Pwyll Giacinto Scelsi (1954) ....For flute....

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Two Welsh Folk Songs from Buddug's CD Songs of the People (Fflach). Codiad yr Ehedydd (The Rising of the Lark) arr. Haydn. Llanast (Chaos) arr. Pwyll ap Sion. Piano - Stephen Pilkington

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Violinist Madeleine Mitchell plays a special arrangement of the Welsh National anthem, Hen Wlad fy Nhadau for violin and piano by Pwyll ap Sion, filmed in Techniquest, Cardiff during construction. accompanied by Richard McMahon, piano

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Can/Song: Pwyll a Macsen (Pwyll and Macsen) Canwr/Singer: Gwyneth Glyn Album: Tonau (Waves) Gwyliwch Gwyneth Glyn yn perfformio'r gan hon ar Bandit / Watch Gwyneth Glyn performing this song on Bandit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8TWaW4sQHg Prynwch 'Tonau' / Buy 'Tonau' www.sadwrn.com (they ship internationally) Welsh Music Blog / Blog Cerddoriaeth Cymraeg: welshmusic-cerddoriaethcymraeg.tumblr.com Twitter: twitter.com Geiriau: Wyt ti'n cysgu, Macsen? Wyt ti'n effro, hogyn gwyn? Wyt ti'n sbecian arna i? Wyt ti'n clywad hyn? Ma 'na ddrych wrth dy ochor, heb un ymyl, heb un twyll. Ma o'n gwenu yn 'i gwsg dy dlws efaill, Pwyll. Dwy galon gyson dau fywyd, dau fyd Dau frawd, dwy freuddwyd dan un gynfas glud. dan un gynfas glud. ENGLISH TRANSLATION: Are you sleeping, Macsen? Are you awake, dearest boy? Are you peeking at me? Are you hearing all of this? There's a mirror by your side, without an edge, without deception. He smiles in his sleep, your beautiful twin, Pwyll Two hearts in harmony, Two lives, two worlds. Two brothers, two dreams under one warm blanket. under one warm blanket.

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Gwyneth Glyn, gydag Euron Jones, yn canu ar Bandit.

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Blwyddyn I Heno means A Year from This Day. It tells about Pwyll, a hero in Welsh' Mabinogion. In one of his hunting trip, Pwyll offended Arawn, the Lord of Annwn (Welsh Underworld). To make up for it, Pwyll agreed to help Arawn killed his rival, Havgan. They changed places and shapes for a year, and so Pwyll was known with the title Pen Annwn, "Lord of Beyond."

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Ma toute première vidéo, désoler pour la qualité par top.

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This video features a slideshow of artwork depicting the pastimes of the Celtic Goddess. It is set to the atmospheric ambient music of New age composer Llewellyn featuring vocals by Juliana. Rhiannon is Celtic/ Welsh Goddess of the earth and fertility, of horses and birds and inspiration and moon. Another Name of Rhiannon is Epona. The Story of Rhiannon and Pwyll (Paul) follows..... Upon ascending the magical mound of Gorsedd Aberth, the Demetian king Pwyll ( Paul) witnesses the arrival of Rhiannon, appearing to them as a beautiful woman dressed in gold silk brocade and riding a shining white horse. Pwyll sends his best horsemen after her, but she always remains ahead of them, though her horse never does more than amble. After three days, he finally calls out to her, and Rhiannon tells him she has come seeking him because she would rather marry him than her fiancé, Gwawl ap Clud. A year after their meeting, Pwyll accidentally and foolishly promises Rhiannon to Gwawl, before managing to win her back through outwitting, bloodying and dishonouring his rival. Rhiannon riding in Arberth. From The Mabinogion, translated by Lady Charlotte Guest, 1877 Under the advice of his noblemen, Pwyll and Rhiannon attempt to supply an heir to the kingdom and eventually a boy is born. However, on the night of his birth, he disappears while in the care of six of Rhiannon's ladies-in-waiting. To avoid the king's wrath, the ladies smear dog's blood onto a sleeping Rhiannon, claiming that she <b>...</b>

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Una interpretaciòn con mucho sentimiento, del èxito de la banda alemana Helloween, por Big Bird.

