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Catherine Bott looks at the tradition of music making pre-1700 in Wales with a feature on the 17th century Robert ap Huw manuscript - one of the most important collections of Welsh early music. With contributions from Bangor University's Sally Harper, and harpists Bill Taylor and Paul Dooley.

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Sun 15 Jul 201213:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaingk Dafydd Broffwyd

    Performer: Bill Taylor (harp)

    • DORIAN.
    • DOR 90260.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Y ddigan y droell

    Performer: Bill Taylor (harp)

    • DORIAN.
    • DOR 90260.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Profiad y Botwm

    Performer: Paul Dooley (harp)

    • PAUL DOOLEY.
    • PDCD 002.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Psalm CL

    Performers: Bragod: Mary-Anne Roberts (voice) / Robert Evans (crwth)

    • BRAGOD.
    • 01.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaniad y gwynn bibydd

    Performer: Bill Taylor (harp)

    • DORIAN.
    • DOR 90260.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaniad y gwynn bibydd

    Performer: Paul Dooley (harp)

    • PAUL DOOLEY.
    • PDCD 002.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Caniad Marwnad Ifan ab y Gof

    Performer: Paul Dooley (harp)

    • PAUL DOOLEY.
    • PDCD 002.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Caniad of the chamber

    Performer: Bill Taylor (harp)

    • DORIAN.
    • DOR 90260.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaingk Ruffudd ab Adda ap Daffydd

    Performers: Bragod: Mary-Anne Roberts (voice) / Robert Evans (crwth)

    • BRAGOD.
    • 01.

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaingk Dafydd Broffwyd

  • Robert ap Huw

    Y ddigan y droell

  • Robert ap Huw

    Profiad y Botwm

  • Robert ap Huw

    Psalm CL

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaniad y gwynn bibydd

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaniad y gwynn bibydd

  • Robert ap Huw

    Caniad Marwnad Ifan ab y Gof

  • Robert ap Huw

    Caniad of the chamber

  • Robert ap Huw

    Kaingk Ruffudd ab Adda ap Daffydd

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  • Sun 15 Jul 201213:00
    BBC Radio 3

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