Podcasts about clwyd

L. van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) - Irish and Scottish songs 1. Womankind, folk song for 3 voices & piano trio, WoO 156/8 2. The Sweetest Lad Was Jamie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/5 3. The Kiss, Dear Maid, folk song for voice & piano, WoO 153/9 4. Come Draw We Round a Cheerful Ring, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/8 5. Come Fill, My Good Fellow, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/13 6. On the Massacre of Glencoe, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/5 7. What Shall I Do, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/6 8. The Farewell Song, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/3 9. The Lovely Lass of Inverness, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/8 10. Oh Thou Art the Lad, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/11 11. The Dream, folk song for vocal duo & piano trio, WoO 155/14 12.The Pulse of an Irishman Ever Beats Quicker, for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/4 13. The Return to Ulster, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/1 14. Constancy, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/22 15. To the Aeolian Harp, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/9 16. Since Greybeards Inform Us, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 153/4 17. The Parting Kiss, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/25 18. Wife, Children and Friends, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/19 19. Again My Lyre, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/24 20. God Save the King, song for voice & piano trio, WoO 157/1 21. The Vale of Clwyd, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/19 22. The Monks of Bangor's March, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2 23. Faithfu' Johnie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/20 24. The Soldier's Dream, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/9 Paul Agnew, TenorSophie Daneman, sopranoPeter Harvey, baritonoJérome Hantai, pianoforte/fortepianoAlessandro Moccia, violinoAlix Verzier, violoncello

The UK general election is now in its final stages and while the union-wide result hardly seems in doubt, each constituency and candidate has a story to tell. Here at the Hiraeth Pod we are recording a series of short interviews with new candidates who are contesting constituencies across Wales. These are new faces on the national scene and will no doubt feature in the 2026 Senedd campaign even if unsuccessful this time around. We plan to speak to each of the main parties in Wales, which we consider to be the ones standing in every constituency at the start of the campaign (though since then some have fallen away, as you are no doubt aware). So we will be sharing interviews with Conservative, Plaid Cymru, Green, Reform, Liberal Democrat, and Labour candidates as we try to uphold the values of public service broadcasting in the digital age. In this pod we speak to Cllr Martyn Hogg, who is standing for the Greens in Clwyd North. A new constituency created out of the two Conservative strongholds of Clwyd West and Value of Clwyd that stretches toward the Clwydian Range to the north coast and includes the cathedral city of St Asaph, Denbigh, Rhyl and Colwyn. You can find the North West Greens on X/Twitter here: https://twitter.com/NWWGreenParty The candidates in Clwyd North are: Conservative and Unionist Party: Darren Millar MS England and Wales Green Party: Martyn James Hogg Liberal Democrats: David Wilkins Plaid Cymru: Paul Rowlinson Reform UK: Jamie Orange UK Labour: Gill German As always, you can find the latest from us @hiraethpod on most social media, including Twitter/X here: twitter.com/HiraethPod We hope you find this podcast interesting and useful. Please do send feedback, it's always great to hear what our audience thinks. Thank you for listening to the podcast. If you have enjoyed it, please leave us a nice rating or comment on your podcast app or on YouTube and, if you are able to do so, please consider supporting our work from just £3/month on Patreon: www.patreon.com/hiraethpod

Huw Foulkes is a 4th generation dairy farmer in the Vale of Clwyd in North Wales. Since bringing the farm back into their own management, he has been developing the family's acres into a regenerative, organic, nature friendly, calf-at-foot dairy farm for the past 4 years. We are well aware of Huw and his fantastic land stewardship, as he lives only a few miles away and is a source of both milk and beef for our family. It was great to have a proper chat with him about his story so far and how the practices which he and his family employ are helping local wildlife populations to thrive - meaning more wild food opportunities as well as a healthier local environment.Even if farming isn't your 'thing', it is difficult to separate it from wild food. Much of the British landscape is managed for food production in one form or another; and the methods used are having a massive impact on our ecosystems as a whole, whether that's negatively through run-off into rivers or positively through the creation of field margins, hedgerows and healthy soils.Links- Wild Food People on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook - @wildfoodpeople- Support the Wild Food People podcast on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/wildfoodpeople- About Wild Food People - https://wildfoodpeople.co.uk/about/- Attend a course with Wild Food People - https://wildfoodpeople.co.uk/courses- Get in touch with us - https://wildfoodpeople.co.uk/contact-us/- Richard on Instagram and Twitter - @richprideaux- Amy on Instagram and Twitter - @agreenoutdoors-Huw on Instagram - @pentrefelin_

This week, Floyd, Lilly and Sophia visited Bishopston Primary School to support them in launching their very own podcast! They interviewed Zac, Scarlett and Ava who spoke fondly about their school. We hope to welcome Bishopston pupils to Clwyd (where we will become the interviewees) in the near future! 

