Pennod 7 Wynne Evans ar Waith

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-I'm Wynne Evans and I love to sing.

-Singing is my day job.

-Three months ago, I started

-with a crew of ordinary workers...

-..from three

-of Wales's big companies.

-Sorry, Dan!

-You're not drinking that, are you?

-Arriva Trains Wales...

-..Edwards Coaches...

-..and Welsh Water.

-I wanted to create a choir

-of ordinary people...

-..with no singing experience...

-..and become their choirmaster.

-Wynne Evans, Edwards Coaches.

-Shall I drive?

-I also learned more about them

-as I helped them in their workplace.

-You're doing great.

-We started on our journey by hitting

-every single wrong note possible!

-Don't ****** sing, mun!

-Then we performed on Heno.

-We sounded fantastic.

-We sang Benedictus by Sir Karl

-Jenkins for the composer himself.

-When I saw him walking

-down the aisle, I thought, "Wow!"

-What an audience!

-We also filmed a pop video

-with the legend, Caryl Parry Jones.

-When she walked in,

-I thought "Oh, my gosh!"

-It hasn't been an easy journey.

-Now, the choir's ready

-to face its final challenge.

-To record a charity single

-to raise money for Tenovus.

-Let's get to work.

-Well, I've completed the challenges

-for the six programmes...

-..but now, I want the group

-to complete one last challenge.

-One very special challenge.

-I asked Hywel Gwynfryn

-and Robat Arwyn to help me.

-The choir will join me on stage

-during a special concert.

-I'm really looking forward to it.

-# A guardian angel... #

-Anfonaf Angel is one of the nation's

-favourite songs...

-..and I've had the pleasure

-of singing it several times.

-Robat Arwyn and Hywel Gwynfryn

-have teamed up again...

-..to write this new song.

-Songwriting royalty in my house!

-Thanks for the welcome.

-How's it going?

-How's it going?

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-Fine, by this stage.

-We've completed the song

-but we got off to a shaky start.

-I wanted to write a song

-about the great Welsh songs...

-..which tell the story

-of the country's history.

-I wrote the lyrics

-and how did Arwyn respond?

-I can't repeat it here!

-Thanks, but no thanks!

-I must admit, it did nothing for me.

-I was really cruel and I took a few

-days to muster the guts to tell him.

-Nonsense!

-He's always brutally honest

-and that's a good thing.

-It pushed me

-to think of some other lyrics.

-We exchanged views a few times.

-Well, I was depressed for two months

-and I couldn't write a thing!

-No. I had a rethink and I said,

-"I'm still searching for that song."

-It struck me

-that searching for a song was nice.

-That's why I wrote a song

-about searching for a song.

-That developed into the idea

-that everyone has a song to sing.

-Finally, I got the email telling me

-my lyrics would do!

-I said they would do very nicely

-and the lyrics sing out naturally.

-Once the lyrics were right,

-it was easy to write the music.

-I want to hear it.

-I want to hear it.

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-Here we go.

-# There's a song not yet sung

-# And this is the one

-# O, I searched for it

-# To sing it for you

-# Its message is simple

-# You know it so well

-# Since you came into my life

-# My life is full

-# You're everything and more to me

-# You're everything and more to me #

-Great.

-Oh, gosh! Singing in front of you!

-I sing the first lines of the song.

-Is it possible to change it?

-Yes. It's too low for you.

-I must have written it

-when I had a cold!

-It's possible to change it.

-# O, I searched for it

-# To sing it to you #

-I prefer that.

-I prefer that.

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-You can't change the lyrics though!

-Before the choir hears the song,

-I'd better learn it myself.

-In a few weeks, the choir will sing

-this song for a live audience.

-There's a lot of work to do.

-I've brought the choir

-to Rockfield Studios, near Monmouth.

-We're here to record the song

-and do a good job...

-..because the proceeds

-go to the Tenovus charity.

-We'll learn and record a new song

-which was written for the choir.