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Chevalier Pwyll sur sa monture Dragon Biplace !! Video prise après que notre ami ait bu un peu trop d'ambroisie, à l'occasion du salon "fantastique & légendes" (2009) à Fontanil (Grenoble).

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Rhiannon Pwyll était le roi du Dyfed, au Pays de Galles. Lors d'une chasse, il rencontra Arawn, seigneur de l'autre monde, l'Anwynn. Pwyll avait écarté les chiens de l'inconnu qui avaient tué un cerf, au profit des siens. Il promit à Arawn de faire quelque chose pour que cet acte lui soit pardonné. Arawn accepta, et ils échangèrent leurs identités durant un an, à la fin duquel Pwyll dut vaincre Havgan, le rival d'Arawn, qui ne pouvait être tué que d'un seul coup. La promesse remplie, ils recouvrèrent leurs royaumes respectifs. Pwyll devint amoureux de Rhiannon et l'épousa, mais un rival lui jeta une malédiction qui dura toute la vie de Pwyll et même après sa mort. Il ne put avoir d'enfant et Rhiannon fut maltraitée. Un fils naquit enfin mais il fut volé, et le malheur de Rhiannon s' aggrava, elle fut accusée de la mort de son fils, Pwyll lui imposant une punition humiliante, elle fut installée à l'entrée de la ville pendant 7 ans et dû raconter son histoire aux visiteurs et les porter sur son dos pour les faire entrer, Cette punition ne fut levée qu'au retour de Pryderi, son fils, retrouvé dans une écurie, Rhiannon, la Déesse des Païens est la Grande Mère de tous les vivants, la Créatrice et la destructrice par son aspect duel. C'est la Terre Mère, la Dame de la Lune. C'est la Grande Reine du Ciel, de la Terre et du monde d'en bas... La Déesse des Païens est vénérée depuis des millénaires. C'est un archétype représenté par la notion de trinité (les Trois Mères des Celtes <b>...</b>

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This is for promotional purposes only. DISCLAIMER: All images belong to the their rightful owners. The credit is theirs alone. Absolutely no copyright infringement intended. Music Copyright : Eliseo Mauas Pinto I composed this tune on praise of the Annwn, which is the "Otherworld" in Welsh mythology. Ruled by Arawn, or much later by Gwyn ap Nudd, it was essentially a world of delights and eternal youth where disease is absent and food is ever-abundant. It later became Christianised and identified with the land of souls that had departed this world. In the First Branch of the Mabinogi, entitled Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed, the eponymous prince offends Arawn, ruler of Annwn, by baiting his hunting hounds on a stag that Arawn's dogs had brought down. In recompense he exchanges places with Arawn for a year and defeats Arawn's enemy Hafgan. Meanwhile, Arawn rules Dyfed. During this year, Pwyll does not sleep with Arawn's wife, earning himself gratitude from Arawn. On his return, Pwyll becomes known by the title Penn Annwn, "Head (or Ruler) of Annwn." In Culhwch and Olwen, an early Welsh Arthurian tale, it is said God gave Gwyn ap Nudd control over the demons lest "this world be destroyed." He led the Wild Hunt. A Christian story tells of the Welsh Saint Collen entering Gwyn's palace to banish him with holy water. The early medieval Welsh poem Preiddeu Annwfn ("The Spoils of Annwn"), found in the Book of Taliesin, describes how King Arthur leads an expedition to Annwn to seek a <b>...</b>

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And here Pwyll and Arthur are really alike. Pwyll's even speaking of himself as "ore" several times.

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This is a rock a little outtake (1986). You can download this version of the song from here: www.mediafire.com Some call her Strange lady from the mountains Well, yes, and others say she's not really real Like a candle burns bright And it wants to burn faster Well, maybe then, at least, she really feels She really feels You love her But you love your life alone as well But do you know the road Or the reasons why Well, if you leave her You'd be losing the chance to stay alive Well, the candle burns bright Then the candle dies Burning from the middle Like a candle Burning, burning Hopefully learning So go with her You know that you want her Think you could use a dreamer I think somewhere on your side And maybe If that woman could make you crazy Did she call out, did she say, "Please save me" Woah, tonight She says, "Tonight" Tonight Burning, burning, burning Something 'bout... Well, I could make you crazy Do you need a dreamer? You could use a dreamer I could use a dreamer Oh, yeah, make you crazy, oh, yeah Burning, burning Ooh, oh Some do call her Strange lady from the mountains Yes, and others say she's not really real Really real Yes, she is really real Ooh, burning, burning Did you know that you're burning Burning out... WEBMISTRESS speculates: I like this song. Stevie is the "lady of the mountain," of course, as she is in Sorcerer. She lives a fast lifestyle, and though it causes her to "burn bright," it also takes a toll. Still, this is the only way she knows how to <b>...</b>