Opinions expressed are those of the speakers based on market conditions as of the date of recording, are subject to change without notice and do not necessarily reflect Mercer's opinions. In this episode Helga Birgden and Hill Gaston sat down with Debbie Fielder, Deputy Head of Clwyd Pension Fund to delve into the topic of transition. Together, they explore the crucial role investors play in driving the transition to a net-zero economy and how they can effectively manage investment risks, seize opportunities, and seek to mitigate the impacts of climate change.For more information about Marsh McLennan's presence at COP28, contact the team at mercerinvestmentsolutions@mercer.com or visit  https://www.marshmclennan.com/pages/COP28.htmlMercer is proud of its ESG commitments, which are reported by Marsh McLennan, as well as its responsible investment policy and TCFD report. For further information, please visit www.mercer.com/investing-sustainably or www.marshmclennan.com/about/esg.html This does not constitute an offer or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities, commodities and/or any other financial instruments or products or constitute a solicitation on behalf of any of the investment managers, their affiliates. For the avoidance of doubt, this is not formal investment advice to allow any party to transact. Additional advice will be required in advance of entering into any contract.Read our full important notices - click here © 2023 Mercer (US) LLC. All rights reserved.

L. van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) - Irish and Scottish songs 1. Womankind, folk song for 3 voices & piano trio, WoO 156/8 2. The Sweetest Lad Was Jamie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/5 3. The Kiss, Dear Maid, folk song for voice & piano, WoO 153/9 4. Come Draw We Round a Cheerful Ring, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/8 5. Come Fill, My Good Fellow, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/13 6. On the Massacre of Glencoe, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/5 7. What Shall I Do, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/6 8. The Farewell Song, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/3 9. The Lovely Lass of Inverness, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/8 10. Oh Thou Art the Lad, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/11 11. The Dream, folk song for vocal duo & piano trio, WoO 155/14 12.The Pulse of an Irishman Ever Beats Quicker, for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/4 13. The Return to Ulster, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/1 14. Constancy, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/22 15. To the Aeolian Harp, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/9 16. Since Greybeards Inform Us, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 153/4 17. The Parting Kiss, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/25 18. Wife, Children and Friends, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/19 19. Again My Lyre, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/24 20. God Save the King, song for voice & piano trio, WoO 157/1 21. The Vale of Clwyd, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/19 22. The Monks of Bangor's March, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2 23. Faithfu' Johnie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/20 24. The Soldier's Dream, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/9 Paul Agnew, TenorSophie Daneman, sopranoPeter Harvey, baritono

Debbie Fielder is deputy head of Clwyd Pension Fund at Flintshire County Council, where she has spent over 27 years. She is a leading voice on the LGPS investment circuit having been an early adopter of broad diversification and a founding member of the Welsh Pensions Partnership. Our conversation traces her start in local government and finance functions and how this led to a role in pensions.  We speak about her early mentors and the process and advice that led to Flintshire being an early adopter in many alternative asset classes.  Debbie did not realize at the time that this aspect of the approach taken in Flintshire was somewhat unusual among LGPS peers and her experience in this area led to her being a unintended thought leader in this respect. We speak about the pooling process then and the launch of the Welsh Pensions Partnership and the vision for LGPS pooling and how it may enable scalable local investment in Wales.  This is another one of Debbie's passions and we discuss this in some detail.  This podcast is part of a collaboration with Crispin Derby Limited.  Series 5 of 2023 is sponsored by With Intelligence, which connects investors and managers to the right people and data to raise and allocate assets effectively. The music in this podcast series - provided by Julia Kwamya - is available on her album on Spotify: Feel Good about Feeling Bad https://open.spotify.com/album/7lTQWSHeaVo3xHuF9q8ilv?si=uvGJZX7FQ9-2wX-0e951ZA&nd=1

