Cysga di, fy mhlentyn tlws (Sleep Away, My Gentle Child) (Mixed Voices)

Words by Sue Alexander.
Arranged by Gwyn Arch.
Welsh Traditional

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Taken from The Faber Carol Book, an exciting volume of Christmas carols and songs with an original, contemporary twist, designed to breathe fresh air into Christmas concerts

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Cysga di, fy mhlentuyn tlws (Sleep Away, My Gentle Child) Mixed Voices

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Cysga di, fy mhlentyn tlws (Sleep Away, My Gentle Child) (Mixed Voices) (Lyrics)

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Cysga di, fy mhlentyn tlws (Sleep Away) (sample performance track)

About

Age: 11 to 13 , 13 to 16 , 16+
Song type: Choir , Christmas , Religious celebration
Style: Traditional - Europe
Scoring: Parts (Mixed voices)

Audio & Copyright Information

Audio information
This song was recorded for Faber Music by Jane Werry, Liz Franklin-Kitchen, Rebecca Hickey, Kathryn Knight, Anna Stephany, Polly Jeffries, Ben Parry, Sam Evans, Gwyn Arch, Iain Farrington, and Alison Pinder. It was produced by Phillip Littlemore and Engineered by Mike Skeet.

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