Mon, 11 Dec 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Heno

-at the start of another week.

-There are only two weeks left

-until the big day.

-I hope you've done

-all your Christmas shopping.

-I've almost finished.

-I've only got yours left to buy.

-Tonight, a lucky viewer will win

-a special cracker prizes.

-Our Christmas Cracker competition

-is coming up.

-If you've entered, don't go anywhere

-in case your phone rings.

-Don't forget to answer by saying,

-Christmas Cracker!

-I love our Christmas Cracker

-Competition.

-On tonight's show, Mari celebrates

-Christmas in Monmouthshire.

-Tonight, hundreds of lanterns are

-shining in the town of Monmouth...

-..and I've been invited

-to be part of the parade.

-Huw is surrounded by the lights on

-one of the world's busiest streets.

-I'm joined by two Welsh ladies

-on Oxford Street.

-One of them makes a living from

-shopping.

-Rhodri Gomer catches up

-with the sailor, Bleddyn Mon.

-He's racing around the world.

-Yvonne has been to the Sherman

-Theatre.

-She'll tell us

-about a new family show.

-Tonight's studio guests

-are Himyrs or Emyr Eoberts.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

-Cadi Gwen will be performing for us

-later in the programme.

-Stay in our company

-for the next hour.

-Welcome to Heno.

-We start tonight's programme with

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-If you phoned us on Friday

-or over the weekend...

-..don't forget to answer your phone

-with the words, Christmas Cracker!

-Shan Cothi asked the all-important

-question on Friday's programme.

-Complete the title of the popular

-carol, "In the .... midwinter."

-1) wealthy, 2) bleak, or 3) sunny?

-Merry Christmas and good luck!

-Thank you, Shan.

-The answer is bleak, of course!

-We still have lots of prizes.

-There's Jenga and a Mam Glam bag.

-We're waiting with baited breath

-to pull a cracker...

-..so let's get dialling!

-I've got the all-important numbers.

-If your phone rings, answer it

-by saying, "Christmas Cracker!"

-There are amazing prizes

-to be won this year.

-It's time to call one of the lucky

-viewers who entered our competition.

-The code is 01758.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Llinos and Rhodri

-from S4C's Heno.

-Do you have anything to tell us?

-Do you have anything to tell us?

-

-Christmas Cracker!

-Yes, that's right!

-Who's on the line, please?

-It's Paul.

-Where are you calling us from?

-Where are you calling us from?

-

-I'm in Pwllheli.

-Please choose a cracker

-between 1 and 28.

-Numbers 3, 5, 18, 19, 20, 22, 25

-and 27 have already been claimed.

-I'll have number 1.

-Let's pull the cracker.

-What's inside?

-Himyrs can help me.

-Perhaps he'll win a Huw Fash Sash!

-Congratulations,

-you've won a television.

-Are you happy with your prize?

-Are you happy with your prize?

-

-Yes, that's wonderful.

-Thank you very much.

-Merry Christmas to you.

-For every prize that you win, a

-gift will also be given to charity.

-Tonight, we'll make a donation

-to the Wales Air Ambulance...

-..to help them continue

-with their incredible work.

-Thank you for entering

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-If you didn't win tonight,

-you can try again tomorrow.

-The Welsh Whisperer has tonight's

-all-important question.

-Which sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whisky, or 3) gin?

-Merry Christmas.

-Thank you, The Welsh Whisperer.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Which sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whisky, or 3) gin?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close at 1.55pm

-tomorrow, Tuesday 12 December.

-All entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you may still be charged.

-Email [email protected]

-for full terms and conditions.

-Good luck to you all.

-We start the programme in Monmouth.

-On Friday night, the town hosted

-a special parade of lanterns.

-It's a sign that Christmas

-is on the way and Mari was there.

-The first procession was held

-two years ago...

-..but this promises to be the best

-yet with 700 different lanterns.

-We belong to a group

-called Indie Monmouth.

-We try to unite the community

-in these kinds of events.

-This is the first event

-for us to organize.

-You must be delighted with the

-response as there's hundreds here.

-Yes, we're very happy

-to see so many people.

