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Next, two
excerpts (2.57Mb) - the first from And Death Shall Have No
Dominion, followed by the final verse of Lament . These
are taken from the programme People and Places of Wales
and were shot in Dylan's beloved Laugharne |
| This
(7.13Mb) is the programme that won the video competition in the 1992
National Eisteddfod of Wales. It deals with the scourge of open
cast mining and its effects on communities. Learn how the
French Revolution influenced Welsh culture and listen to an extract
from Buchedd Garmon by Saunders Lewis |
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Euros Jones Evans paying
tribute (1.33Mb) at the launch of the book Hunaniaeth
Gymreig/Welsh Identity - 'no one can recite Dylan Thomas like
Graham can ... somebody who deserves to be honored by the National
Eisteddfod of Wales' |
| A sound
file (5.91Mb) of all the speeches from the launch on 15/06/04 |
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This
(3.3Mb) is a rare programme depicting Laugharne, because it presents Dylan
Thomas' life in his revered square mile (milltir sgwâr) through the
medium of the Welsh language |
| A sound recording of
Cefnfab differentiating the mannerisms of the Welsh
and the English (3.08Mb) whilst heralding the miners' cause
during their 1984-85 strike, and accompanied by the South Wales'
Miners' Choir |
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Here
(450Kb) is the opening title sequence of a video tribute to the
miners of South Wales. Featuring home movies, captivating the
working classes' continual struggle against the bourgeoisie of
society. A male voice choir sets the mood The video includes Victor
Spinetti, Britt Ekland and Su Pollard, stars of stage and screen,
who can
be seen enjoying themselves at Court Royal, Bournemouth, the convalescent
home for South Wales miners |
Enjoy a taste of traditional Noson Lawen
and the open air ceremony at the 1998 National Eisteddfod of Wales in
Bridgend, where Sister Margaret Jones of Court Royal was accepted as a
member of the Welsh Gorsedd of Bards
| This
(3.55Mb) is one of Spingfield
Productions' "Discovery" series, in which you can hear Cefnfab narrate at
the video's conclusion
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In 1988 Cefnfab appeared
in HTV's "The Snow Spider". Here
(433Kb) is a brief extract |
| Cefnfab being accepted in to the Welsh Gorsedd (5Mb) of Bards at
Swansea's National Eisteddfod in 2006 |
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| A vision of Cefnfab
(1.35Mb) that the eisteddfod world has never seen or heard
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Discover the several faces (9.79Mb)
of Cefnfab as he takes a train ride up one of the Welsh valleys in
the company of an 'Englishman' |
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