Tue, 23 Aug 2016 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Heno

-on a glorious Tuesday evening.

-On tonight's programme, Gerallt

-has ventured to Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-It's a glorious evening

-at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-I'm glad to be here tonight

-as opposed to yesterday.

-Today, I've met some people who have

-spoke Welsh for the first time.

-Today, I've met some people who have

-spoken Welsh for the first time.

-My studio guest is the presenter,

-Heledd Cynwal.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You've had a busy summer with the

-Royal Welsh Show and Eisteddfod...

-..but are working on a new

-and exciting series.

-It's involved a lot of sweating!

-The new series is called Chwys

-which is the Welsh word for sweat.

-Chwys is about the various sports

-that take place in our countryside.

-We'll chat later in the programme.

-We also return to the

-Eisteddfod Maes in Abergavenny...

-..where Daf Wyn caught up

-with the radio DJ, Bethan Elfyn.

-Bethan chats about the Horizons

-project that helps young musicians.

-First, let's return to Gerallt

-at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-It's set to be a good night.

-Good evening to you all.

-Welcome to the glorious

-Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-The Noson Lawen is about to start.

-Earlier, I heard about a new course

-offering a taster of the language.

-It had a very special tutor.

-He's new to the Welsh learners

-but familiar to viewers of S4C.

-How do you change from being

-an actor to a teacher, Llion?

-We all have to diversify.

-I've been working

-with Eleri Llewelyn Morris...

-..on a series of courses that

-provide a taster of the language...

-..in the hope it leads

-to more pupils at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-There's an element of performance in

-this job too and I'm happy to do it.

-I'll be saying that my name is Llion

-..we all say "pwy dach chi?"

-or who are you?

-There are various theories

-about learning any language.

-One is that a movement with a word

-can help you remember that word.

-We also use a mask and they can use

-flavours to help their memory too.

-It's all theory but I hope it makes

-the lesson more interesting.

-We're at a fantastic location

-with wonderful teaching.

-It's taught me the basics.

-I've tried to do a bit of Welsh

-and this has reinforced the basics.

-We've been doing actions

-that let the words go into my head.

-It's been a wonderful to come and

-do something I didn't do as a child.

-The big Welsh word I learnt today

-was "bendigedig" or wonderful.

-Well done, Thomas!

-Llion is having a busy day as he's

-teaching and hosting the bus tour.

-This package of activities is

-more than just a visit to the Nant.

-They visit parts earmarked in the

-Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

-They visit Nant Gwrtheyrn

-and the Aberdaron area.

-Aberdaron is unique as Welsh

-speakers run all the businesses.

-It's an ideal place

-for this kind of activity.

-There are certain words

-that we hope they will remember.

-They are on holiday so we taught

-the words for eating and sleeping.

-I hope they enjoy the lesson.

-I've taught them the move

-of a cowboy slapping his thigh...

-..and saying "mwynhau" or enjoy!

-We'll have more from Nant Gwrtheyrn

-later in the programme.

-My studio guest is the presenter,

-Heledd Cynwal.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-We've already mentioned that

-you've had a very busy summer...

-..between the Royal Welsh Show

-and the National Eisteddfod.

-You're working on a new series.

-It's been a very busy time.

-Chwys starts tomorrow night

-at 8.25pm on S4C.

-Chwys is a three-part series that

-airs tomorrow, Thursday and Friday.

-Tomorrow, we've got a programme

-with Sarra Elgan Easterby.

-I'm on Thursday night

-with the tug of war.

-It was a real eye-opener.

-Elen Pencwm presents Thursday's

-programme.

-She looks at

-the shearing competition.

-It was in Corwen.

-There's a lot of familiar names

-that look at various sports.

-Let's have a look

-at a clip from Chwys.

-Ten teams are competing

-in the championship today.

-We'll all witness an ancient battle

-of the villages on this field.

-As you can see, the muscles

-are definitely screaming...

-..but there's more to a tug of war

-than just tugging a rope...

-..and Ifan Jones Evans

-can tell us more.

-Let there be light

-and let there be tug of war!

-It's mentioned in Greece in 500BC.

-It was an Olympic sport

-at the start of the 20th century.

-In the 1970s, the world champions

-were from Wales.

-Yes, tug of war

-is an ancient custom.

-Tell us more about the history.

-There's a lot of history

-behind the tug of war.