-We've made about 700 lanterns

-in workshops in the community.

-What else is happening

-as part of tonight's festival?

-There's the parade and the party.

-Yes, Father Christmas will be here.

-We're walking up the street

-to outside the Shire Hall...

-..where the local children will sing

-and play instruments on the stage.

-One of the schools performing on the

-stage was Kymin View Primary School.

-# We wish you a Merry Christmas

-# And a happy new year! #

-The Welsh language was given a

-prominent place on the main stage.

-Llinos Vincent works with the

-Welsh learners in the area.

-Many have descended on the parade

-and we can hear a lot of Welsh.

-There's a lot of enthusiasm in terms

-of our language and culture...

-..especially after the Eisteddfod

-in Abergavenny last year.

-We've got a lot of Welsh learners...

-..and hold many classes

-across the road.

-A Welsh speaking club meets too.

-I came here 18 years ago and there

-was very little Welsh to be heard...

-..but it has changed a lot

-in that time.

-It shows that you can succeed if you

-have passion and enthusiasm...

-..despite sitting

-right on the border with England.

-Are these girls from Ysgol Gyfun

-Gwynllyw enjoying the night?

-Yes.

-What is so special

-about this evening?

-It's great to see Monmouth

-full of people on a Friday night.

-Meet the Lewis Saunders family.

-Madeline.

-What about you?

-What about you?

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-Elian.

-What have you been doing, Madeline?

-What have you been doing, Madeline?

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-Walking up and down the town.

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

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-Yes.

-Are you ready for Christmas?

-Are you ready for Christmas?

-

-Yes.

-Merry Christmas to you all.

-Merry Christmas to you all.

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-Thank you.

-It's great to see so many people and

-we've never seen anything like it.

-It's lovely to see all the children

-and families.

-I'm so happy as we've had a great

-turn out and it's been successful.

-People of all ages were out to enjoy

-the parade and some shopping.

-If I wasn't in the mood for

-Christmas, then I certainly am now!

-Cerwyn the Reindeer and I

-are ready for the festival.

-Merry Christmas

-to you all from Monmouth!

-Yes, Christmas has well

-and truly arrived in Monmouth.

-It looked like a great night.

-The impersonator, Emyr Roberts

-or Himyrs, is one of our guests.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You have a new album called

-Mor Allan o Diwn Eto.

-It's all about a production

-with Theatr Bara Caws.

-Tell us about the production.

-Yes, it was called Allan o Diwn.

-It was the name of another album,

-over 30 years ago.

-I decided it was time

-for a follow-up.

-There are songs from the show

-on the album.

-There's a West-End Wannabe song and

-a tribute to the Welsh rock scene.

-It's been fun putting the CD

-together.

-We went to Edwin Humphreys's studio

-in Pantyrhwch.

-It was lots of fun.

-It was great to revisit

-some of the old tunes.

-The CD is also a great reminder

-of the show.

-You've enjoyed the production

-process of making a CD.

-What do others think of it?

-It hasn't been out long.

-It was launched three weeks ago.

-It's out just in time for Christmas!

-That's what I thought.

-We launched it at Clwb Canol Dre

-in Caernarfon.

-I've been promoting it

-in some shops too.

-The show had a great response

-and I'm sure the CD will too.

-It just gives people a taste

-of the show.

-You've also been working

-with Myfanwy Alexander.

-Myfanwy Alexander and I have found

-an amazing character called Cled.

-The fruits of our labour

-will be revealed...

-..on Radio Cymru at Christmas.

-What type of character is he?

-What type of character is he?

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-He's a grumpy old man.

-He's a resigned old man.

-He's a character that tells you

-exactly what's on his mind.

-However, he's very warm

-and likeable too.

-You have a wonderful imagination.

-You can bring characters alive

-with your imagination.

-What imagination? Cled is real!

-Yes, of course.

-You made an impression

-of Huw earlier.

-Yes, Sash Huw Fash!

-Make sure you join us after the

-break because Huw has been shopping!

-We also chat with the singer,

-Cadi Gwen.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Shopping for the perfect Christmas

-party dress can be so frustrating.

