Y mae'r dyddiau'n dod i ben (Drawing near are the days)

Author: Pantycelyn

See Williams, William, 1717-1791 Go to person page >

Translator: R. R. Williams

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First Line:	Y mae'r dyddiau'n dod i ben (Drawing near are the days)
Original Language:	Welsh
Author:	Pantycelyn
Translator:	R. R. Williams
Language:	Welsh
Publication Date:	1979
Copyright:	This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1979.

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LLANFAIR

LLANFAIR is usually attributed to Welsh singer Robert Williams (b. Mynydd Ithel, Anglesey, Wales, 1781; d. Mynydd Ithel, 1821), whose manuscript, dated July 14, 1817, included the tune. Williams lived on the island of Anglesey. A basket weaver with great innate musical ability, Williams, who was bli…

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