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Y Selar Music Awards – one big, busy night of music available online for the first time with BBC Radio Cymru
Huw Stephens
Radio Presenter
Huw Stephens on the Selar Welsh music awards in Aberystwyth, a way of celebrating and showcasing talent in one big busy night of music.
So many hours, so little time...
Ynyr Williams
Dirprwy Olygydd BBC Radio Cymru
Ynyr Williams on ensuring that all of BBC Cymru Wales’ broadcasting from the National Eisteddfod goes as smoothly as possible.
Performing at the Best Classical Music Festival in the World
Osian Rowlands
Chorus Manager for BBC National Orchestra & Chorus of Wales
BBC PROMS - Performing at the Best Classical Music Festival in the World, by Osian Rowlands - Chorus Manager for BBC National Orchestra & Chorus of Wales
Inspired by Snowdonia
Mari Griffith
Writer and Art Historian
Writer and Art Historian Mari Griffith dons her walking boots and heads for the mountains in search of some places in Snowdonia that have inspired artists for centuries
The Rhondda School
Phil Carradice
Wales is fortunate in being able to boast a whole range of writers, musicians, singers and artists who have achieved international acclaim.
I'm a big believer that food and family should be at the centre of everyone's upbringing
Michela Chiappa
Presenter
Michela Chiappa on life - and cuisine - the Welsh Italian community in the Welsh Valleys
Coda: Laura's last blog
Laura Sinnerton
The last in Laura Sinnerton's series of posts for the BBC Wales blog.
A new generation of composers for Wales
Laura Sinnerton
BBC NOW will be working with eight composers in special workshops, as part of their Composition: Wales project
Wales, a country of festivals
Phil Carradice
There are many Welsh celebrations, both ancient and modern, which are woven into the delicate fabric of the Welsh social structure.
