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CEORAL FESTIVAL AT CCLWYN…

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CEORAL FESTIVAL AT CCLWYN BAY The annual two days' choral festival in oonneo- Can with the Calvinistic Methodists of the Vale of Conway began on Wednesday, when two meetings were held in the Public Hall, Oolwyri Bay. There fTJut a good attendance, and the masred choir. Dmnbtred nearly u, thousand voices. Mr David Jenkins, Mus. Bac., Aberystwyth, waa the con- ductor whilst the accompanist* were Miss Nellie Koberts and Misa Cyiihafal Jones, Oolwyn Bay. The afternoon president wtui the Rev. John Ed- wards. Colwyn Bay. Mr David Jenkins conducte(I with his usual skill, odd the singing throughout was of a high mtandard. Thjs was parlicubrly true of the rendering ot the hpnn tuno. "Llandinam," and the anthems, "Pan legmeirio fv nghalon" (Bradbury) and "Molwch yr A I ydd" (D. Jenkins). Tlw Rev. T. Gwynedd Roberts, Conway, ably presided at the evening meeting, when there was again a large attendance. The singing was marked W great fervour, one of the favourite tunes being "Belmont." An interesting item was the song "Qyda'r Iesu," sung by Mr Jenkins. The touch- ing words cont?u(xi in this song were composed by the poet-preacher, "Dyfed," and set to beautiful music, an arrangement of a Norwegian melody by Mr David -Jenkins. The secretary of the gvmanfa was the Rev. 0. Gaianydd Williams, Koewen, and Mr W. Williams acted as treu-urer.

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