-I live in a rural area.

-Tug of war is a big part of the

-countryside.

-On Thursday night...

-..you can see the Welsh Championship

-of tug of war.

-It was pouring with rain on the day

-of the championship.

-I look awful!

-There's an array of weights involved

-in the championship.

-We look at the men.

-Dorian Phillips coaches the team

-in Llanboidy.

-The Llangadog and Llanfynydd

-teams...

-..also feature in the programme.

-The villages give the teams

-a lot of support.

-There's a lot of emotion

-in the series.

-There's a lot of rules in the sport.

-Tug of war was

-in the Olympic Games.

-Yes, that's right.

-It featured in the Olympic Games

-four times.

-Britain won the last gold medal.

-One of the first black men to win an

-Olympic medal...

-..was in a tug of war team.

-Thank you, Heledd.

-The little summer that we've had

-is rapidly coming to an end.

-There's just a week left to enter

-our summer photography competition.

-These are the details.

-What does the summer mean to you?

-Whatever it means to you,

-we want to see it.

-Use your phone, tablet or camera

-to capture your 2016 summer moments.

-The winner gets an iPad

-or a television.

-The competition runs

-until the end of the month.

-Post your photographs to...

-..Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE.

-Email them to

-[email protected]

-Good luck to you all.

-Get snapping over the Bank Holiday

-and send us your photographs.

-After the break, we join Daf Wyn who

-chatted with the DJ, Bethan Elfyn.

-Bethan is part of the Horizons

-project that helps young musicians.

-Gerallt has another story for us

-from Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-Yes, I've got a terrifying story

-for you from Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-First, let's hear about your events

-in the Calendar.

-On Friday 26 August at 7.00pm

-in the Penrhyn-coch club...

-..you can meet Osian Roberts, the

-assistant manager of the Welsh team.

-There's an auction including a shirt

-signed by Euro 2016 Welsh team.

-The Oriel Ynys Mon Gallery has

-a family day on Monday 29 August.

-It's from midday to 3.00pm

-with an array of activities...

-..including art, archaeology,

-face painting and a treasure hunt.

-Come and join us

-as there's something for all ages.

-There's a Twmpath at Simdde Wen on

-Anglesey at 7.00pm on 2 September.

-It features Dawnswyr Mon and raises

-funds for the 2017 Eisteddfod.

-It's 5 for adults

-and 2 for children.

-Tickets can be bought

-at coffee shop in Llanfechell.

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-Welcome back to Heno

-and the peaceful Nant Gwrtheyrn...

-..but if you read the new book

-by Bet Jones called Y Nant...

-..then you'll find

-that it's a place for murder!

-I've been thinking about writing

-a detective novel for many years.

-I love the idea of a small group

-of people trapped in a tiny place.

-There's a murder and it couldn't

-have been committed by an outsider.

-Nant Gwrtheyrn was the perfect place

-to set the novel.

-It would be easy to be isolated

-at the bottom of the hill.

-I know the area as I'm from Trefor

-on the other side of Yr Eifl...

-..so that's why I chose

-Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-It's about Welsh learners coming

-to the site with their secrets.

-At the start, we don't think

-that any of them are connected...

-..but as the story unfolds...

-..we learn that each has a reason

-for despising one of the characters.

-The location of the story

-is important as it's our stage.

-When I get a site in my mind, I can

-imagine my characters in that place.

-It makes it so much easier.

-Nant Gwrtheyrn is very iconic

-and a wonderful place to describe.

-It's certainly a terrifying book!

-Bet Jones' book is published

-by Y Lolfa and on sale for 7.99.

-Today, Nant Gwrtheyrn has been

-hosting special taster courses...

-..to introduce people

-to the Welsh language.

-Eleri Llewelyn Morris is one

-of the tutors at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-It's great to have this course

-in Nant Gwrtheyrn.

-I think we need to look

-after our tourism.

-This summer, we

-want to introduce the language...

-..and show them the locality.

-The Noson Lawen highlights

-our culture.

-There's also local produce.

-There's sausages from the area!

-It's important to promote

-local produce.

-Paul Eds or The Welsh Wizard is

-taking part in tonight's event.

-Can you show us a trick?

-I've taken a sausage.

-I'm going to take half a dollar

-from your ear.

-I don't know where it came from!

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Gerallt.