Debbie Fielder is deputy head of Clwyd Pension Fund at Flintshire County Council, where she has spent over 27 years. She is a leading voice on the LGPS investment circuit having been an early adopter of broad diversification and a founding member of the Welsh Pensions Partnership. Our conversation traces her start in local government and finance functions and how this led to a role in pensions.  We speak about her early mentors and the process and advice that led to Flintshire being an early adopter in many alternative asset classes.  Debbie did not realize at the time that this aspect of the approach taken in Flintshire was somewhat unusual among LGPS peers and her experience in this area led to her being a unintended thought leader in this respect. We speak about the pooling process then and the launch of the Welsh Pensions Partnership and the vision for LGPS pooling and how it may enable scalable local investment in Wales.  This is another one of Debbie's passions and we discuss this in some detail.  This podcast is part of a collaboration with Crispin Derby Limited.  Series 5 of 2023 is sponsored by With Intelligence, which connects investors and managers to the right people and data to raise and allocate assets effectively. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Wilson on George Alagiah, the BBC Journalist and Presenter is remembered by his colleagues Sophie Raworth and John Simpson. Sinead O'Connor, the Irish singer who won worldwide fame with Nothing Compares 2 U. Ann Clwyd, the former Labour Member of Parliament who held frontbench posts in opposition, and campaigned on behalf of Welsh miners and Iraqi Kurds. Tony Bennett, the consummate crooner who sold 50 million records with hits including I Left My Heart In San Francisco. His son and manager Danny Bennett pays tribute. Trevor Francis, the former England footballer who became Britain's first £1million player when he joined Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest. Interviewee: Sophie Raworth Interviewee: John Simpson Interviewee: Danny Bennett Interviewee: Jo Stevens MP Interviewee: Linda Christmas Interviewee: Tony Woodcock Producer: Gareth Nelson-Davies Archive used: George Alagiah report on the World Bank, Breakfast Time, BBC One, 27/04/1989; George Alagiah report on 40th Anniversary of Ghana independence, BBC News, 22/11/1997; George Alagiah interview, BBC Radio 5 Live, 27/08/2019; Sinead O Connor interview, MasterTapes (Side A), BBC Radio 4, 15/12/2014; Sinead O'Connor interview, MasterTapes (Side B), BBC Radio 4, 16/12/2014; Ann Clwyd question in House of Commons, PMQ's, BBC One, 24/01/08; Ann Clwyd interview at Tower Colliery Protest, BBC News Wales, 15/04/94; Ann Clwyd interview, Iraq War 10 Years On, BBC News Wales, 26/03/13; Tony Bennett interview, Front Row, BBC Radio 4, 02/07/2011; Trevor Francis interviews, BBC News, 02/10/1972; Trevor Francis goal, Nottingham Forest v Malmo, BBC Sport, 30/05/1979; Brian Clough interview, BBC News, 30/05/1979.

Here we have past Clwyd pupil turned star of stage and screen, Stefan Pejic! He tells all about his time at Clwyd, what he is currently working on and what the future holds for him! Tune in for a lot of laughs and a great insight to a real star!

On this episode, Mr Mort and Mrs Minney tell us all about the newest project at Clwyd, the Big Bocs Bwyd!

L. van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) - Irish and Scottish songs 1. Womankind, folk song for 3 voices & piano trio, WoO 156/8 2. The Sweetest Lad Was Jamie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/5 3. The Kiss, Dear Maid, folk song for voice & piano, WoO 153/9 4. Come Draw We Round a Cheerful Ring, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/8 5. Come Fill, My Good Fellow, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/13 6. On the Massacre of Glencoe, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/5 7. What Shall I Do, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/6 8. The Farewell Song, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/3 9. The Lovely Lass of Inverness, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/8 10. Oh Thou Art the Lad, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/11 11. The Dream, folk song for vocal duo & piano trio, WoO 155/14 12.The Pulse of an Irishman Ever Beats Quicker, for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/4 13. The Return to Ulster, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/1 14. Constancy, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/22 15. To the Aeolian Harp, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/9 16. Since Greybeards Inform Us, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 153/4 17. The Parting Kiss, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/25 18. Wife, Children and Friends, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/19 19. Again My Lyre, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/24 20. God Save the King, song for voice & piano trio, WoO 157/1 21. The Vale of Clwyd, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/19 22. The Monks of Bangor's March, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2 23. Faithfu' Johnie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/20 24. The Soldier's Dream, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/9 Paul Agnew, TenorSophie Daneman, sopranoPeter Harvey, baritonoJérome Hantai, pianoforte/fortepianoAlessandro Moccia, violinoAlix Verzier, violoncello

The transformational story of a run down hill farm to a centre producing the Paralympian medalist, Georgia Wilson.  It has also provided riders with top placings at the RDA National Championships at Hartpury College in July 2022.How does it all work? How is it funded?  You are about to hear from some of those involved and those who give their support as volunteers. This is a much needed life enhancing listen!