-Some of the biggest bands in the

-world have recorded at Rockfield...

-..including Super Furry Animals

-and Coldplay.

-Apparently, Freddie Mercury and

-Queen wrote Bohemian Rhapsody here.

-I just texted my daughter.

-'I'm in Rockfield Studios.

-'Blur, Queen and Oasis

-have recorded here...

-..and so has your mother!'

-It's exciting

-to follow in stars' footsteps.

-I feel like a star.

-Hold your horses, Mark!

-You've got to record the song first.

-There's real history here

-and it's an honour to be here today.

-Geraint Cynan is here

-to take control of the recording.

-They must learn a new song

-and that's challenging.

-Some of them still find it difficult

-to understand the lyrics.

-We'll lay down the voices today for

-the recording which we'll produce.

-There's a lot to do.

-We're here to sing a new song.

-A song written by Robat Arwyn

-and Hywel Gwynfryn.

-It's a song to raise money

-for the Tenovus cancer charity.

-I like the lyrics

-but I haven't heard the music yet.

-We'll see how the rehearsals go.

-You don't sound

-too confident, Leslie!

-# A song of hope, a song of faith #

-You're recording this song today,

-so good luck with that!

-Good luck to me too!

-One, two, three!

-# We all have a song to sing

-# A song of hope, a song of faith #

-Once again.

-One, two, three.

-# We all have a song to sing

-# A song of hope... #

-We're singing a new song - it's new

-to us and it's new to Wynne.

-We're learning it together

-and that's nice.

-Gwefr. Gwefr.

-Say the words again, please.

-What, all of them?

-What, all of them?

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-Yes.

-When the starlight is fading

-And the thrill has changed somehow.

-Did you say werf?

-Did you say werf?

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-Werf.

-You're an expert!

-Eirwyn!

-If someone deserves a gold star,

-it's him.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Hello, Eirwyn.

-I've got butterflies in my tummy

-but I'll get through it.

-He taught me to drive a bus.

-Mr Evans,

-you're like Stars In Their Eyes!

-Cut! It's the wrong bit.

-He may be forgetful

-and I almost run him over...

-Move!

-Come on. Come on.

-He gets lost in the rehearsals.

-You can sing now.

-Fine. All of us?

-Fine. All of us?

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-Yes.

-I have no idea

-what he's on about half the time!

-What do you think, Wynne?

-What do you think, Wynne?

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-I wish I hadn't asked that question!

-I have a soft spot for Eirwyn.

-Ah!

-Joke!

-Oh, ****! My heart was in my mouth.

-He always gives 100%.

-Wynne has been a wonderful teacher

-right from the start.

-We have lots of fun with him.

-He's a lovely man.

-# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh #

-Again, please.

-# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh #

-He knows what to do to teach us,

-from start to finish.

-I'm gonna miss you.

-I really will miss you

-after the series ends.

-Think of the money I'll save

-on counselling!

-He puts in 100%.

-I hope we turn out as Wynne wants us

-and sing as he wants us to sing.

-Ready to record.

-Coming up, I see the important work

-done by the Tenovus charity...

-..and dreams come true as the choir

-records the song at Rockfield.

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-My choir and I

-are in Rockfield Studios...

-..to record a charity single

-for Tenovus.

-The song was written for us

-by Robat Arwyn and Hywel Gwynfryn.

-To see how the money is spent,

-I've come to Cardiff University...

-..to meet Arwyn Tomos Jones.

-He'll show me the important work

-carried out by Tenovus.

-What sort of work to you do here?

-In a laboratory like this,

-we study cancer cells.

-We seek to understand how the cells

-grow, thrive and divide.

-We also search for new drugs

-to kill them.

-The word 'cancer'

-refers to many forms of the disease.

-There are

-over 300 different cancers.

-Why is it important for you

-to receive Tenovus funding?

-This sort of research is expensive.

-That's why it's very important

-that we receive funding.

-That's where charities such as

-Tenovus are vitally important.

