🏴🏴🏴I'm so proud to be welsh. Our heritage and culture is full of myth, magic and enchantment. We are the land of poetry and song. We are a strong surviving nation and even back through history we have never backed down or given in, we are full of strength, pride and determination. Our welsh language is something to be proud of and hearing you sing with such intensity and passion has given me goosebumps all over. Cymru am byth!!! 🗝🏴👑
I am now crying like a baby after listening to that rendition. It is hard for someone who is non Welsh to understand the feelings behind the words’ meaning however everyone can appreciate the passion behind those feelings of nationhood and community.
Treorchy have always been World class Male Voice Choir. My Grand Dad could sing but was never confident enough to join one because he didn't think he was good [he could knock out a Myfanwy perfect when he thought nobody was listening] and thought he was singing with too much of an English lilt. These days will be the last of anyone having to even remember feeling difficult over their expression of Welsh. I was born in 1965, not far from Llanrhystud, I'm very familiar with a graffiti that's been near there 'since I was born' as the saying goes. Yma o Hyd is doing it for me, brilliant anthem. I believe it will grow. After Capel Celyn was dried out this year, I wan't to see it as a good omen. There was even a graffiti on a wall in the dryest part of the heatwave in green aerosol paint said ... Yma o Hyd ... and I doubt anyone right minded would not take that as another [Cofiwch Dryweryn] graffiti that might technically be labelled 'vandalism', but is, in fact, of national monument significance in real terms. Anyone with links they can boost in my direction to / for the 'Dry' Capel Celyn, Tryweryn, Llyn Celyn, Dan Y Dwr [Enya] new video / photods / perspective versions THIS year, please DM me or add below. I'll take and old photo's or video of Capel Celyn and Tryweryn anyone has or can link me to.
I think the Irish didn’t do much in the way of choirs back in the day, because large and loud gatherings were at best frowned upon and at worst totally banned by the English. Also, many communities were very dispersed- there were relatively few if any “mining towns” which is from where a lot of the Welsh brass bands and choirs sprung. I mean, I’m guessing and mixing up my chronological things something awful, but you get the gist. But there is a rich and ongoing tradition of Irish song and music.
For me , The Welsh are not to be touched . They stand fortified together as in the old days. Book in hand whether it be leaves or water. Heart towards what I call heaven or hell. Fires of cloak and Shield. Non presentable passions. Only behind closed doors. Like no other. I am European Black. Welsh , Irish, Scot and many others. I observe and yet I am right there with you in Spirit. Men of Valour Enjoy your day!!!
So, that's what Welsh sounds like. I would not have guessed they were Welsh. I would have thought Eastern European. And, thank you,gentlemen, wonderful.
@@123bwlch try going there. You'll never hear any Welsh spoken in the Rhondda. Welsh medium schools have been there for 30 plus years and the experiment has been a total failure.
@@tombartram7384 Was in Treherbert, Pontypridd and Treorci in 1997 and heard welsh spoken on the streets, + cafe's our ears pick it up better than some!! Is it like Blaenau Ffestiniog, no but heading towards a bilingual Cymru not a narrow minded mentality.
@@123bwlch I live in the next valley over and In 30 years have never heard Welsh spoken locally. Never. I'd recognise it in a flash as I speak it myself but I'm an extreme oddity in that sense. I speak it to my kids but they speak English to each other. (At least I tried!)
Iv spent most of my life in England and when I moved to Nottingham when my father decided to stop speaking Welsh to me a 6 year old that couldn't speak English! Now I can't speak Welsh? With a name that the English can't understand? Bleddyn
More blokes with nothing interesting to do with their time......still, I suppose it does gather them all in one place and keeps them away from the general public....now I know why those Zulus attacked that camp at Rorkes Drift....blimey idhave joined in as well just to shut em up
Jeez someone’s salty, so typical that you’re too scared. Ironic also that you say they have nothing interesting to do, yet you’re commenting on their video 😅 you’re a joke.
Such a powerful Welsh performance. Really makes me feel proud to be Welsh 🏴
Crying buckets!!! Particularly loved the soloist. So proud to be Welsh! Xx
Bendigedig
🏴🏴🏴I'm so proud to be welsh. Our heritage and culture is full of myth, magic and enchantment. We are the land of poetry and song. We are a strong surviving nation and even back through history we have never backed down or given in, we are full of strength, pride and determination. Our welsh language is something to be proud of and hearing you sing with such intensity and passion has given me goosebumps all over. Cymru am byth!!! 🗝🏴👑
Just like the Irish❤!
I was lucky enough to see The Treorchy Male Voice Choir live some years ago.
I am a proud welsh man 🏴🏴🏴🏴stand strong pawb
I have fallen in love with this song. As a fellow Celt I am proud of of our shared heritage
Absolutely amazing respect from England
Brilliant. love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤
@@RogerYeahmon diolch
Goosebumps!!!❤🏴
A fighting song of passion!
Singing in Welsh chapel.
Sung with passion.
Gave me goosebumps.
Love the to hear the welsh singing,Thank you for sharing this with us.
Respect from England.
I am now crying like a baby after listening to that rendition.
It is hard for someone who is non Welsh to understand the feelings behind the words’ meaning however everyone can appreciate the passion behind those feelings of nationhood and community.
Cymraeg: Language of Heaven. Be ready.
Absolutely stunning.. Oh I'm so glad I'm welsh..got nothing..but welsh blood..and I'm happy with that.