-As a musician, I know the importance

-of the advice of experts...

-..and the Horizons project helps new

-artists to develop their careers.

-The DJ, Bethan Elfyn is one

-of the project's co-ordinators.

-Daf Wyn caught up with her

-on the Eisteddfod Maes.

-Thanks for taking time out of your

-busy Eisteddfod schedule, Bethan.

-What are you doing on the Maes?

-These large boxes look odd

-but it's a production studio...

-..and a studio for recording

-live music.

-We wanted to bring something

-new to the Eisteddfod.

-There's a host of performance areas

-so we didn't want another stage.

-The new bands have chosen

-their favourite Welsh music...

-..and many are from the top 40

-by Radio Cymru.

-Danielle Lewis has done a cover

-of Elin Fflur's Harbwr Diogel.

-Gwil from Plu has covered

-Dafydd Iwan's Yma o Hyd.

-The covers are incredible and I

-can't wait for people to hear them.

-# You've got to stand

-on your own two feet #

-These will be played on Radio Cymru

-in the coming weeks.

-Tell us more about

-the Horizons project.

-Every year, we support twelve

-new artists for twelve months.

-We take them to various festivals

-and are in our third year now.

-We provide new experiences such as

-Glastonbury, Tea in the Park...

-..and some bands performed

-in the Radio One Big Weekend.

-These are not opportunities

-they cannot get themselves.

-The Eisteddfod is something new

-and another challenge for them.

-Many artists have been invited

-to join the Horizons team.

-Will you be able to take a break

-or a holiday?

-There's some big events before

-Christmas such as Festival No 6.

-It's great and our bands love

-playing at the event in September.

-There's also the Swn Festival

-in Cardiff.

-We'll take the bands to Maida Vale

-and I can rest over Christmas!

-# It isn't like day when I see you #

-Later, there's a song by an artist

-in the Horizons project...

-..Danielle Lewis.

-The presenter, Heledd Cynwal has

-been my studio guest this evening.

-It's a great project.

-I love the Horizons project.

-Ifan Jones Evans and I

-have a programme...

-..that looks back at the

-National Eisteddfod this year.

-It was a great Eisteddfod for music.

-Heledd is in a new series

-on S4C called Chwys.

-Chwys starts tomorrow night

-at 8.25pm on S4C.

-Chwys is a three-part series that

-airs tomorrow, Thursday and Friday.

-The various sports include shearing

-and tug of war.

-Thank you, Heledd.

-That's all we have time for

-this evening.

-On tomorrow's Prynhawn Da,

-we open the covers of our Book Club.

-Gweirydd ap Gwyndaf

-has some financial advice.

-One lucky viewer gets a makeover

-from Huw and his team.

-Join us for Heno at 7.00pm tomorrow.

-Heledd Gwyndaf meets a farmer

-who still uses horses for haymaking.

-Daf Wyn chats with Gwenno Dafydd

-at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

-I'm joined in the studio by the

-rugby sevens coach, Gareth Williams.

-He's just returned

-from the Olympic Games in Rio.

-We close with a song

-from our archives.

-This talented New Quay singer is

-part of the 2016 Horizons project.

-This is Danielle Lewis

-with Caru Byw Bywyd.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

-# The sun is shining, the birds are

-singing and it's a glorious day

-# The wind is blowing but there

-are no clouds, only a blue sky

-# We have to li-li-li-live

-# And lo-lo-lo-love

-# Li-li-li-live every day

-# We have to live each day

-in the moment

-# Take every chance,

-they won't always come

-# Tonight, tonight,

-tonight, tonight, forever

-# Love living life

-# As the sun sets, my friends

-and family are all with me

-# The night is almost here

-and I feel fine

-# We have to li-li-li-live

-# And lo-lo-lo-love

-# Li-li-li-live every day

-# We have to live each day

-in the moment

-# Take every chance,

-they won't always come

-# Tonight, tonight,

-tonight, tonight, forever

-# I'm going to live

-like there's no tomorrow

-# Love as if there's nothing left

-# Tonight, tonight,

-tonight, tonight, forever

-# I'm going to live each day

-# And always love with all my heart

-# Tonight, tonight,

-tonight, tonight

-# We have to live each day

-in the moment

-# Take every chance,

-they won't always come

-# Tonight, tonight,

-tonight, tonight, forever

-# Love living life #

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