-Tenovus sponsor a number of projects

-the length and breadth of Wales.

-It funds research into the causes

-of cancer and into cancer cells.

-Tenovus also funds

-research into new drugs...

-..and patient services.

-Tenovus offers a range of different

-services to cancer sufferers...

-..one of which

-is the Mobile Support Units.

-Richard Pugh tells me more.

-Is it important

-to go into the community?

-Yes. Being treated in hospital

-has a huge impact on patients.

-You can be stuck in traffic on the

-M4 for an hour, have treatment...

-..get back on the M4

-and sit in traffic again.

-That happens to cancer patients

-every day.

-This is one of the first

-mobile units in the world...

-..offering treatment

-for Lymphoedema.

-Jan Thomas is a patient

-who benefits from this treatment.

-I'm on a machine

-called the LymphAssist.

-It helps by pressure

-from the fingertips to the top...

-..to help move the lymphatic fluid

-that's built up in my arm...

-..to a part of the body

-that will cause it to drain away.

-You had the...

-I had all the lymph nodes removed

-as a result of breast cancer.

-You look like

-you've got a superhuman arm!

-If this is massaging you arm,

-it's quite a pleasant process.

-It's very gentle and very relaxing.

-I'm very chilled out

-on this piece of equipment.

-You were until we came!

-You were until we came!

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-Yes, until you came.

-Jan, why is Tenovus Cancer Care such

-an important charity to support?

-They raise money for people in Wales

-and it's spent on patients in Wales.

-To come to a fantastic facility

-like this...

-..means a lot to me personally.

-Tenovus have got their own choirs.

-Have you thought about joining one?

-Have you thought about joining one?

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-If I joined, you'd have no members!

-I am tone-deaf.

-I'm offering you

-a private singing lesson now.

-You don't want to hear me sing,

-believe you me!

-It's important that people

-donate to Tenovus Cancer Care...

-..because you then receive funding.

-Yes, it's crucial.

-We may have ideas about treatments

-for some types of cancer...

-..using new drugs...

-..but we're totally reliant upon

-volunteers who hit the streets...

-..or who hold fundraising events...

-..and on the public who put money

-in those collection boxes.

-Some of that money comes to

-laboratories like this one...

-..where we apply basic science

-to different types of cancer.

-I'm trying to raise money

-via this programme.

-I'm singing to raise money.

-Can you sing?

-Do you have a good voice?

-I think I'm a great singer

-but nobody agrees with me!

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-I'm happy to help in the lab today,

-if you need me.

-No!

-I think

-you'd better stick to singing.

-Back at the studio...

-..there's lots of work to do before

-we're ready to record the song.

-More work for some than others.

-Once again! One, two, three.

-We rehearsed a song we'll record

-for charity this morning.

-To finish with something like that

-makes it very special.

-Right! Let's go.

-It's time to find out if my choir

-can follow in the stars' footsteps.

-Let's show the famous

-Rockfield Studios something new.

-I read the visitor book

-to see who's been here before us.

-Bands like Led Zeppelin,

-Queen and Coldplay.

-Wow!

-We're here are we're recording here.

-It was amazing.

-I sat where they sat

-and I ate where they ate.

-Amazing!

-It's an honour

-to sing on a charity single.

-Tenovus does some difficult

-and great work.

-Being part of it is fantastic.

-The best thing I've done in years.

-We've been singing for hours and

-I think I'm starting to hear things.

-LAUGHTER

-I'm not the only one!

-One on, one off.

-We're starting to lose the plot

-but at least we're smiling.

-Robat Arwyn, we've lost your tune.

-I'm not sure Alun's on the same page

-as everyone else.

-Which bit were you singing?

-The first verse.

-The first verse.

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-A bit we haven't done.

-Again, Wynne?

-Again, Wynne?

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-Yes. Why not?

-I enjoyed the day.

-I enjoyed getting together again

-and learning a new song.

-# And you talk of better tomorrows

-# You talk of breaking free #

-It's nice to do something

-I wouldn't normally do.

