Gwahoddiad - Côr OrpheusTreforys/ Morriston Orpheus Choir

Gwahoddiad (Arglwydd Dyma Fi) (english lyrics below welsh)
Geiriau:
Mi glywaf dyner lais,
Yn galw arnaf fi,
I ddod a golchi meiau gyd.
Yn afon Calfari.
Arglwydd, dyma fi
ar dy alwad di,
Golch fi'n burlan yn y gwaed
a gaed ar Galfari.
Gogoniant byth am drefn,
Y cymod a'r glanhad;
Derbyniaf Iesu fel yr wyf,
A chanaf am y gwaed.
Arglwydd, dyma fi
ar dy alwad di,
Golch fi'n burlan yn y gwaed
a gaed ar Galfari.
ENGLISH translation:
I hear thy gentle voice
Calling to me
To come and wash all my sins
In the river of Calvary.
Chorus:
Lord, here I am
At thy call,
Bleach my soul in the blood
Which flowed on Calvary.
Glory ever for ordering
The reconciliation and the expurgation;
I will receive Jesus as I am
And sing about the blood.
Chorus:
Lord, here I am
At thy call,
Bleach my soul in the blood
Which flowed on Calvary.
Gwahoddiad was originally a hymn from the US called "I hear thy welcome voice", the words and tune of which were written in 1872 by the American Methodist minister and hymn writer Lewis Hartsough (1828-1919), during a re­viv­al meet­ing at Epworth, Iowa where Hartsough was Pastor. Hartsough was music editor of The Revivalist, first published in Troy, New York in 1868 and revised in 1872.
The Welsh version Gwahoddiad, written by Calvinistic Methodist minister and musician Rev. John Roberts (Ieuan Gwyllt), has become so well-known in translation that many people believe it to be a traditional Welsh hymn.

[@benjaminhgumphry8857]

This one of the most melodic welsh hyms of all times.Each time i listen to this gives me goose bumps. The Victorian Male Welsh Choir (in which i was a chorister) sang this at our wedding while my wife walked down the aisle. It was simply amazing.

[@Mehefinheulog1]

gwych
hollol wych
pur
wonderful
absolutely wonderful
pure

[@revpgesqredux]

Sung with a Calon Lan

[@maple1255]

So beautiful and harmonic, many thanks to you that posted, and my friend Huw from Wales

[@maple1255]

Wow remarkable Huw, how structures simple and plain through history can become something historic, long lasting, beautiful

[@garethjones2822]

Cwsg yn dawel Mam bach 💔

[@orionalexandersummers]

Rwy’n flin am dy golled ❤