but this is still very good. Hiraeth a posssibility? Diolch yn fawr, John.
hey cool, though i have absolutely no idea what you're saying (lol) it was cool; you're a good singer. you can hold it long and go high and low and such; i can't do that, lol.
I am rapt , beautifully you sing, the beautiful song, I regret that I am not Jew ; I love your music , your culture which squeeze out the characteristic brand on the world art. Thank you . Tomek from Poland.
You are right...sic!... So... John...I am very sorry , I emplore the forgiveness I never heard your language and the word "cantorion" I united with the Jewish singing , I am ashamed very much now from my ignorance,... still stays my admiration over a beauty of this song and the acknowledgement for your masterly skill vocal
Wow, I was sent this link a long time ago and just found it, I'm so glad I did! I've actually never heard of motor neurone disesease (sp?) and I've never heard anybody sing in Welsh, so both are good new experiences for me because now I want to learn about both!
amichan57 1 year ago
Wedi cael mwynhad mawr o wrando ar John ar hyd y blynyddoedd gyda'r Cantorion. Mae'n chwith meddwl ein bod wedi ei golli.
MrStangau 1 year ago
Nos da Cawr y Gogledd.
RIP John Puw
owain64 1 year ago
R.I.P John Puw! Cysgwch yn dawel "syr"
ojno11 1 year ago
lol okei
austadff 2 years ago
Canu hyfryd iawn, diweddglo godidog, eli i'r galon. Diolch yn fawr iawn o Ddyffryn Clodfawr Clwyd. :o)
Iona40 2 years ago
Can hyfryd, John, a ma'ch llais chi'n gweddu'n berffaith iddi. Digwydd dod ar draws y fideo wnes i, ar hap, o ddilyn dolen o'ch facebook :O) O'n i ddim yn gwbod bo chi'n canu mor hyfryd!
Teg23 3 years ago 2
diolch o galon tegai
cyfieithydd 3 years ago
What a great sing!
amazinggroan 3 years ago 2
nice dramatic tenor and nice song....i just wonder how u find my e mail and why did u send me this video? or u send it to all people u were able to find?
septichka 3 years ago
Beautiful, strange music, and the exact right voice to render it. Beautiful use of head voice too.
WeicheWotan 3 years ago 5
Wow, what a marvelous voice! Bravo, Bravo! Awesome range, I will watch for more of this..thank you for the pleasure. :-)
shalimara 3 years ago 5
شكرا للتشغيل
altabeb123 3 years ago 2
Thank you for your kind comment - diolch am eich sylw caredig.
cyfieithydd 3 years ago
A lovely song and a fine effort! Do I sense some tinges of the early Vickers? Thank you for posting.
noosphere23 4 years ago 2
A huge open sound, and such commitment. Bravo John!
DeVere45 4 years ago 2
Wow great performance, even if I don't understand it. LOL. You sure have a nice operatic voice.
MonkeesLuv62 4 years ago 2
Lovely performance, lovely song!
floravesta 4 years ago 2
Very impressive... liked your voice and the song too. You sing very easy through the bottom to top. Thanks for posting!
ezayitas 4 years ago
This rendition just gets better and better every time. Diolch John
Solstaro 4 years ago
Throughly ejoyed the song and voice. wish I knew Welsh. --song sort of reminded me of some of Grieg. I like the voice, it's free and very open. That though, lets the vibrato be a bit wide for me (what would a trill sound like with a vibrato as wide as we have here?). But then since I am a countertenor, I'm used to singing very pure, unless I switch to songs that require the vibrato for color.
All in all I appreciate learning of this & hope to find more. Thanks
doggy8dog 4 years ago
thank you very much for the message!!! thats really great!!!
JossLoner 4 years ago
R S Hughes the composer of this wonderfully sung piece was organist at Glan Ogwen church Bethesda Gwynedd, North Wales and lies in its cemetery in an unkemt grave. However this song ensures that he lives on in eternity. It has been a very popular solo in Wales having been sung by all of our great tenors. Oh that he would be alive today to listen to John Puw giving a belting performance of the piece -and people from all over the world so appreciative in their comments.
bryntomos 4 years ago 2
Wow wow wow...!!! awesom! Wonderfull voice and what a an amazing song!!!
eucanico 4 years ago 2
Beautiful!