-It's been a great day.

-I don't want the day to end.

-You're the only one, Eirwyn!

-THE BACKING TRACK STOPS

-We've got enough oohs.

-Oh, let them do the oohs!

-Do you want to do the oohs?

-Oh, Geraint!

-Where's the harm in one more ooh?

-Singing with Wynne

-was a good experience.

-This will be available on iTunes

-to the whole world.

-Everyone can listen to us

-bashing a song out!

-We hadn't heard the music.

-I thought it would be difficult

-but Wynne made it easy.

-Well done, team two. Brilliant.

-We knew from the start

-that this was our aim.

-It's good to get there

-and record it in this place.

-What an experience!

-Today has been amazing.

-After learning the words and

-getting it all down and recorded.

-I'm looking forward to hearing it.

-I can always say I sang on that.

-I'm excited.

-I just hope

-the mike doesn't pick up my voice.

-I'm not a great singer.

-I can't wait

-to hear it on the radio.

-I'm a superstar now!

-I was backstage

-but now I'm on that stage.

-# Ooh #

-Those oohs were better.

-I agree.

-After the break, the song hits the

-nation's ears for the first time...

-Bore Cothi on BBC Radio Cymru.

-..and three choristers

-take on a special challenge.

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-The choir worked hard and sang

-their hearts out at Rockfield...

-..to record a special charity single

-for Tenovus.

-We knew from the start

-that this was our aim.

-It's good to get there

-and record it in this place.

-What an experience!

-After a lot of laughs,

-even the pro had a go.

-After mixing, the song is ready.

-I can always say, "I did that!"

-I can't wait

-to hear it on the radio.

-This will be available on iTunes

-to the whole world.

-Everyone can listen to us

-bashing a song out!

-The big day is here.

-Eleri Sion

-with you here on BBC Radio Wales.

-It's time for the nation

-to hear our charity single.

-Jasmine, Christopher and Julie are

-with Eleri Sion on Radio Wales...

-Available to download, as we speak.

-Wynne Evans Ar Waith.

-He's a busy boy!

-..and Bethan, Eirwyn and I are next

-door with Shan Cothi on Radio Cymru.

-What do we have here?

-A tenor, an alto, a soprano, a bass?

-Guess!

-Are you a baritone?

-I'll go along with that.

-In the middle.

-I still don't know!

-Listen to the maestro.

-How did you all sound

-the first time you got together?

-Terrible! We sounded awful.

-You would've laughed. It was so bad!

-He persevered

-and turned us into a choir.

-Next door,

-Eirwyn is put on the spot.

-Will you sing a few notes for us?

-Oh, dear! This is a surprise.

-Does anything come to mind?

-I'm not sure about this, Shan!

-A bit of Tom?

-A bit of Tom?

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-Alright then.

-# The old town looks the same

-# As I step down from the train #

-He's changed into a different key!

-He caught the train!

-Wonderful.

-Eirwyn had no idea

-I'd ask him to sing.

-We've got to remember

-they're all amateurs.

-Forming a choir in so little time

-and making a record is a big task.

-It's really easy

-for people to criticize you.

-Yes, it was a big ask.

-Yes, it was a big ask.

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-There was pressure on you.

-Can Heb Ei Chanu is about a song

-that is yet to be sung...

-..but it has because

-it's available to download today.

-Can Heb Ei Chanu.

-Let's listen to it now

-on BBC Radio Cymru.

-Sit back and enjoy hearing

-the results of your hard work.

-The single is a good start...

-..but we need something else

-to raise more money.

-I chose one worker

-from each company...

-..to take a zip wire challenge and

-raise money from their colleagues.

-Time to cough up, ladies.

-Lovely. Thank you.

-Lots of money!

-Here's the man I want to catch.

-Hello.

-Hello.

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-How are you?

-Thank you.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-This is the owner

-of Edwards Coaches.

-Will you

-put your hand in your pocket?

