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ringing beneath the
water at the beach. The
Bells of
Aberdovey (Welsh:
Clychau Aberdyfi) is a well-known song
referring to this legend. This song first...
- 2013:
Clychau Dibon fRoots
Critics Poll
Album of the Year 2014:
Clychau Dibon No.1 in the
Amazon World Music Chart 2014:
Clychau Dibon Top...
- The
Bells of
Aberdovey (Welsh:
Clychau Aberdyfi) is a po****r song
which refers to the
village now
usually known locally by its Welsh-language name of...
- a
place called the
lowland hundred featured in the book. The folk song
Clychau Aberdyfi ("The
Bells of Aberdovey"), po****rised in the 18th century, relates...
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Sheen and Sian Phillips. Finch's
composition ****ure
Strings from the
album Clychau Dibon,
which she had
written with
Seckou Keita, was
sampled by Guy Chambers...
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first stone bridge to span the Dee
Bells of All Saints' Church,
Gresford Clychau Gresffordd Gresford,
Wrexham County Borough 13th-century The
church bells...
- The
Campanile or Bell
Tower (Welsh: Y Tŵr
Clychau) is a
prominent structure in the
village of Portmeirion, in Gwynedd,
northwest Wales.
Portmeirion was...
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Charles Dibdin song, "The
Bells of Aberdovey",
which he
translated as "
Clychau Aberdyfi".
Ceiriog Hughes wrote Welsh-language
lyrics for "The Ash Grove"...
- two EPs are as follows:- EDP.209: Yr
Hogen Goch Trad – Ivor & chorus;
Clychau Aberdyfi (‘Bells of Aberdovey’) Trad – BBC Octet;
Dafydd y
Garreg Wen (‘David...
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Kingdom by June
Tabor &
Oysterband 2012
Ground of Its Own by Sam Lee 2013
Clychau Dybon by
Catrin Finch &
Seckou Keita 2014 The
Moral of the
Elephant by...