Ebonysoprano 4 years ago 2
BRAVO!!!!!!! I Loved this!! Great job and wonderful tone. Your range is impressive and the clarity at the lower and upper registers was beautiful! I would LOVE to hear more recordings of you. from one tenor to another..Thanks For Posting!!!!
bigtube1975 4 years ago 3
great job and beautiful song. please post more.
aaroncaruso 4 years ago 2
Che bella voce e che bella canzone!Thanks very much for sharing this video clip.I really like this gentleman's voice,especially in the upper register.Also,my mum was Scottish(from Aberdeen),so I am interested in any song with Celtic roots.This is a beautiful piece.Mille grazie.
CraigFrancisSoto 4 years ago 2
Excellent and my first exposure to anything Welsh, great song and I really like the top of your voice, the language flows beautifully. Hope you do more, Bravo from Chicago!
pearlmuth3 4 years ago 2
Thank you very much for sharing this with me, you have a VERY beautiful sound, and this song is really moving, and I really didn't have to read the lyrics to get the meaning.....although I did :)
This is what I love about Youtube, we can all share things and enjoy things we might not othterwise be able to enjoy.
My very best to everyone here!
Regards,
Egill
ljosi2000 4 years ago 2
Thanks for your comment.
Arafa Don was written by R S (Richard Samuel)Hughes 1855 - 1893 to the words of Tudno Jones (who lost a brother to the sea, hence this poem). The song apparently won the song composition competition at the Swansea National Eisteddfod of 1880.
cyfieithydd 4 years ago
Great song, great voice. Thanks for the translation. Who is the composer?
Laclaudiva 4 years ago 2
Тhanks for your message and for sharing with me this video. What a lovely song and great voice!
svetla46 4 years ago 3
Hi, thanks for your message and for show me this video, actually i find your voice really good and the song is gorgeous...the song have an italian influence or is your technique?
Heartlessiceboy 4 years ago 3
Thank you for sharing with me this video. Just beautiful music and very sincere, wonderful performance of the song. Happy Hogmanay!
operadoctore 4 years ago 3
Lovely! Thank you!
And thank you for introducing me to a song I didn't know.;)
Marjanehjoonam 4 years ago 3
Bravo! Amazing song, a rare rendition of such beautiful piece. Thanks for posting it.
operataste 4 years ago 3
Very nice, I am always so pleased to hear good music, meaningful ty
angelinafraz 4 years ago 3
it is a old German mode of expression:
thus cry My name is tears high to the sky. A voice chanted this song seized me deeply inside. Even if the wind to the haste floats it is the proud recollection which remains up to my end. Lay I the last kiss, on your cold lips. A poem specially for you spontaneously written down.
Respect!
I love and respect a such miraculous achievement, unfortunately there is too little of it.
All love for you, yours amanavoic
amanavoice 4 years ago 3
quite powerful,melodic, and moving,bravo!
colabama 4 years ago 3
Bella voz. Le vendría muy bien a ciertos roles heroicos de la ópera wagneriana.
Wildlatinae 4 years ago 3
What a lovely, sad song! Long, too, and you maintain control so beautifully.
poivriere 4 years ago 3
Beutiful. Sounds similar to Italian opera. I'm actually Scottish but I find Welsh incredibly beutiful. Happy Hogmanay!
kingofkards91 4 years ago 2
How wonderful this is!
I think of one and contact like you and I think popular to be a very glad.
imoimo19891010 4 years ago
My sicere compliments, thank you.
pavarottiM 4 years ago
Love very much rich Welsh culture. Thank you, very touched by the performance. Bravissimo!
oleganna 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing. Very good voice with strength. Has Bryn Terfel sang it? If so, please tell me which CD has it, thanks.
doreimi9876 4 years ago
fantastic control, pitch, and narrowing (covering). I would love to hear the natural ping of the voice in the room as it gets lost on the camera audio.
SingingSuccess 4 years ago
Well That was wonderful!!! - Thank you so much for letting me know it was here. so lovely to speak to you on the phone - look out for the wrinkley photos!!! xx
sharonessex 4 years ago
Very beautiful song.
romagman 4 years ago
Bravo! Don't mind those that tell you how you should sing or how you should sound. Singing is an extension of speech; please don't get too caught up in the production of sound (technique) it will ruin the honesty with which you communicate. You sing well. Continue to sing with your heart and let the words ring true in your mind. You have a great voice; keep it up.
