Gwyneth Glyn's guest appearances

Gwyneth Glyn

Private Passions

Beti a'i Phobol

Pethe

Sesiynau Radio Cymru  gyda Cerys Matthews

Daniel Evans

Michael Sheen

Siri Hustvedt

Isaiah Berlin

Jancis Robinson

Michael Craig-Martin

Helen Cammock

Keith Jones

John Hughes

Mark Lewis

Tim Harford

David Sinclair

Sugata Mitra

Brian Jones

Andy McNab

OwlTail

Cerys Matthews sy'n cyflwyno sesiwn Gwyneth Glyn o raglen C2 (20/12/2005). Cerys Matthews introduces Gwyneth Glyn and her 2005 Radio Cymru session.

Gwyneth Glyn (2005)

The poet and singer-songwriter Gwyneth Glyn talks to Michael Berkeley about the music she loves from Wales and around the world. Gwyneth has been described as a poet among singers and a singer among poets. She's also a television script writer, a playwright and a children's author, having won the Crown at the Urdd Eisteddfod aged 18, and going on to be appointed Wales' National Poet Laureate for Children in 2006, the year she also won Best Female Artist in the Radio Cymru Rock and Pop Awards. Brought up in a Welsh speaking household, she's a passionate advocate of the language both within Wales and internationally.Gwyneth talks to Michael about writing a libretto for the first ever Welsh language opera, growing up in a rural Welsh-speaking community, and the pleasures and challenges of passing the language on to the next generation. She chooses music from her collaboration with Indian ghazal singer Tauseef Akhtar, as well as music by Tippett, Welsh folk hero Meredydd Evans, Rimsky Korsakov and Tchaikovsky. Producer: Jane GreenwoodA Loftus production for BBC Radio 3.

The poet and singer-songwriter Gwyneth Glyn talks to Michael Berkeley about the music she loves from Wales and around the world. Gwyneth has been described as a poet among singers and a singer among poets. She's also a television script writer, a playwright and a children's author, having won the Crown at the Urdd Eisteddfod aged 18, and going on to be appointed Wales' National Poet Laureate for Children in 2006, the year she also won Best Female Artist in the Radio Cymru Rock and Pop Awards. Brought up in a Welsh speaking household, she's a passionate advocate of the language both within Wales and internationally. Gwyneth talks to Michael about writing a libretto for the first ever Welsh language opera, growing up in a rural Welsh-speaking community, and the pleasures and challenges of passing the language on to the next generation. She chooses music from her collaboration with Indian ghazal singer Tauseef Akhtar, as well as music by Tippett, Welsh folk hero Meredydd Evans, Rimsky Korsakov and Tchaikovsky. Producer: Jane Greenwood A Loftus production for BBC Radio 3.

Beti George yn holi'r bardd a'r gantores Gwyneth Glyn. Beti George chats to poet and and singer Gwyneth Glyn,.

Pethe 14 - Gwyneth Glyn