-However, Huw Fash has discovered

-an easier way - in Central London!

-Elin, the Style Doctor is a familiar

-face during London Fashion Week.

-However, she's also been very busy

-and in demand during the past month.

-In London, the Style Doctors has

-been named the official stylist...

-..for the world's most

-fashionable street, Oxford Street.

-This is the pinnacle, Elin.

-Yes, you're right.

-I remember shopping in Oxford Street

-when I was much younger.

-Now, my company is the

-official stylist the entire street.

-At Style Doctors, we're hosting

-120 free hour-long sessions.

-Men, women and children can make

-the most of these styling sessions.

-We could help you do all your

-Christmas shopping within the hour.

-If you're looking for a special

-Christmas outfit, we can help you.

-There's one girl who jumped

-at the chance to take up the offer.

-How did you find the service?

-I can't believe

-that I'm actually here!

-My friend spotted your post

-on Facebook and I was tagged.

-I'm a busy actor, writer and I run a

-business teaching children to act...

-..so I don't have time to shop.

-I have lots of parties lined up

-but don't have any outfits to wear.

-Today is the perfect opportunity

-to be styled by someone so exciting.

-I love sequins!

-I think that Elin the Style Doctor

-will get on with Ceri the actress!

-Ceri, you love sequins.

-Yes, I love sequins.

-That's me, down to a tee.

-We only have an hour so are you

-ready to try on lots of sequins?

-Oh my God, yes. Throw them at me!

-I've found another sequin dress.

-I love it, this is me.

-I love garments with movement

-and something that's shimmery.

-The next step

-is to try on the clothes.

-People come to a stylist

-for a reason.

-They've come to a decision that

-they need help with their style.

-With every client, it feels like

-I'm shopping with a best friend.

-Oh my gosh!

-Team that with the jacket.

-I'm excited already.

-I could wear this

-with jeans and trainers.

-I'm not sure about the point.

-They'll make your leg look slimmer.

-OK, I like them!

-They finally found

-the perfect outfit.

-Wow, I love this outfit.

-I can tell that you like it.

-I feel like a mermaid.

-It looks really, really nice.

-I'm very happy.

-Girls, you've had a busy hour

-and you haven't stopped laughing.

-I feel like I've been shopping

-with a best friend.

-You were very honest but very kind.

-As a stylist, I don't put pressure

-on my clients to buy everything.

-Some people believe a stylist

-will make them spend a fortune.

-However, you've taken some photos

-to deliberate over a coffee.

-It sounds perfect.

-You've been like my fairy godmother!

-They had a great time.

-She loved her sequins.

-Emyr Roberts and Cadi Gwen

-are our studio guests this evening.

-Is style important to you?

-It can be stressful to go shopping

-at this time of the year.

-Sequins are fantastic!

-It's time to chat to the singer,

-Cadi Gwen.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-It's my first time on Heno.

-Tell us a bit about yourself.

-I'm from Bangor originally.

-I'm currently studying in Cardiff.

-I released my first single, Nos Da

-Nostalgia, and it went down well.

-I've released two singles since.

-How is Cardiff treating you?

-I can't wait for Christmas

-to return to North Wales.

-I've always enjoyed music.

-What type of music do you write?

-I don't stick to one genre.

-I listen to a variety of music

-from punk rock to country music.

-My three first singles present

-different themes.

-Tonight, you will be performing

-a Christmas song...

-..with a very special message.

-There's an important message behind

-tonight's song.

-My father wrote the lyrics.

-It's about a lonely person

-who is full of hope at Christmas.

-I write my own music.

-I'm not sure

-where I get my inspiration.

-My father writes the lyrics and we

-collaborate to write the tune.

-We normally work well together

-but we can disagree sometimes.

-Do you find the process difficult?

-We choose on the direction

-of the song before starting.

-He performed with me

-in my first gig.

-He's not here tonight.

-I'm joined by two friends.

-They live with me in Cardiff.

-We're all studying Law.

-I hope to work on a new album.

-However, I need more time to write.

-What are you performing for us?