Bill
nanbil 4 years ago
Bravo! Don't mind those that tell you how you should sing or how you should sound. Singing is an extension of speech; please don't get too caught up in the production of sound (technique) it will ruin the honesty with which you communicate. You sing well. Continue to sing with your heart and let the words ring true in your mind. You have a great voice; keep it up.
Bill
nanbil 4 years ago
Ohhhhh, Cooooooool, you have a great voice, and also It is obvious that you are able to handle your voice easily, A solid technique as well as a great heart!. send us more from yourself.
Merry Christmas.
hardasanaskiq 4 years ago
Bravo. well sung and a lovely presentation of music seldom heard. thank you.
2ManyHighCs 4 years ago
A wonderful voice..thankyou.
I was not always able to hear the words clearly..but SIR truly I loved the performance.
waynetenor 4 years ago 2
A rich and full voice full of the mountain breeze. Welsh singers seem so distinctive to me and they generally tend to be fuller and more powerful than what I hear elsewhere, even if one might find one or two complaints in this one. He/you should try more and post more, Id listen to them all. perhaps Nant y mynydd? I havent heard the older version in years
griffcats 4 years ago
Lovely. The voice reminds me of Jon Vickers.
osvaldito55 4 years ago 2
very sad indeed! And wondefully sung, not that I am an expert, but do you think your tone may just be a bit too covered? have you tried singing with a lighter timbre?
MusashiTzu 4 years ago
I sing with what I feel is my voice. I suggest you watch the discussions between Franco Tenelli, Anne Williams-King and David Bartlett under the title Science of Singing 1 - 7. Anne talks about connecting the "chest" and the "head" voice. Having read what you said, and analyzed what I have been doing over the years I may be overdoing it by now (ie, overemphasizing the baritonal qualities in my voice). But I suffer from MND which means that basically now I can only sing the way I know best!
cyfieithydd 4 years ago 2
It is indeed a very sad song, especially for us who have lost a brother (I wept a bit). I´m not very familiar with welsh songs, but I´ve seen your other vids of the CCJones. They´re all magnificent. Thanks!
ruffomaldito 4 years ago 2
nice voice...
keep smiling;)
loismahalia 4 years ago
Excellent !
jamesandgrainne 4 years ago
Anhygoel Mr. Puw. Llais anfarwol - Rydw'i rwan yn deall pam ddaru chi rhoi gora' i ddysgu! Unrhyw cyngerddion dros y nadolig?
Fabulous Mr. Puw. Great voice - I know understand why you gave up teaching! Are you performing anywhere over the Christmas?
Gwallteriedig77 4 years ago
Pathos,and hope, in this song. Many thanks.
lochness11 4 years ago
Beautiful....
Just beautiful...no words can describe how nicely it is done, thanks for posting it on youtube....
smnole 4 years ago
Thank you for allowing me to hear this music. His voice had a lot of strength and that seemed to come out with the emotion of the song. I trully enjoyed this and love to hear new music ty again
angelinafraz 4 years ago
Thank you! The song is beautiful and voice is just great.
ritaviolin 4 years ago
Hi John,
I found your message on my youtube page. Always when I hear a Welsh song it reminds me of my beloved Paul Robeson (1898-1976)who sang several welsh songs and even made a movie made in 1938 with the name "Proud Valley" a story about the Welsh miners. Eriskay Love Lilt is a welsh song he sang for example and ofcourse "Wales". At my favourites I have some Robeson song that you might enjoy!
I wish you a Merry Christmas John,
Friedrich from Holland
Tenderness6 4 years ago
As a harmony part singer, I am always in awe of a soloist. You have a terrific voice, and pitch perfect! Thanks for sharing.
joe10r 4 years ago
thanks for sharing this video. Even though the audio quality is not good one can appreciate nevertheless the beauty of the song. Very good voice.
Thanks again
Orsodaniel 4 years ago
Congratulations, Greetings from Mexico.
ariastoteles 4 years ago
Love the Welsh. Fabulous talent here. No part of the world has more to tell in song.
RubyWraith 4 years ago
This is awesome! So full of sadness, so sensitive, so beaitiful! I like celtic music but what I had heard so far was more in the joyful streak. This is new to me. Thank you for letting me discover it!
Selkaen 4 years ago
I know it's old news to you, but I'm just discovering the wealth of Welsh music! Not just those who sang on stage, but these, too.