Pigion Aled Hughes Rhestr fer dysgwr y flwyddyn Mi fuodd Aled Hughes yn cael sgwrs efo'r 4 sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn 2022. Mi fydd yr enillydd yn cael ei gyhoeddi yn Eisteddfod Tregaron wythnos nesa. Bore Llun mi gafodd o gyfle i ddod i nabod Stephen Bale, un o'r pedwar sydd yn y ffeinal. Mae Stephen yn dod o ardal Castell-nedd yn wreiddiol ond erbyn hyn mae o'n byw yn Sir Fynwy. Rhestr fer Short list Cyhoeddi To announce Castell-nedd Neath Sir Fynwy Monmouthshire Cwrs dwys Intensive course Yn y pendraw In the end Degawd Decade Gohebydd Correspondent Rhyngwladol International Y Llewod The Lions Hyrwyddo To promote Pigion Aled Hughes DyFlwyddyn – Sophie Tuckwodd Stephen Bale oedd hwnna – gohebydd rygbi sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn eleni. Dydd Mawrth mi gafodd Aled gyfle i gael sgwrs efo Sophie Tuckwood un arall sydd ar y rhestr fer. Daw Sophie o Nottingham yn wreiddiol ond symudodd hi i Sir Benfro ddeg mlynedd yn ôl. Wynebu To face Ar yr un pryd At the same time Yr ifanca Y fenga Cyfathrebu To communicate Pigion Aled Hughes DyFlwyddyn – Joe Healy Ac mae Sophie erbyn hyn wedi ennill cymhwyster Dechrau Dysgu i fod yn diwtor Cymraeg i Oedolion ac mae hi'n dysgu dosbarthiadau Mynediad yn Sir Benfro.. Cyfle i ddod i nabod Joe Healy oedd hi ddydd Mercher. Mae Joe yn dod o Wimbledon yn wreiddiol ond erbyn hyn mae o'n byw yng Nghaerdydd. Gwiwer Squirrel Diwylliant Culture Cysylltiad Connection Braidd ‘di gadael Hardly left Ymwybodol Aware Iau ‘fengach/ifancach Pigion Aled Hughes Rhestr fer dysgwr y flwyddyn – Ben Ó Ceallaigh Mae Aled yn amlwg yn mwynhau sgwrsio efo'r 4 sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn ac yn synnu bod eu Cymraeg nhw cystal ar ôl cyn lleied o amser yn dysgu. Dydd Iau mi gafodd o gyfle i sgwrsio efo'r pedwerydd ymgeisydd, Ben Ó Ceallaigh sydd ond wedi bod yn dysgu ers 20 mis! Daeth Ben i Gymru o Iwerddon flwyddyn yn ô,l ac erbyn hyn mae o'n darlithio yn Gymraeg. Darlithio Lecturing Ymgeisydd Candidate Gwyddeleg Irish language Rhwystredig Frustrating Parhau To continue Rhyfeddol Amazing Mynychu To attend Diolchgar Thankful Pigion – Bore Cothi Sioe Fawr Lowri Dyna bedwar dysgwr gwych ynde? Pob lwc i bob un ohonyn nhw yn rownd derfynol Dysgwr y Flwyddyn wythnos nesa. Roedd y Sioe Fawr ymlaen yn Llanelwedd wythnos diwetha am y tro cynta ers tair blynedd ac mi roedd Shan Cothi wrth ei bodd yng nghanol hwyl y sioe. Clwyd oedd Sir Nawdd y sioe a mi gafodd Shan air efo Lowri Lloyd Williams, llysgennad y sioe, fore Llun. Mae Lowri'n dod o Efenechtyd ger Ruthin. Rownd derfynol Final round Y Sioe fawr The Royal Welsh Nawdd Sponsorship Llysgennad Ambassador Braint ac anrhydedd An honour and a privilege Cynrychioli To represent Atgofion Memories Cystadlu To compete Agosatrwydd Intimacy Pigion – Ar Blat Roy Noble Shan a Lowri yn amlwg wrth eu boddau yn y Sioe yn Llanelwedd. Cafodd Beca Lyne-Pirkis gwmni y darlledwr Roy Noble i drafod bwyd. Ydy Roy yn hoffi bwyta allan tybed? Darlledwr Broadcaster Ers achau A long time ago Pan o'n i'n caru When I was courting Lan lofft I fyny'r grisiau Swllt A shilling Wejen Girlfriend Beudy Cowhouse Hanesyddol Historical