Treorchy have always been World class Male Voice Choir. My Grand Dad could sing but was never confident enough to join one because he didn't think he was good [he could knock out a Myfanwy perfect when he thought nobody was listening] and thought he was singing with too much of an English lilt. These days will be the last of anyone having to even remember feeling difficult over their expression of Welsh.
I was born in 1965, not far from Llanrhystud, I'm very familiar with a graffiti that's been near there 'since I was born' as the saying goes. Yma o Hyd is doing it for me, brilliant anthem. I believe it will grow. After Capel Celyn was dried out this year, I wan't to see it as a good omen. There was even a graffiti on a wall in the dryest part of the heatwave in green aerosol paint said ... Yma o Hyd ... and I doubt anyone right minded would not take that as another [Cofiwch Dryweryn] graffiti that might technically be labelled 'vandalism', but is, in fact, of national monument significance in real terms.
Anyone with links they can boost in my direction to / for the 'Dry' Capel Celyn, Tryweryn, Llyn Celyn, Dan Y Dwr [Enya] new video / photods / perspective versions THIS year, please DM me or add below.
I'll take and old photo's or video of Capel Celyn and Tryweryn anyone has or can link me to.
Incredible gentlemen - Makes me proud to be welsh
Da iawn.Perfformiad arbennig👍
Absolutely stunning and beautiful very very nice gave me shivers. Amazing lads 🏴🏴🏴🏴👍Justin brickright
Class truly brilliant I’m in tears
Fantastic to see the Welsh language taken seriously; sadly unlike our Irish Gaelic here - this is brilliant lads bravo , so rousing!
I think the Irish didn’t do much in the way of choirs back in the day, because large and loud gatherings were at best frowned upon and at worst totally banned by the English. Also, many communities were very dispersed- there were relatively few if any “mining towns” which is from where a lot of the Welsh brass bands and choirs sprung. I mean, I’m guessing and mixing up my chronological things something awful, but you get the gist.
But there is a rich and ongoing tradition of Irish song and music.
For me , The Welsh are not to be touched . They stand fortified together as in the old days. Book in hand whether it be leaves or water. Heart towards what I call heaven or hell. Fires of cloak and Shield. Non presentable passions. Only behind closed doors. Like no other. I am European Black. Welsh , Irish, Scot and many others. I observe and yet I am right there with you in Spirit. Men of Valour Enjoy your day!!!
1:46 😊
Beautiful...
Has a guy from Nottingham, I absolutely love this. All I can say is Diolch Cymru
Superb boys absolutely!
Brilliant!
Awesome I hope they play this in Heaven if not I request it...massive Respect...
Amazing
Went to schhool in Wales. Love the song snd learned to play the National anthem. Was Englih now American
Brilliant 👍👍
I hope you can get more young men into the choir, so that the tradition of Welsh male choirs can continue long into the future.
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Zzzzzzzz,zzzz boring zzzzzzzz
Beautiful it is, beautiful...isn't it !
Ry'n ni yma o hyd
Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth !
Ardderchog!
Superb,
Cymru am byth!! 🏴♥️
Fantastic
Arbennig!!
Da Iawn gentlemen!
Cymru!!
The FAW should get them involved in the WC build up
Ysblennydd ❤ dw i’n hoffi iawn. Diolch o’r Almaen!
Cymru Am Byth!
Giving it hwyl!
Thank you!
Gwych !!!!!!!
Diolch from a Wigan Welshman.
From a wiganer absolute classic
Diolch 🏴
How Britain should look 😊
Cymru Am Byth
So, that's what Welsh sounds like. I would not have guessed they were Welsh. I would have thought Eastern European. And, thank you,gentlemen, wonderful.
Class o gymru bach
Belting
Great sound considering Treorchy is a totally anglicised place.
Things are changing for a while know.
@@123bwlch try going there. You'll never hear any Welsh spoken in the Rhondda. Welsh medium schools have been there for 30 plus years and the experiment has been a total failure.
@@tombartram7384 Was in Treherbert, Pontypridd and Treorci in 1997 and heard welsh spoken on the streets, + cafe's our ears pick it up better than some!! Is it like Blaenau Ffestiniog, no but heading towards a bilingual Cymru not a narrow minded mentality.
@@123bwlch I live in the next valley over and In 30 years have never heard Welsh spoken locally. Never. I'd recognise it in a flash as I speak it myself but I'm an extreme oddity in that sense. I speak it to my kids but they speak English to each other.
(At least I tried!)
Have you ever been Tom? Huge respect to the Welsh speakers, students and teachers of Welsh in the valleys.
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus!!
Iv spent most of my life in England and when I moved to Nottingham when my father decided to stop speaking Welsh to me a 6 year old that couldn't speak English! Now I can't speak Welsh? With a name that the English can't understand? Bleddyn
More blokes with nothing interesting to do with their time......still, I suppose it does gather them all in one place and keeps them away from the general public....now I know why those Zulus attacked that camp at Rorkes Drift....blimey idhave joined in as well just to shut em up
Jeez someone’s salty, so typical that you’re too scared. Ironic also that you say they have nothing interesting to do, yet you’re commenting on their video 😅 you’re a joke.
Can you sing? If not just shut up as a lot of enjoy a Welsh male choir.
We would have happily despatched you in the same manner.
Are you a bloke then?
Awesome
Sooooooooo booooooorrrrriiiiinggggg
Amazing
Cymru!!!!!