-I'm performing Nadolig am Ryw Hyd.

-It's time for a reminder of our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Here's the Welsh Whisperer

-with the all-important question.

-Which sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whisky, or 3) gin?

-Merry Christmas.

-Thanks to The Welsh Whisperer.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Which sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whisky, or 3) gin?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close at 1.55pm

-tomorrow, Tuesday 12 December.

-All entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you may still be charged.

-Email [email protected]

-for full terms and conditions.

-Good luck to you all.

-Over the weekend, lots of you

-witnessed the snow falling.

-We've received several photographs

-of our viewers enjoying the snow.

-Wales looked very beautiful

-under a blanket of snow.

-Thanks to everyone who got in touch

-with their photographs.

-After the break, Yvonne takes a look

-at a magical Christmas production.

-There's also the latest entry

-in our Christmas Carol Competition.

-Tonight, we hear from

-Dolbadarn Primary School.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Five schools have already performed

-in our Christmas Carol Competition.

-Once again this year, the standard

-of competition is very high.

-Here's a clip of the carol,

-Seren Wen.

-# They crossed the hills

-on their journey

-# Wise Men and shepherds

-on their journey

-# They came to the baby

-and gave expensive gifts

-# In the light of the star

-that guided them to the manger

-# A white star

-# That shone above his manger

-# A white star

-# Guided everyone together

-# White star, white star

-# We give our praise to him

-# The bells of heaven

-will ring out in unity

-# Make sure you smile on us today

-# Give us your strength

-and hope for a better life #

-If you fancy a walk

-over the weekend...

-..take a stroll on a trail linking

-the North Wales slate quarries.

-There's a campaign to gain UNESCO

-World Heritage status...

-..for the slate industry

-in North Wales.

-Gerallt goes to hear about

-The Snowdonia Slate Trail.

-There's no-one better than the

-children of Llanllechid School...

-..to tell the story of the quarries

-in North Wales at Neuadd Ogwen...

-..on the official opening

-of the Snowdonia Slate Trail.

-They are talking about us!

-The Snowdonia Slate Trail

-was established...

-..to introduce our heritage

-and landscape to the world.

-It's an 84-mile trail

-that goes through the quarry towns.

-This will also bring people to the

-area and boost the local economy.

-Volunteers spent two years

-preparing the Slate Trail.

-First, we had to look at the map

-and find another public path...

-..that could be linked

-in order to create this trail.

-Next, we had to put up some signage

-on various gate posts...

-..to guide people along the trail.

-..people can also step back

-into the area's history.

-Along the trail, we want visitors

-to learn about our history.

-It's been a pleasure

-to create this Slate Trail.

-I hope the walkers recognize the

-importance of the slate industry...

-..to the history and culture

-of North Wales.

-Next, we turn our attention

-to the theatre world...

-..and to a production to please

-every member of the family.

-The Hud y Crochan Uwd production is

-aimed at three to six-year olds...

-..and Yvonne went to hear

-all about it.

-Visit the Sherman Theatre

-in Cardiff...

-..and go to a village in a forest

-that has a Magic Porridge Pot!

-This Brothers Grimm story has been

-adapted to stage by Alun Saunders.

-In the original story, a young girl

-lives with her poor mother.

-One day, she meets a magical person

-in the forest.

-This woman gives her a pot

-that magically makes porridge.

-She comes home and makes porridge.

-One day, the mother tries

-and can't stop the pot...

-..so the porridge floods

-the village.

-# A bit of this, a pound of that, a

-hand of this and a bucket of more #

-I play Aggie in the play.

-She's a young, adventurous girl

-who wants to help all the villagers.

-Unfortunately, she isn't very lucky.

-One day, her mother, Nene falls ill

-so Aggie has to look after her...

-..and returns home

-with the Magic Porridge Pot.

-Unfortunately for Aggie,

-a few things go wrong!

-It will give you the best porridge

-you've ever had in your life.

-I play Nene who is Aggie's mother,

-as well as the villagers...

-..and Madam Ragana,

-who is the witch in the forest.

-She's more than a witch as she's a

-wise woman who shares her wisdom...