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I have decided to join Pagyptsian with her project and work with 12 Gods and 12 Goddesses, one each for each month of the year 2012. I will make a monthly (at least) video discussing what I've learned about each god and goddess and what I learned from them. This project will start in January 2012. Here is my list of gods and goddess: January - Shiva & Sarasvati February - Janus & Fortuna March - Guan Yin & Tara April - Uranus & Gaia May - Eros & Aphrodite June - Q' Uq' Umatz & Coatlicue July - Pwyll & Rhiannon August - Lugh & Danu September - Hades & Hecate October - Anubis & Nephthys November - Karnayna & Aradia December - Jesus & Sophia Consider joining Pagytsian in the 12 Gods and 12 Goddess Project of 2012.

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This is video 1 from the book 'Realm of the Bear' by SR Sorel. Will Sir Percivale seek the Grail Cup and who is the mysterious Crone of the forest? Does the old Crone's allegiance belong to Pwyll, the Dark Lord of the 'Underworld' or does her loyality belong unto King Arthur....

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Tomo ni ochiyo... But "What, we're laughing now? Friends are a tough thing". About that time Pwyll really resembled Arthur.

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The Druids Prayer The Druid's Prayer (Welsh: Gweddi'r Derwydd) or "Gorsedd Prayer" (Gweddi'r Orsedd) is a prayer composed by Iolo Morgannwg which is still a staple in the ritual of both gorseddau and Neo-Druidism. Neo-Druids sometimes substitute the words y Dduwies ("the Goddess") for the original Duw ("God"). Llyma weddi'r Orsedd o Lyfr Trehaearn Brydydd Mawr Dyro Dduw dy Nawdd; Ag yn Nawdd, Pwyll; Ag ymhwyll, Goleuni; Ag ymgoleuni, Gwirionedd; Ag yngwiwirionedd, Cariad; Ag ynghariad, Cariad Duw; Ag ynghariad Duw, pop Gwynfyd. Grant, God, Thy protection; And in protection, reason; And in reason, light; And in light, truth; And in truth, justice; And in justice, love; And in love, the love of God; And in the love of God, gwynfyd. God and all goodness. Dolbadarn Castle is fairly regarded as one of the finest remaining castles of the native Welsh Princes. The castle stands on a rocky hill some eighty feet above Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris in the Llanberis Pass and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Constructed by the legendary Llywellyn the Great (Llywellyn ap Iorwerth) before 1230 to guard the main route through the Snowdonia mountain ranges, its position at the tip of Llyn Padarn allowed the garrison to blockade any movement through that part of the north. Bryn Celli Ddu (the mound in a dark grove) is the best passage grave in Wales. It started as a late Neolithic henge or ritual enclosure, with a stone circle surrounded by a bank and internal ditch. A later passage grave <b>...</b>

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I had uploaded a song titled "Rhiannon" before, but that was sung by Juliana and composed by Llewelyn. This time, it is composed and sung by my favorite Welsh duo, Ceredwen. Rhiannon was a Welsh horse goddess who married Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed. When their son, Prydery, was abudcted, her maids accused her for murdering her own son. She was then punished by having to sit near the castle's gate and telling her 'crime' to the guests, before carrying them on her back to the palace. Her own son, Prydery, finally cleansed her name and released her from her punishment. Personally, I like this version better because it has more mystical tone in it.