This week, Flavilla is joined by Clwyd Probert. They discuss systemisation, SEO and how to determine SEO success.Clwyd is the CEO and found of Whitehat, a digital marketing agency based in London.Clwyd has been involved with starting, growing and selling multiple successful businesses both in the UK and the USA. He is the entrepreneur business owners turn to for strategic planning & business growth through his unique and innovative sales and marketing campaigns. He brings a multi-disciplinary background from the world of science & technology, sales & marketing and global professional services knowledge which has been gained in different industries and multiple countries. Most recently in London and prior to that in New York.[00:11] Episode Summary[00:48] Introducing Clwyd[03:51] Clwyd's entrepreneurial journey [06:55] Clwyd's approach to system methodology and systemisation[17:35] Determining success in SEO[21:52] Finding SEO success early on[31:01] Clwyd's favourite SEO tools[35:53] Clwyd's thoughts on Web3[39:11] How would Clwyd like to be remembered?To connect with Clwyd, CLICK HERETo visit Whitehat's website, CLICK HERETo join the Tech Brains Talk mailing list for more perks, CLICK HERETo find out more about the 3 Colours Rule Agency, CLICK HERE

L. van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) - Irish and Scottish songs 1. Womankind, folk song for 3 voices & piano trio, WoO 156/8 2. The Sweetest Lad Was Jamie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/5 3. The Kiss, Dear Maid, folk song for voice & piano, WoO 153/9 4. Come Draw We Round a Cheerful Ring, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/8 5. Come Fill, My Good Fellow, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/13 6. On the Massacre of Glencoe, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/5 7. What Shall I Do, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/6 8. The Farewell Song, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/3 9. The Lovely Lass of Inverness, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/8 10. Oh Thou Art the Lad, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/11 11. The Dream, folk song for vocal duo & piano trio, WoO 155/14 12.The Pulse of an Irishman Ever Beats Quicker, for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/4 13. The Return to Ulster, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/1 14. Constancy, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/22 15. To the Aeolian Harp, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/9 16. Since Greybeards Inform Us, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 153/4 17. The Parting Kiss, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/25 18. Wife, Children and Friends, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/19 19. Again My Lyre, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/24 20. God Save the King, song for voice & piano trio, WoO 157/1 21. The Vale of Clwyd, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/19 22. The Monks of Bangor's March, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2 23. Faithfu' Johnie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/20 24. The Soldier's Dream, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/9 Paul Agnew, TenorSophie Daneman, sopranoPeter Harvey, baritonoJérome Hantai, pianoforte/fortepianoAlessandro Moccia, violinoAlix Verzier, violoncello

This keynote by David Jones OBE was recorded at our Moving Forward Together in FE event on 23rd June 2021. In this talk David reflects on the changing face of education in light of the innovation of the past couple of years. Watch the video of this keynote here: https://youtu.be/g_Ny0BaZ1wY David Jones has over 30 years experience in FE/HE, most recently 16 outstanding years as CEO at Coleg Cambria. He stepped down in January to pursue a range of consultancy and non-exec roles. David was a key presenter at our New, Next or Never Normal roundtable in June to launch a report he compiled of the same name, which we will discuss today. We asked about how to figure out the changing world of further and higher education. David was appointed as a Deputy Lieutenant of Clwyd in March 2010 and was awarded an OBE in the 2015 New Year's Honours List in recognition of his services to education. David also won the TES UK FE Leader of the Year Award in 2017. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

