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The Welsh in Australia, Vol. 2

Volume two gathers hymns and traditional Welsh songs in commemoration and celebration of St David, uniting two Victorian male voice choirs in concert and community hymn singing.

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My Lord what a morning (Spiritual / arr. R. Gilliam)
"Lausanne" Guide me O Thou Great Jehovah (Malan / arr. C. Mead)
Battle hymn of the Republic (J.W. Howe, W. Steffe / arr. Roy Ringwald)
Love changes everything (A. Lloyd-Webber / arr. P. Bateman)
Eli Jenkins's prayer (D. Thomas / Troyle)
Rhythm of life (D. Fields / C. Coleman)
Men of Harlech (T. Hastings / Hughes)
Lily of the valley
Softly as I leave you (A. de Vita & H. Shaper / arr. A. Simmons)
My little Welsh home (W. S. Gwynn Williams)
Tydi a roddaist (T. Hughes / Arwel Hughes)
Gwahoddiad (last verse) (Ieuan Gwyllt / John Tudor Davies)
Praise my soul
Blessed assurance
Calon Lân
"Darwall" Rejoice the Lord is King
"Moriah" Come Thou fount of every blessing
"Lyngham" O for a thousand tongues
"Hyfrydol" Love divine all love's excelling
"Crimond" The Lord's my Shepherd
"Cwm Rhondda" Guide me O Thou great Jehovah
Mae hen wlad fy nhadau

Combined voices of the Melbourne Welsh Male Voice Choir and Cantorion Cymreig Victoria (Victorian Welsh Male Voice Choir) appear in concert, with a Gymanfa Ganu (community hymn singing), conducted by Alwyn Humphreys.

A companion to The Welsh in Australia, Vol. 1, the programme mixes spirituals, hymn tunes, and traditional Welsh songs.

Artists

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Melbourne Welsh Male Voice Choir

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The Melbourne Welsh Male Voice Choir was formed in 1984 by mainly Welsh migrants who wished to bring the male-voice tradition of their homeland to Victoria. It has kept that heritage while shaping a distinctive Australian sound and a wide concert repertoire.

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Victorian Welsh Male Voice Choir

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The Melbourne Welsh Male Voice Choir and the Victorian Welsh Singers combined to record the Gymanfa Ganu at the Robert Blackwood Hall, Melbourne in 1992. The combined choir totalled almost one hundred men, rehearsed and led by Alwyn Humphreys, musical director of the Orpheus Choir.

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Categories
Choral, Vocal
Catalogue
MCD 056
EAN
9314574005622

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