-..and teaches Aggie

-and the villagers a lesson.

-This is the village of Pyng-Hyga

-in the centre of the giant forest.

-We're sitting in the house

-of Aggie and Nene.

-We're surrounded by trees

-and the house of Mr Toc, the baker.

-Miss Colfen chops the wood

-and Dr Denio milks the cattle.

-They don't have a lot of money

-so you have this scenario...

-..of a single parent

-doing her best to raise her child.

-The little girl

-loves helping others.

-# Awake and rise

-but what will this day hold? #

-Dyfan Jones composed the music

-and there are a few lovely songs.

-Hanna and I sing them twice a day

-and I sing them to my daughter too!

-Hanna and I have both noticed

-a few children leaving...

-..singing Deffro Codi

-which is at the start and the end.

-As well as singing and acting,

-Mali and I also play instruments.

-I play the guitar and

-Mali and I play the marimba.

-Neither of us could play the marimba

-so that was a new skill to learn.

-The aim was to create

-timeless themes...

-..that include sharing, listening

-to each other and being kind...

-..and simple things that children

-can see and understand.

-It's also something

-for adults to consider.

-The children's response is immediate

-in terms of how they look at you.

-They are all ready to play the game,

-join the story and believe it all.

-That's the magical thing about it.

-Mmm, it's like tasting a rainbow!

-After the break,

-Bleddyn Mon tells us...

-..about the United Nations campaign

-to clean up our oceans.

-First, here's the Calendar

-of your events.

-The annual Theatr Felinfach

-Actor's Company pantomime...

-..will be performed at 8.00pm from

-Monday 11 to Friday 15 December.

-There will be three performances on

-the final Saturday 16 December...

-..at 1.00pm, 4.00pm and 8.00pm.

-Six new authors, six new script

-and five professional actors...

-..will be showcased at an informal

-evening with drinks, DJs and fun!

-It takes place on Thursday

-at the Shed, Y Felinheli at 7.00pm.

-Entry costs 5 at the door

-and you're all welcome.

-There's a feast of entertainment on

-14 December at Salem Chapel, Canton.

-The Three Welsh Tenors...

-..Elen Williams, Sioned Terry and I

-or Athena and Cordydd will perform.

-Come in your droves

-to see us before Christmas.

-Don't forget about 14 December.

-Don't forget about 14 December.

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-We'll see you there.

-You can go back in time and hear

-Edward H and Cleif Harpwood...

-..at Ty Tawe

-on Friday 15 December at 7.00pm.

-You'll get to hear a fantastic set

-from Cleif and Geraint Cynan.

-One of the most current bands

-in Wales, Chroma will also perform.

-The doors open at 7.00pm and

-entry costs 10 or 8 for students.

-Merry Christmas.

-Cor Bro Meirion will host

-its charity Christmas concert...

-..at St Cadfan's Church in Tywyn.

-Tickets cost 8...

-..and are available from the

-Wynnstay Country Store in Tywyn...

-..or from the choir members.

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-Welcome back.

-The Year of Legends

-is coming to an end...

-..but 2018 will celebrate the sea

-and its close connections to Wales.

-Earlier, the Welsh Government

-launched the thematic year...

-..and it will be celebrated with a

-series of tourism promoting events.

-There's hope it will promote Wales

-to the main British coastal resort.

-Wales's Year of the Sea is a theme

-we've adopted as a Government...

-..to encourage people

-to take an interest in Wales.

-We want the people of Wales and

-beyond to enjoy our coastal areas.

-We have an incredibly long coast

-to trek or sail along and enjoy.

-Our closest neighbours in England

-don't realize how big Wales is...

-..within its small landscapes.

-One of the things we expect to

-welcome is the Volvo Ocean Race.

-The race will come in to Cardiff...

-..and the whole world will get

-to experience Cardiff and Wales.

-On the day that the Welsh Government

-launched Wales' Year of the Sea...

-..we have to ask the question,

-do we respect our oceans?

-By 2050, over a billion tonnes of

-plastic will be produced annually.

-With only 5% of it currently

-being effectively recycled.