-I'm going up to Bethesda

-to do a charity zip wire...

-..for the programme Wynne A'i Waith.

-You're doing it?

-I'd like to see that!

-Have you got any change?

-Is that it?

-I expected more!

-I've got plenty of change.

-Do you need change from a 50 note?

-There you are.

-Thank you very much.

-Put your hands in your pockets!

-Thank you.

-Finance! These people have money.

-It went fantastically well

-and we've collected lots of money.

-Arriva has agreed

-to double whatever we collect.

-All that's left now is the zip wire.

-That's the tricky bit.

-It's going to wonderful, Mark.

-It's going to wonderful, Mark.

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-Fantastic. Thank you, Alun.

-The money has been

-collected and counted.

-Next, to Bethesda.

-Zip World, home of the longest...

-..fastest zip line in Europe.

-Bethan, Eirwyn and Mark are about

-to find out exactly what they face.

-Welcome to Zip World.

-Have you done this before?

-Have you done this before?

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-No.

-Are you looking forward to it?

-Are you looking forward to it?

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-How long is it?

-Just over a mile and you'll reach

-speeds of over 100 miles per hour.

-I hope you brought

-some spare pants, Eirwyn!

-Do we get changed here?

-I'll weigh you.

-The dreaded weigh-in.

-Then, I'll give you red overalls

-and measure you for the harness.

-Then, you'll wear

-a helmet and some goggles.

-Who's going first?

-Don't look!

-It feels cold.

-I wore overalls

-when I worked in a garage.

-It's quite heavy.

-Turn around for me.

-It would be nice to see Wynne do it.

-It would be nice to see Wynne do it.

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-He'd go down singing.

-Yes, we'd all sing.

-How do I look?

-How do I look?

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-Lovely!

-Should I take my glasses off?

-Should I take my glasses off?

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-Not if you want to see the view!

-They're kitted out,

-so it's time to see the zip line.

-It starts all the way up there!

-It looks really far.

-It looks really far.

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-Yes, further than I thought.

-What if we stop in the middle?

-I'm nervous but really excited too.

-I want to do it now.

-Me too.

-I want to get it done now.

-Hands out -

-one for all and all for one.

-Just like the Three Musketeers.

-Here to support them

-is the Bangor Tenovus Choir.

-The journey to the top

-is a long one.

-When they get there,

-everything suddenly feels very real.

-The adrenaline's kicking in now.

-Dear me!

-It's a long way down, boys!

-It's nothing!

-I'm excited to do it.

-It's snowing.

-Yes, and the wind's cold up here.

-This is extreme, isn't it?

-Just in front of where I am.

-This top step here.

-Spin down to face the other way.

-That's it. Lovely.

-That's it. Lovely.

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-There's no going back, Beth.

-OK, enjoy in three, two, one!

-Ah!

-Ah!

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-Wha-ha!

-Holy ****!

-Oh, my God!

-Fantastic!

-Wahoo!

-I've done it!

-I did it!

-Oh, wow!

-That's the most brilliant thing

-I've ever done.

-Wow!

-That was just so amazing.

-If Eirwyn can do it, so can I.

-But it's really far!

-Yes! I made it!

-I did it for charity. Brilliant!

-That really was brilliant.

-It's real now. I'm doing this.

-I'm trying to get my breath back.

-I feel drunk.

-We were up there a minute ago.

-I don't know how I'll feel.

-Three, two, one!

-Oh, wow!

-Woohoo!

-Woohoo!

-Whoa!

-The wind started to blow

-and I thought I'd fall!

-Come here.

-Well done

-to Bethan, Eirwyn and Mark...

-..for facing the Zip World challenge

-for charity.

-The Bangor Tenovus Choir

-congratulates them with a song.

-They're one of 16 Tenovus choirs

-across Wales.

-Some of our members are receiving

-treatment and some are in remission.

-The purpose of the choir is

-to make the members feel happier.

-We try to inspire them to be happy.