A cura di Massimiliano SamsaL. van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) - Irish and Scottish songs1. Womankind, folk song for 3 voices & piano trio, WoO 156/82. The Sweetest Lad Was Jamie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/53. The Kiss, Dear Maid, folk song for voice & piano, WoO 153/94. Come Draw We Round a Cheerful Ring, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/85. Come Fill, My Good Fellow, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/136. On the Massacre of Glencoe, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/57. What Shall I Do, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/68. The Farewell Song, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/39. The Lovely Lass of Inverness, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/810. Oh Thou Art the Lad, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/1111. The Dream, folk song for vocal duo & piano trio, WoO 155/1412.The Pulse of an Irishman Ever Beats Quicker, for voice & piano trio, WoO 154/4 13. The Return to Ulster, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/114. Constancy, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2215. To the Aeolian Harp, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/916. Since Greybeards Inform Us, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 153/417. The Parting Kiss, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/2518. Wife, Children and Friends, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/1919. Again My Lyre, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/2420. God Save the King, song for voice & piano trio, WoO 157/121. The Vale of Clwyd, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/1922. The Monks of Bangor's March, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 155/223. Faithfu' Johnie, folk song for voice & piano trio, Op. 108/2024. The Soldier's Dream, folk song for voice & piano trio, WoO 152/9Paul Agnew, TenorSophie Daneman, sopranoPeter Harvey, baritono

This is Critically Speaking Season 2 - difficult conversations about systemic racism and white privilege in the arts in Wales. In Episode 1, English-language host Jafar Iqbal talks to Tamara Harvey, the Artistic Director of Theatr Clwyd. Our creative contribution for the episode is called 'Skin, written and performed by Jaffrin Khan. To see more of Jaffrin's work, follow her on Instagram: @_jxffrin For more information about Theatr Clwyd's work, visit the website: www.theatrclwyd.com This episode was produced by Jasmine Grace Okai. Sound design by Fez Miah. The original soundtrack was produced by Eädyth. Research by Aki Gurung. This podcast was made possible thanks to funding from Arts Council Wales.

Welsh Political Icons recordings often have more poignancy when the author knows the subject, and Vikki Howells MS provides a memorable and enthusiastic appraisal of Ann Clwyd, the 'Rebel With a Cause' who broke records, broke the whip and broke the mould for Welsh Labour MPs

We are delighted to be joined by David Jones has over 30 years experience in FE/HE, most recently 16 outstanding years as CEO at Coleg Cambria. He stepped down in January to pursue a range of consultancy and non-exec roles. David was a key presenter at our New, Next or Never Normal roundtable in June to launch a report he compiled of the same name, which we will discuss today. We asked about how to figure out the changing world of further and higher education. David was appointed as a Deputy Lieutenant of Clwyd in March 2010 and was awarded an OBE in the 2015 New Year's Honours List in recognition of his services to education. David also won the TES UK FE Leader of the Year Award in 2017. youtube.com/edufuturists edufuturists.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

This week Neil takes us with him to Llandudno to explore deep within the belly of a mountainous sea serpent.Across the world the powerful marriage of copper and tin was producing a new metal alloy that was propelling the future of our species and driving a new age, the Bronze Age. Around 4000 years ago, at the Great Orme in Clwyd our ancestors started mining copper one of the metals needed to make this new metal alloy. The result, a vast almost industrial operation, helps shine a light on the drive, determination and sophistication of our ancestors - the mine they dug is the largest known prehistoric copper mine in the world.Check out the Podcast Instagram Account - Neil Oliver Love Letter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clwyd Probert is the Founder and Chief Executive of Whitehat Inbound Marketing Agency, which specialises in lead generation, customer acquisition and client engagement. Career Overview Clwyd Probert founded Whitehat Inbound Marketing Agency in 2011, having previously served as a Director at Pixcellence. Alongside his role at Whitehat, Clwyd serves a a Guest Lecturer at UCL. To find out more about Whitehat S E O please visit https://www.whitehat-seo.co.uk In July 2020, Clwyd Probert appeared on a Leaders Council of Great Britain & Northern Ireland podcast, discussing the importance of leadership and the impact it has had on his career to date.

A conversation with Clwyd Proberts from London, UK. Clwyd shared how he created his own digital and marketing agency to pursue what he loved. He helps so many companies and entrepreneurs grow their business and reach their audience. He is truly an expert on market segmentation, and digital marketing, and knows how any business must master their marketing target and strategy in order to succeed. This conversation with Clywd is incredible informational for anybody that is starting a business and entrepreneurs that are missing to connect with their audience. Find him on Successfuly.

