Gwalchmai

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Joseph David Jones 1827-1870

Ceinion Cerddoriaeth (gol./ed. Thomas Williams) 1852



Aed efengyl gras ar led
Caned nef a daear lawr
Cododd Crist o'r bedd yn fyw (William Nantlais Williams [Nantlais] 1874-1959) / Jesus Christ is risen today (Lyra Davidica 1708)
Deffro 'nghalon deffro 'ngân
Gwyn a gwridog hawddgar iawn
Iesu yw difyrrwch f'oes
Iesu cymer fi'n dy gôl
O Galfaria mae fy hedd
Y mae heddiw nefol wawr
Y mae'r dyddiau'n dod i ben


Gwalchmai, meaning May-Hawk, is a village in Ynys Môn (Anglesey).
It is associated with Gwalchmai ap Meilyr, an Anglesey court poet whose work is dated to 1130-1180.
His son Einion ap Gwalchmai was a poet whose work is dated to 1203-1223.

Gwalchmai ap Dafydd was a harpist recognised at the Caerwys eisteddfod of 1568.

Gwalchmai is the surname of Humphrey Gwalchmai (1788-1847) a Calvinistic Methodist minister of Dolgar, Llanwyddelan, Montgomeryshire, from 1820 to 1830 secretary of the North Wales Calvinistic Methodist Association.

Gwalchmai is the bardic name of poet and Independent Minister Richard Parry (1803-97).


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