-Research suggests that singing

-in a group such as this one...

-..lowers the levels of depression.

-That's important.

-I joined the choir a year ago.

-Unfortunately,

-I've lost close friends to cancer.

-Most recently, I nursed my mother

-but, sadly, she passed away.

-Some of my friends

-were already in the choir...

-..and they suggested it may help me

-it I joined them.

-I did and it's one of

-the best things I've ever done.

-I hadn't realized that cancer

-does take a lot from you...

-..not just the physical side

-but life closes down.

-The choir filled that gap

-and opened it up.

-You don't have to be a good singer.

-It's about being part of something

-and doing something worthwhile.

-Singing gives you confidence...

-..and doing it for charity

-gives you a feelgood factor.

-It makes you feel great.

-When we were standing on the top,

-listening to the choir...

-..after we'd just done

-the zip wire...

-..I felt a bit emotional.

-I don't know about you two

-but I was tearing up.

-# When you need a hand

-# We all need somebody to lean on #

-It was amazing to do this today and

-I'm gutted that Wynne missed out.

-Wynne would have loved it.

-Yes, he'd have loved it.

-Yes, he'd have loved it.

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-He'd have bombed down there!

-Yes, of course I would.

-Excellent! A lovely performance.

-The Wynne Ar Waith Choir.

-My choir faces its final and

-greatest challenge after the break.

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-The big day is here.

-My choir has gathered in Newtown

-for our final challenge.

-We've arrived at Hafren, in Newtown,

-where we'll perform the song...

-..which was written for the choir.

-We're a bit nervous because it's

-the first time we've sung it live...

-..in front of an audience.

-I've been here a few times...

-..and it's nice to be on stage

-rather than off stage.

-I expected it to be a small hall,

-not a big stage and lots of seats.

-It's a big place!

-I'm nervous now.

-I can't wait

-to perform this new song.

-# About a better tomorrow

-# About breaking free #

-Time for a bit

-of last-minute practise.

-There will be hundreds of people

-here in two hours.

-No pressure!

-This song

-marks the end of the journey.

-It's a reflection

-of what we've achieved too.

-We pulled together and we climbed

-a mountain, as the song says.

-We've reached the top,

-so it's a little bit emotional.

-This is the journey's end.

-Don't worry. One of Wales's most

-successful choirs will help us.

-Fron Male Voice Choir.

-How are the nerves backstage?

-What time is it?

-My phone's off, in case it rings.

-Ten past seven.

-Ten past seven.

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-20 minutes.

-Seeing everything

-has made it all build up.

-We're starting to feel it.

-Everything will be fine.

-I've got to do my hair

-just before I go on stage...

-..or it'll look like a bird's nest!

-Hair and make-up ready?

-Oh, God! Yeah - zoom in.

-We're dressed

-and we're ready to sing.

-We've been out there

-to see the stage and the layout.

-We're ready to sing.

-It's time to step onto the stage.

-Ladies and gentlemen,

-I feel sad tonight...

-..because it's the final time

-they'll sing together.

-Please welcome

-The Wynne Ar Waith Choir.