John Puw, the Cantorion Colin Jones, and so many more. Thank you for this, Solstaro.
grandmagrumpy 4 years ago 2
You're most welcome. As promised, and by popular demand, there will be more from John very soon. Diolch yn fawr, thank you
Solstaro 4 years ago
I agree with grandmagrumpy. Such a treasury of music. Nice high A.'s..all of them! And then that great B flat!
joshuaborg 4 years ago 2
not bad, even though it in welsh which is a pointless language
agdc99 4 years ago
Il timbro di voce baritonale, che parte dal cuore con la voce comossa bravo.
Meravigliosa musica malinconica e triste, sensibile denota il sentimento Gallese,(ex celtic). bravo continua così a onorare la tua
terra col canto.
macciboma 4 years ago
lovely...thankyou for this...my dad was a welsh man and i love to hear their voices....god bless
lyn1954o 4 years ago
Beautiful song. Wonderful lyrics. Thank you very much for the english translation.
lasultanica 4 years ago
Oh dear - read first then post!
It was written by R S (Richard Samuel)Hughes 1855 - 1893!! to the words of Tudno Jones (who lost a brother to the sea, hence this poem). The song apparently won the song composition competition at the Aberystwyth National Eisteddfod of 1880. Hughes is buried in Bethesda in north Wales.
cyfieithydd 4 years ago
WOW beautiful!
Thank you.
My english is not sufficient for understanding all words, but yes, I understand the music.
lietzen 4 years ago
Thank you! I liked it very mach!
Who wrought the song?
RADAMES1983 4 years ago
5 stars from me!
margaritoula 4 years ago
this is a very powerful, song from the heart. wonderful performance and thanks for the translation it made it even more meaningful. would love to hear more from you.
milkmaid22 4 years ago 2
Thank you for your comment. There will indeed be more footage of John's amazing performances very soon . . .
Solstaro 4 years ago
Bendigedig! Diolch am y link.
Johindes 4 years ago
beautiful and expressive! I really enjoyed it.
manedible 4 years ago
Very good. You control your voice very well! :) God bless!
ambeb90 4 years ago
Very, very lovely song and singing! Being of Welsh and Scottish extraction, I'm always amazed at the rich history of songs and singing from this area of the world. Nice high B-flat, BTW!
izar1234 4 years ago 2
beautiful!
odiliacarmen 4 years ago
oh, my god, i was on the verge of tears, this is a BEAUTIFUL song, and this singer is increadibly skilled and experienced, thank you for this performance.
Webarton 4 years ago
Lovely song and nice interpretation. That talks about the professionalism of a singer. Bravo!
zurriuss 4 years ago
I sir am humbled by your kind gesture.You are a remarkable singer who so effortlessly sings with all these colorations and range changes-never once losing control of the song.You are a poet, and an artist that paints a beautiful picture throughout.I would be thrilled and honoured to hear all that I possibly could of your glorious works.
paulostroff99 4 years ago
Very well!
BachLoveNat 4 years ago
MORE FROM JOHN PUW COMING VERY SOON . . .
Solstaro 4 years ago
Amazing singing, John did a great job singing. Truly magnificent.
Haeinscute 4 years ago
Perfect classical singing.. Very well done!
passion2muse 4 years ago
This was absolutely breath taking!!I loved it!...perfect tone and lovely suppport!!!AMAZING!!!..and the translation was sooo beautiful!!!Well done!!!
born4broadway 4 years ago
once this blind man said i loved to listen to Spanish music he did not know the words but he loved the sound of it......same here
greyxwolf 4 years ago
John,
I am not familiar with the piece, but am VERY impressed with your singing. Your voice is that of a robust, lirico-spinto tenor. The top seems easily accessed, and the covered sound is engaging very naturally. Were I being hyper-critical, your upper middle is a bit too open and over sung to my ear...but I like your voice very much. Bravo!
txtenor 4 years ago
Beautiful! Really enjoyed this one! Thanks!
Equisail 4 years ago
hynod o hyfryd diolch yn fawr iawn ir cyfieithydd am ei rannu gyda mi
elen
els666 4 years ago 2
Lovely rendition, John. The Welsh language sounds interesting. I think it's one of those that has lots of silent letters. I am interested in languages and linguistics. It would be wonderful if you would make a video about the Welsh language, history and culture.
kenbank 4 years ago 2
Not really silent letters, but some special double letters which have different counds - but once you've got the hang of dd, ff and ll, it's almost as phonetic as Italian and much more logical than Emglish! I agree more Weldh songs would be great.
martinevans123 4 years ago
this is beautiful,
are you related to John?