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Beautiful song about Rhiannon, the Welsh Goddess of Horse. In myth, she is an otherwordly beauty who captured the heart of Pwyll, a human lord. After they married and have a son, the baby was snatched by a mysterious giant, and Rhiannon's maids accused her to killed her own son. Prydery banished her outside the castle, and made her serve as a 'horse' for every guest who came to the castle

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Hobss was a warrior who sincerely wished to be part of our guild, Bane on Maelstrom, and was allowed on our vent to speak with us and the hilarity begins. Here's a list of the guildmates present that evening in order they appear: Caerlon Grashock Hobss Dichotomy Moaner (Moane) Avonaco Destroye Qik (Chonsey) Pwyll Rilke Trog Jucy Hurtin Ono Ryno Unjust Gukthar Dothorio (Coloncancer) Smilz Kath Tsinca Doctor Lector (Ezraaiyl, Ezlector) Bistek Sheedevil WhiteKnight Kyai Lasmirra Scypher Donias Nawnook Onegg Infiltrata Chupa Stormrage Arrgh Ducks Luscious Syrieal Bubaafet Haretik **Just to clear the air. I had no problems with the original full length video being uploaded until the user CLAIMED it was his. A good friend of mine let me know. I informed the user to please kindly remove it. I received no response so I filed a copyright claim. I wasn't going to let the recording be owned by him. Message Skuggaan sent saying he was the 'recorder' img5.imageshack.us This is a message Skuggaan left on his channel in case he deletes it. It now has him changing his stance from 'recorder' to given to him by the person who recorded it which was me. img94.imageshack.us Clearly Skuggaan never really listened to the audio or atleast intently. There is absolutely no mention of Skuggaan ever during the recording or anyone with that name in the guild. None of my old guildmates know of the name either. I released this onto my guild forums shortly after it happened and it spread everywhere <b>...</b>

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The battle of sorcery continues between Merlin and Morgan Le Fay. Who will win the desperate struggle at the end of video three? Pwyll, the Lord of the 'Underworld' shows his grotesque face and enters the battle of wits and wills. Taken from Chapter Eight, 'Time of Passage' from the book, Swords and Souls, Part One, 'Realm of the Bear' by SR Sorel.

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MA FORÊT Qu'Il Soit Seul, Ou Qu'Ils Soient Nombreux Les Dieux N'Existent Que Si L'Homme Fait Pour Lui, Pour Eux, Une Place Sous Son Toit De Chaume. Dans Mon Pré, J'ai Créé Un Abri. Discret, Sans Bruit. Pour De Pauvres Dieux Bannis, J'ai Elevé Des Colonnes De Vie ! Alors, Jeunes Pousses Ou Baliveaux Perdus Dans La Forêt J'ai Dans Mon Jardin, Fait Une Place Aux Arbres Sacrés A Beth, Le Bouleau, Premier De La Terre, Pour Dana la Féconde, Accompagnée De Dion : Le Frêne Odin Y Apprit Les Runes. Rhiannon La Douceur Abrite Le Mystère Des Amants Sur Saille, Le Saule ; Alors que Ossian qui sans relâche Parfait son Œuvre est Juché Sur Hualt, L'Aubépine Call, Le Noisetier, Protège Le Mordant, Ironique Et Spirituel Mannanan, Avec Gorth, Le Lierre, A Ses Pieds, Où Pwyll A La Charge De Tuer Le Vieil Homme, Et Le Faire Renaître A Nouveau ! Muin Le Prunier, De L'Intraitable Ou Conciliant Nuada et le Houx de Cuchulainn. La Puissance Vitale, Ruis Le Sureau, Fournit A Caillach Ses Pipeaux, Pour Q'Il Nous Régale de Musique DIGOYO

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Celtic Prog Rock with Classical Elements by Band of Rain / Chris Gill (guitars, bass) and Rainer Struck (keys / orchestral sounds). Graphic Art by Rainer Struck (2010). In Welsh mythology Rhiannon is the name of a queen, a daughter of Hefeydd. She figures in the first and third Branches of the Mabinogion. In the first part, she is married to Pwyll, in the third part to Manawydan. Scholars of comparative mythology have compared her to the horse goddess Epona of Gallo-Roman religion. (Wikipedia)

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Deuxième vidéo de gameplay, pour cette fois j'ai filmer avec fraps et j'ai eu beaucoup de mal à jouer tout en filmant, mes fps chutant relativement souvent.

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