Bragod

Birds is a sung performance of ‘The Seagull’ and ‘The Woodland Mass’, two well-known poems from the golden age of Welsh poetry, followed by ‘Arthur’s Talk with the Eagle’, a short, comic drama in verse; all from 14th century sources. The singing is accompanied by the crwth, a six-stringed bowed lyre, with audacious music drawn from Robert ap Huw’s manuscript of 1613.