God bless John and grant him long life and beautiful voice ^_^
crschang1985 4 years ago
Thank you for your comment. To answer your question, I am not related to John but sing with him in a choir called Cantorion Colin Jones based in North Wales. John is one of our first tenors and is hugely popular amongst his fellow choristers. He also performs regularly as a soloist and also during our own choral concerts. Please visit our choir website for further details, better still, come and listen to John and the men in a concert where you will be most welcome. Diolch yn fawr
Solstaro 4 years ago
Bendigedig.
usenetposts 4 years ago
Brilliant!!!! I enjoyed this very much.
Diolch!!!
maddar2 4 years ago
I enjoyed this very much. SvS
allmusic14 4 years ago
The pain of a brother's grave not marked by any stone.
Opera of the heart. Opera of the soul. What a story. What a fine singer.
martinevans123 4 years ago
Amazing . . . so understated yet so in your face. Any more from this guy???? he is a gem, please post more!
Jenkolippy 4 years ago 2
You got a hell of a voice.
BDlongnuts 4 years ago
Magnificent rendition of fine classic by Richard Samuel Hughes. Look forward to better recording quality, but this is still very good. Hiraeth a posssibility? Diolch yn fawr, John.
martinevans123 4 years ago
yah dnt kno wat ur sayin
bout it sounds great
amc91a 4 years ago
hey cool, though i have absolutely no idea what you're saying (lol) it was cool; you're a good singer. you can hold it long and go high and low and such; i can't do that, lol.
ForgottenFreedom 4 years ago
Bravissimo, John! Thanks to Wordfast and to the segmentation issues, I deeply enjoyed listening to you! Thank you for this!
mihaelabufnila 4 years ago
Mae'i lais o'n anhygoel. Cyn gymaint o dalent ganddo.
His voice is unbelievable. So much talent, he has.
jammyjames60 4 years ago
Ardderchog John, mae'n anrhydedd i mi fod yn yr un cor a phobl gyda gymaint o ddawn!
melfynjones 4 years ago
Da iawn, diolch yn fawr!
cymuned 4 years ago
Sublime!A masterly interpretation of a classic Welsh solo. Campus yn wir!
bryntomos 4 years ago
Gwych. Canu bendigedig a chywrain. Diolch John
Solstaro 4 years ago
dwi methu agor y dudalen.wedi trio popeth.Annette x
bedz1989 4 years ago
Bendigedig, Gwych, Werth Ei Glywed, A +++++++
Diolch John am eich cyfraniad i godi calon ein cyfeillion Cymraeg. Dal ati.
Da Iawn chdi..
Natiwlat 4 years ago
I am rapt , beautifully you sing, the beautiful song, I regret that I am not Jew ; I love your music , your culture which squeeze out the characteristic brand on the world art. Thank you . Tomek from Poland.
Tenor65 4 years ago
Jew? This is Welsh, mate...
DanishCartoonist 4 years ago
oops... LOL ...I am so SO sorry
Tenor65 4 years ago
Don't apologise to me, I'm Aussie, not Welsh :p
Watch out! Those Celts will chase you with their sticks and kilts! LOL
DanishCartoonist 4 years ago
You are right...sic!... So... John...I am very sorry , I emplore the forgiveness I never heard your language and the word "cantorion" I united with the Jewish singing , I am ashamed very much now from my ignorance,... still stays my admiration over a beauty of this song and the acknowledgement for your masterly skill vocal
Regards Tomek
Tenor65 4 years ago
Are you in a choir in Poland?
DanishCartoonist 4 years ago
I've sended you p.m
Tenor65 4 years ago
Don't worry, and you do not need to implore for forgiveness!! And thank you for your compliments.
cyfieithydd 4 years ago
I like very much your singing ;)
Tenor65 4 years ago
Bravissimo caro! puoi venire farmi una serenata sotto il balcone quando ti pare.
Anna
pussynancy 4 years ago
Grazia cara. Sono cantare per voi sempre!
cyfieithydd 4 years ago
La prossima volta canta mi in italiano ti prego - sarebbe da urlo. Non vedo l'ora di sentirti nella lingua del cielo.
pussynancy 4 years ago
DATGANIAD GAFAELGAR - WELL DONE J.P.
johnarwyn 4 years ago
Ardderchog ! Pump Seren !
DewiHarries1000 4 years ago
Diolch, John. Very uplifting. Thx from Canada
crazynance 4 years ago