-APPLAUSE AND CHEERS

-# There's a song not yet sung

-# And this is the one

-# O, I searched for it

-# To sing it for you

-# Its message is simple

-# You know it so well

-# Since you came into my life

-# My life is full

-# You're everything and more to me

-# You're everything and more to me

-# What an exhausting journey

-# To reach this place

-# Your arms support me

-# They hold me so tight

-# And although that path

-# May be rocky and steep

-# I climbed that mountain

-# I found the strength

-# To sing this song for you

-# To sing this song for you

-# We all have a song to sing

-# A song of hope, a song of faith

-# A song about a better tomorrow

-# About breaking free

-# When the starlight is fading

-# And the thrill

-has changed somehow

-# Don't you ever get downhearted

-# Let the song sustain you

-# There are no words, my darling

-# In the entire world

-# Which can fully express

-# Just how I feel

-# You love is a melody

-# With my life intertwined

-# Its sweet harmonies

-# Unite we two

-# An eternal duet we shall be

-# An eternal duet we shall be

-# We all have a song to sing

-# A song of hope, a song of faith

-# A song about a better tomorrow

-# About breaking free

-# When the starlight is fading

-# And the thrill

-has changed somehow

-# Don't you ever get downhearted

-# Let the song sustain you

-# We all have a song to sing

-# A song of hope, a song of faith

-# A song about a better tomorrow

-# About breaking free

-# When the starlight is fading

-# And the thrill

-has changed somehow

-# Don't you ever get downhearted

-# Let the song sustain you

-# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh #

-Phew!

-They looked a bit nervous

-but I'm really proud of them all.

-It's easy to forget

-that most of them are amateurs.

-The choir has achieved a lot

-in a short space of time.

-When I started doing this series,

-I was worried about everything.

-I couldn't believe

-they'd chosen me to do it.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-

-I was really nervous.

-I'm not saying I can sing...

-..but this experience

-has made me a better singer.

-Being taught by Wynne was great.

-Hello.

-What will you sing?

-Being in the choir

-was a great experience for me...

-..and for the Welsh Water staff from

-across Wales who were part of it.

-It's been something very special.

-I'm sad that it's ending.

-I met lots of new people

-and made some new friends.

-It's been a lovely process.

-I've had fun.

-I've had fun.

-

-Follow me. A big conga now.

-# Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah #

-Wynne brings something different

-to learning to sing.

-# Ah, ah, ah #

-Don't tense.

-Hello, dogs!

-Everything alright in the kitchen?

-The Wynne one? He's OK.

-He's got a lot to say for himself.

-This section wasn't great.

-But he can back it up,

-so it's only fair.

-Honk, honk! Ah, ah!

-The things I'll remember most?

-Dancing like a fool

-to Chwarae'n Troi'n Chwerw.

-The music video was my favourite.

-When Wynne and the crew

-came to my band practise.

-It was something else!

-You're in the band.

-You're in the band.

-

-I'm in the band? I am the band!

-Being on Heno

-and getting to sit with Angharad.

-Answering her questions

-was a real experience for me.

-Hearing the singing in the church

-was exceptional.

-The opportunity to sing

-for Karl Jenkins in the church...

-..was absolutely incredible.

-To meet the man was superb.

-The highlight has been meeting Wynne

-and learning the new songs...

-..and seeing all the composers

-was exciting.

-Dancing around your bag.

-The entire experience of this has

-been fun, from beginning to end.

-We laughed the entire time.

-I've been learning Welsh,

-which is good.

-I find myself saying diolch

-in the middle of the day!

-It's been challenging.

-There's been times where

-we never think we'll get it done.

-I had so much fun.

-I'm so glad I did it.

-Jasmine - star in the making!

-Our singing's improved.

-I think

-it's given us some confidence.

-It was a lovely experience,

-thank you.

-I enjoyed it. It's been great.

-I hope to carry on singing,

-so watch this space!

-I've had experiences few people have

-and working with Wynne was exciting.

-I really enjoyed it.

-It's over,

-but the experience was marvellous.

-Do you speak Welsh?

-Do you speak Welsh?

-

-No.

-It makes me feel proud

-to be part of it.

-Any singing experience

-is good as far as I'm concerned.

-I sing all day every day.

-The radio's always on

-and I'm always playing CDs.

-I work on my own,

-so singing keeps me company!

-This is one of the biggest

-experiences I've had in my life.

-I'm not sure I'll experience

-anything like it again.

-It's been incredible.

-Three months ago, I started

-with a group of ordinary workers...

-..and turned them into a choir.

-It wasn't easy but we succeeded...

-..thanks to the power of song.

-I enjoyed it all

-and I hope you enjoyed it too.

-Thank you very much

-and keep singing.

-Thank you, Wynne.

-To Wynne.

-To you.

-S4C subtitles by Eirlys A Jones

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