Aderyn Pur
Are you a fan of folk music? If so, you’re in for a treat! Today, I want to introduce you to a beautiful song called “Aderyn Pur” by the talented artist Mary Hopkin. Released in 2005, this song is part of her album “Live At The Royal Festival Hall 1972.”
Now, let’s dive into the composition history of “Aderyn Pur.” This Welsh folk song was originally written by the renowned Welsh poet, Gerallt Lloyd Owen. Mary Hopkin, with her angelic voice, brings this traditional Welsh song to life with her heartfelt rendition.
The title “Aderyn Pur” translates to “Pure Bird” in English. The song tells the story of a bird soaring through the sky, symbolizing freedom and the beauty of nature. Mary Hopkin’s delicate vocals and the gentle strumming of the guitar create a serene atmosphere that transports listeners to the Welsh countryside.
One of the reasons why “Aderyn Pur” is so beloved is its timeless appeal. The song’s melody and lyrics have resonated with audiences for generations, capturing the essence of Welsh culture and tradition. It’s a song that brings people together, evoking a sense of nostalgia and pride.
If you’re curious to hear more of Mary Hopkin’s music, I highly recommend checking out her other albums and live performances. Her unique voice and ability to connect with her audience make her a true gem in the folk music scene.
So, why not take a moment to listen to “Aderyn Pur” and let yourself be transported to the rolling hills of Wales? You can find the song on Mary Hopkin’s album “Live At The Royal Festival Hall 1972.” Trust me, it’s a musical journey you won’t want to miss!
For more information about Mary Hopkin and her music, you can visit her Google search. Enjoy the music!
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Video Aderyn Pur – Mary Hopkin
Aderyn Pur – Mary Hopkin lyrics
🎵 Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 🎤
Aderyn pur a’r adain las, bydd i mi’n was dibryderO brysur brysia at y ferch lle rhoes i’m serch yn gynnarDos di ati, dywed wrthi, ‘mod i’n wylo dŵr yr heli‘Mod i’n irad am ei gwelad, ac o’i chariad yn ffaelu â cherddedO Dduw faddeuo’r hardd ei llun am boeni dyn mor galedPan o’wn i’n hoenus iawn fy hwyl, ddiwrnod gŵyl yn gwylioCanfyddwn fenyw lana ‘rioed, ar ysgafn droed yn rhodioPan ei gwelais, syth mi sefais, yn fy nghalon mi feddyliaisDyma ddynas lana’r deyrnas, a’i gwên yn harddu pawb o’i chwmpasNi fynswn gredu’r un dyn byw nad oedd hi rhyw angyles.
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