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102. OUP: Programme Notes
of the last phrase of a well known poem by Welsh bard, John Ceiriog Hughes (1833 1887) - in Welsh, efo r grug a r adar mân from Nant y Mynydd.
http://www.oup.co.uk/music/repprom/tann/prognotes/
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Programme Notes
was written in 1984 for the pianist Pola Baytelman who performed it on the Society of Composers recording `View from the Keyboard' (Capistone Records CPS-8606 CD).
Reproduced by permission of Oxford University Press
From Afar (1996)
The title, From Afar honkyoku for the Japanese vertical bamboo flute, the shakuhachi) and to near and distant spatial densities in the orchestra (echoings and shadowings).

103. Hughes, Langston - Definition Of Hughes, Langston By The Free
Information about Hughes, Langston in the free online English dictionary and Hughes, John Ceiriog Hughes, John Joseph Hughes, Langston Hughes, Mark
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104. Hughes, Ted - Definition Of Hughes, Ted By The Free Online
Definition of Hughes, Ted in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of Hughes, Ted. Hughes, John Ceiriog Hughes, John Joseph Hughes, Langston
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105. Ceiriog Country Holidays
Ceiriog Country Holidays are set in the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, Ceiriog CountryHolidays will be pleased to arrange everything you require to make
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Custom made Holidays designed around your own choice of accommodation and country pursuits.
Ceiriog Country Holidays are set in the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, located just over the Welsh border, a valley which retains its own traditions, culture and lifestyle. Described as 'a piece of heaven thats fallen to earth' by Lloyd George, the area has remained relatively undiscovered - a secret hideaway - yet it is easily reached from the motorway network and A5, one of the main tourist routes into North Wales. Here is a valley just waiting to be explored with unrivalled countryside, excellent range of accommodation, great variety of pursuits and attractions, and a warm and friendly welcome.
The variety of scenery encountered along the eighteen mile length of the valley is amazing. Rising in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains, the River Ceiriog wends its way through heath and moorland, wooded hills and rocky outcrops, lush pastures and gentle slopes, with brooks and streams adding to its flow. Situated on its banks as it journeys downstream are the picturesque villages and hamlets of Llanarmon, Tregeiriog, Pandy, Glyn Ceiriog, Dolywern, Pontfadog and finally Chirk. This is the gateway to the valley, where the river passes beneath Thomas Telford's impressive aqueduct (and viaduct alongside) before meeting the River Dee. Nearby, the imposing Marcher fortress of Chirk Castle overlooks the mouth of the valley and the ancient boundary of Offa's Dyke.

106. UWB Library - The Welsh Library Catalogues
with crossreferences from surnames with forenames, eg Ceiriog (rather thanHughes, John Ceiriog, 1832-1887, as he is entered in the on-line catalogue).
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/is/library/welshlib_catalogues.html

Truesite web design The Welsh Library On-line catalogue / OPC Since May 1985 acquisitions have been entered only in the on-line catalogue, and earlier records have been added to that catalogue as well, so that only if one fails to find what one wants in it need one refer to the closed card catalogue. The Welsh Librarys Card Catalogue is an alphabetically arranged author catalogue, with entries for joint-authors, editors, translators, subjects of biographies and critical works, and some subject headings. The catalogue is located in the Shankland Reading Room.
Authors names ... problems The card catalogue generally preferred assumed literary names, with cross-references from surnames with forenames, e.g. Ceiriog (rather than Hughes, John Ceiriog, 1832-1887, as he is entered in the on-line catalogue). The on-line catalogue, reflecting current practice in most libraries, tends to opt for the most commonly used combination of the authors surname and forenames, unless the author has consistently published his or her work under an assumed literary name, as in the cases of Cynan (not Albert Evans Jones) and Islwyn (not William Thomas, 1832-1878). [ more info

107. S4C - Press Releases
The second programme looks at the life of poet Ceiriog (full name, John CeiriogHughes, 18371887), whose lyrical style made him the most popular poet of
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Listed here are the latest press releases issued by the S4C Press Department:
September 30, 2004
SOAP THAT GAVE IOAN BIG BREAK TO RECEIVE TOP TV HONOUR
The Welsh language TV soap that gave Hollywood heart-throb Ioan Gruffudd his first big break, Pobol y Cwm (People of the Valley), is to be awarded one of the top honours in British television.
The Royal Television Society will present the drama - one of the UK's longest-running TV soaps - with a 'Hall of Fame' award at a special gala evening in Cardiff on October 17 to celebrate the series' 30th birthday.
First broadcast on October 16, 1974, the popular drama, made by BBC Cymru Wales for S4C, saw Ioan Gruffudd play schoolboy Gareth Wyn during the 1980s in his first major professional role.
A number of special programmes broadcast in Welsh and English will be shown on S4C and BBC Cymru Wales during October 11-17 as part of the anniversary celebrations, including behind-the-scenes documentaries O Flaen dy Lygaid and On Show, a concert featuring cast members, past and present, and a special edition of Dechrau Canu Dechrau Canmol .
Set in the fictional Carmarthenshire village of Cwmderi, Pobol y Cwm has over the years featured some of the biggest names in Welsh film and theatre as well as providing a platform for new talent.

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