-Rhodri Gomer finds out about the

-United Nations Clean Seas Campaign.

-Experts claim that

-a whole lorry load of rubbish...

-..equates to the amount of plastic

-dumped in our oceans every minute...

-..and it's getting worse.

-The amount of plastic in our oceans

-has grown since the 1950s and 1960s.

-By 2050, there will be more plastic

-than fish in our sea.

-The Clean Seas campaign

-was launched in February 2017...

-..to reduce marine litter.

-We're targeting governments,

-private sectors and the public.

-We hope to unite

-and turn the tide on plastic.

-One team that comes face to face

-with the battle against plastic...

-..is Turn The Tide on Plastic

-in the Volvo Ocean Race.

-The United Nations formed the team

-to highlight the issue and stop it!

-Whilst travelling around the world

-to these various locations...

-..we'll spread the message about the

-importance of marine cleanliness.

-Our main aim is to keep our oceans

-clean of plastic.

-I've realized the magnitude of

-this issue since being on this boat.

-We're miles away from the shore

-and yet, spot pieces of plastic.

-Seeing it reminds me of the enormity

-of this problem.

-Eight million tonnes of plastic

-is dumped in the ocean every year.

-It's a massive issue and we need

-to do something about it now.

-The Volvo Ocean Race and

-the Turn The Tide On Plastic Team...

-..are our main partners

-in the Clean Seas campaign.

-The team needs to sail around

-the world to spread our message...

-..and monitor all the plastic

-they spot in our seas.

-Despite the importance

-of this message and the campaign...

-..Bleddyn and his team are eager

-to have a competitive race.

-They have just started the third

-stage of this epic world race.

-After a long stage from Lisbon to

-Cape Town, they are in seventh.

-We're hoping for a better

-performance during stage three.

-We finished in seventh in the first

-two stages so want to get ahead...

-..but it's also a massive stage

-where you can win double points.

-It's in the Southern Ocean so will

-be very windy with large waves.

-It'll be tough but we're excited

-yet respect all that we face.

-It's very challenging

-both physically and mentally.

-We work as a team but have to care

-for ourselves for long periods...

-..without any other assistance.

-There's still a long way to go.

-There's only been two stages

-and there's eleven stages in total.

-There's a long way to go but we want

-to reach Melbourne in a good place.

-The campaign is extremely important.

-Let's quickly remind ourselves of

-the Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Which sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whisky, or 3) gin?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Good luck to you all.

-Emyr Roberts or Himyrs has been

-our studio guests this evening.

-You new album is called

-Mor Allan o Diwn Eto.

-It isn't out of tune!

-It would make a great Christmas

-gift.

-Thank you for joining us.

-Prynhawn Da returns tomorrow

-at 2.00pm.

-Join Mari for tomorrow's Heno

-t 7.00pm.

-We end with Cadi Gwen performing

-Nadolig am Ryw Hyd.

-# What will you do?

-It's December once again

-# Will you turn your back on

-the merriment in the street?

-# Draw the curtains tighter

-and shut yourself from the world

-# There's a box

-in the corner of the attic

-# And a spectacular tree

-# But its branches are heavy

-under the sadness of yesteryear

-# But I know a sweet carol

-resounds in your head

-# I know in the depth of night

-one star is in your sky

-# For some time,

-let the bright lights sparkle

-# In your blessed world,

-let the snow fall down

-# For some time, try to see

-through the eyes of a child

-# Full of excitement,

-let Christmas bring its dawn

-# What will you do

-when winter comes?

-# Shelter from the bitter wind?

-# Wrap the darkness around you

-and turn off the pictures and sound

-# There's a box in the cupboard

-of candles that twinkle like stars

-# But I'm late lighting them

-# You can see the candle wax tears

-# But I know a sweet carol

-resounds in your head

-# I know in the depth of night,

-one star is in your sky

-# For some time,

-let the bright lights sparkle

-# In your blessed world,

-let the snow fall down

-# For some time, try to see

-through the eyes of a child

-# Full of excitement,

-let Christmas bring its dawn #

-APPLAUSE

-Thank you for your company.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

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