- "
Gwahoddiad" is a
Welsh hymn of
American origin. "
Gwahoddiad" (Welsh for 'invitation'), also
known as
Arglwydd Dyma Fi and by its
first line Mi glywaf...
-
evangelistic campaigns in the
United Kingdom,
where it
became known as "
Gwahoddiad" from its
translation into Welsh.
According to
hymnologist William Jensen...
- the semi-finals.[citation needed] In the semi-final, they
performed "
Gwahoddiad".
After a
split decision of the judges, the
public vote sent them to the...
-
Gerard Cousins Track list: Tros y
Garreg (Crossing the Stone) - Trad.*
Gwahoddiad (Arglwydd Dyma Fi) - Trad.*
Fantasia on Ar Lan Y Mor - Trad.*
Dafydd y...
- orchestra.
Welsh Prelude [Orchestra] This Is The
Moment [M****ed Choir]
Gwahoddiad [M****ed Choir] Men of
Harlech [M****ed Choir]
Consider Yourself [Llanishen...
- ****, Ron Edgeworth) "Let Me Find Love" (Judith Durham, Ron Edgeworth) "
Gwahoddiad" (Trad.) "Llanfair" (Trad.) "It's Hard to Leave" (Judith Durham) "Deus...
- Is Like a Red, Red Rose" "Somebody to Love" (featuring
Kerry Ellis) "
Gwahoddiad" "Scarboro' Fair" "Hen Wlad Fy
Nhadau (Land of My Fathers)" The album...
-
Rhosyn Gwyn, Tydi A
Roddaist (Thou Gavest),
Calon Lan, Li'l Liza Jane,
Gwahoddiad,
Cymru Fach (Iona
Jones & Choir) (My Own
Little Country), As Long As I...
- (written in 1872 by
Annie S.
Hawks as "I Need Thee
Every Hour") and of
Gwahoddiad (written and
composed in 1872 by
Lewis Hartsough with the
title "I Am...
- Lady. The
choir also
enjoys singing the big heart-warming
songs such as "
Gwahoddiad", "American Trilogy" and "And the
Glory of the Lord" (from Handel's Messiah)...