Elin Havard yn cyfweld Dewi Parry Elin Havard CFfI Brycheiniog yn cyfweld Dewi Parry o Glwyd sydd newydd gael ei ethol fel Cadeirydd FfCCFfI ar gyfer 2020-21. Wrth sgwrsio meant yn cyffwrdd ar pam bod Dewi yn teimlo bod y mudiad o fudd i bobl ifanc yng nghefn gwlad Cymru a pham ceisio am swydd Cadeirydd y Ffederasiwn Cenedlaethol. Yn ogystal â thrafod sut mae’r sgiliau mae aelodau yn meithrin, boed hynny yn llwyddo neu fethu, yn eu paratoi ar gyfer dyfodol llewyrchus. Diolch i Elin Havard am gyfweld, a diolch yn fawr i Dewi Parry am gyfrannu. Elin Havard interviewing Dewi Parry Elin Havard, Brecknock YFC, interviews Dewi Parry from Clwyd who has been elected as the NFYFC Chairman for 2020-21. As they chat they touch on why Dewi thinks the organisation if a beneficial to young people in rural Wales and why he decided to go for the Chairman of the National Federation. They also touch on how the skills that members develop, being that how to fail or succeed, prepare them for a successful future. A big thank you to both Elin Havard for interviewing and Dewi Parry for participating in this episode.

Pictured: Kirk Douglas Julian Worricker on: Terry Hands, long serving artistic director of the RSC, who co-founded the Liverpool Everyman theatre and revived the Clwyd theatre Cymru... The wine marketer, Hazel Murphy, who's credited with spearheading Australia's wine invasion of Europe.... The nationalist Northern Ireland politician, Seamus Mallon, whose negotiating skills helped secure the Good Friday Agreement... And the actor Kirk Douglas, whose career in film spanned seven decades, and involved memorable portrayals of all-action if not always likeable characters... Interviewed guest: Paul Allen Interviewed guest: Jancis Robinson OBE Interviewed guest: Barry Turley Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: Desert Island Discs, Radio 4 08/08/1981; Australian Table Wines, Monty Python’s Previous Record, Charisma 1973; BBC News, 03/02/2000; 1800 News, Radio 4 14/10/1999; The Vikings, directed by Richard Fleischer, Brynaprod S.A./ Bavaria Film/ Curtleigh Productions 1958; Kirk Douglas: I am Issur Danielovitch, Eyes On Cinema 21/10/2016; Parkinson, BBC One 16/04/1979; The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, directed by Lewis Milestone, Hal Wallis Productions 1946; Lust for Life, directed by Vincente Minnelli, MGM 1956; Woman’s Hour, Radio 4 26/09/1988; The Oscars, ABC 1996.

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A special preview of the black comedy from one of Wales’ most exciting new playwrights. Hear writer Emily White, director Tamara Harvey and the stars of the show talk about this bold and brilliant play. Set in a run-down spa town in Wales, Pavilion tells the story of a community on the closing night of the much-loved local night spot, as young and old drink, dance, fight and snog their way into the early hours.

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#368 Alpine in the Welsh Alps. An old name returns and so Gareth returns to his homeland to test the A110 on fine Cambrian roads as he recounts the whole Alpine story. Does the return of this brand name live up to its fine heritage as a true sports car?

Ann Clwyd has represented the Cynon Valley as MP since 1984, and was previously MEP for Mid and West Wales..The Labour politician tells how her early career as a Guardian journalist forged her strong links with South Wales' coal miners, and recalls the day she went underground to save Tower Colliery.She also tells Martin why she believes Tony Blair's reputation has been unfairly trashed, about her support of the Kurdish cause, and why she's still battling for answers after her husband's death. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When it comes to running events, we can easily fall into the trap of losing momentum, or losing grip of the creative direction as we get pulled back into running our main business. How can we avoid this? How do we navigate the Catch 22 of getting butts in seats so we can get speakers? What methodology can we apply to our events so they extract high level content that we can drive into the future?

Welcome to episode 19 and a fantastic chat with Liam from Theatre Clwyd. It was great to hear about the working taking place in this wonderful theatre and the amount of opportunites they are creating for people across the community.   Enjoy!

Baleful Storm Spirits British Goblins: Welsh Folk Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1881) Book 4 Chapter 5 by Wirt Sikes Baleful Storm Spirits, is all about the spirits of thunder and lightning, hidden treasure and the dragons of Wales. Sikes tells us the story of the Red Lady of Paviland caves and the Treasure Chest under Moel Arthur, the Cavern of the Ravens and the origin of the Red Dragon of Wales. Running Order: Baleful Storm Spirits 1:48 The Shower at the Magic Fountain 2:31 Obstacles in the Way of Treasure-Seekers 4:03 The Red Lady of Paviland 4:46 The Fall of Coychurch Tower 5:23 Thunder and Lightning evoked by Digging 6:21 The Treasure Chest under Moel Arthur in the Vale of Clwyd 7:32 Modern Credulity 8:36 The Cavern of the Ravens 10:36 The Eagle-guarded Coffer of Castell Coch 12:03 Sleeping Warriors as Treasure-Guarders 15:38 The Dragon which St. Samson drove out of Wales 16:52 Dragons in the Mabinogion 17:48 Whence came the Red Dragon of Wales? 18:14 The Original Dragon of Mythology 19:41 Prototypes of Welsh Caverns and Treasure-Hills 20:27 The Goblins of Electricity 21:42   Names Used in this Section All proper names, and words in Welsh or other languages, are recorded here in the show-notes and we've done our best to get the pronounciations right for you. Paviland Coychurch Tower Moel Arthur Vale of Clwyd Castell Coch St. Samson Sir Kai Arthur Sir Owain Dr. Buckland Constantine St. Crallo Caerau, Cardiganshire Crochan aur Herald Cymraeg Pant-y-Saer crmlech, Anglesea John Jones, Llandudno Isaac JonesGiraldus Kemeys Pembrokeshire St. Bernacus Glamorganshire Ogof Cigfrain Peidiwch! Lord Bute Nantyglyn Yehain Banog Hu gadarn Draig Owen Lawgoch Mynydd Mawr, Carmarthenshire Craig-y-Ddinas Caerleon, Monmouthshire Hesperides Payshtha-more O'Rourke Cadwaladr Thomas Stephens Merddin Nennius Geoffrey Mr. Conway Vortigern The Red Dragon of Wales Taliesin Gwion Bach Satanas Klakkr clû Odin Prince Ahmed Poseidon   British Goblins can be found on Archive.org You can find out more about Wirt Sikes on Wikipedia. Try the Celtic Myth Podshow for the Tales and Stories of the Ancient Celts at http://celticmythpodshow.com or on Apple Podcasts. Our theme music is "Gander at the Pratie Hole" by Sláinte.  You can find their music on the Free Music Archive.

Clare Balding heads for the Clwyd Hills in North Wales as she joins the county's Archaeologist, Fiona Gale, to find out more about the many Iron Age hill forts that are so prevalent along the range. They start at Moel Arthur , walking along to Penycloddiau, one of the largest sites. They are joined by two of Fiona's colleagues. David Shiel and Helen Mrowiec, all three of whom are passionate about the area and the leisure opportunities it offers. While they all discuss the marks left on the landscape by past generations, Clare and her companions become united in their hatred of a twenty first century scar, the plastic dog poo bag, filled and left hanging on branches or in bushes. Clare is now on a mission to eradicate these eyesores from the countryside. You can follow the walk on Explorer no 265 Clwydian Range/Bryniau Clwyd. Starting grid ref , SJ146657 Producer Lucy Lunt.

In a new series, OffScript, Gary Raymond talks to leading figures n the Welsh aerts, starting with Artistic Director of Theatr Clwyd, Tamara Harvey

Beti George yn holi'r delynores a'r cyn-gyflwynydd teledu, Glenda Clwyd. Beti George interviews Glenda Clwyd, a harpist and former television presenter.

#291 Hyundai, Liverpool and North Wales Pt2. Gareth and Sue Baker test the new Hyundai Ioniq hybrid and pure electric version around Liverpool, north Wales and Cheshire. Is it good enough to take on the Prius and beat it?

#290 Hyundai, Liverpool and North Wales Pt1. Gareth test drives the new Hyundai Ioniq and gives legendary motoring journalist Sue Baker a personally guided tour of his home territory which takes them to the hometown of Welsh F1 driver Tom Pryce.