I'm a 73 year old retired US Marine, who's twice been to war, and I burst into tears when I heard this! GOD BLESS WALES! Semper Fidelis! 0205 CWO4 USMCR [Ret] 17 February 1969 - 1 August 2004
Any man from the British Isles who claims to be from the "South Coast", is not a real Britisher apparently. My Old Dad and my glorious DNA is from Hastings, let's forget 55 BC 54 BC and 1066, all the REAL men were in the North.. waiting. Cheers mate .
Apparently... I've been misinformed for quite a many years. Santo Patriko turns out to be from... Scotland, actually. Roman-blood from west end of The Wall, specifically.
RIP to Col. Rick Rescorla, 9/11/2001. He was last heard singing this as he directed people from the WTC that day saving hundreds of lives while giving his own.
Yes, indeed! He made one more trip to save one more person...and found that the smoke was clearing as he ascended and the Gates of Pearl came into view!
Yes she has, listen to her VOICE OF ANGEL, that's where I first got acquainted with that angelic voice. If anything it has gotten better over the years
My Grandad was Welsh and an Old Contemptible of the 2nd Batt Royal Welsh Fusiliers .When the film Zulu was shown in our town an old man stood to attention alone in the cinema when the soldiers sung this song .God Bless Granfer what patriotism.
Almost all of these men were British regulars of B Company, 2nd Battalion, 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot (2nd/24th) under Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead.
Britannia Why do you think I'm white? Bizarre... And I'm a coward for offering an opinion different from yours? Even more bizarre (but very British of you). You seem to be confusing the events in the movie "Zulu" with what actually happened in reality. That's not how movies work. What about this for reality... The British Army and associated colonial troops were armed with state of the art firearms (for the time period), faced a force of untrained (in modern warfare of that period) farmers armed with spears and cow-hide shields. This gave the British a colossal superiority over their foe. This is a fact. After the battle Trooper William James Clarke of the Natal Mounted Police described in his diary that 'altogether we buried 375 Zulus and some wounded were thrown into the grave... We were very bitter and did not spare the wounded Zulus' Lieutenant Horace Smith-Dorrien wrote that the day after the battle an improvised gallows was used "for hanging Zulus who were supposed to have behaved treacherously'. (British justice) Many wounded Zulus were summarily executed on the Battlefield where they lay. A war crime by modern standards. I have no doubt that the individual British soldiers were brave, fought well and did their duty on the day. But please don't try to make it out like a glorious victory for the British Empire. It was another squalid and shameful event in the history of the inglorious, blood soaked British empire. In the words of the song; "Come tell us how you slew, the poor Arabs two by two, Or the Zulus armed with their bow and arrows. How you bravely slew each one, With your sixteen pounder gun, You frightened them poor natives to their marrow'. And I'm a brat? I'm quite close to pension age!!! LOL!!!
From the coal country in eastern Pennsylvania: every St David's Day, we would sing Welsh hymns and Welsh music like this song in our church. I'm 73 and how i miss this wonderful music.
There is an old Irish blessing you say when entering another man's house for the first time. I say it now to the nation of Wales. "God bless this house and all who dwell here".
What a patriotic performance! A young girl with great pride for her country, its heritage and her roots. And why not? Wales is a beautiful country. So says an Englishman.
I am English but l lost a mate in Wales while camping with the my Boy scouts club from a accident in 1958 so everytime l hear that fantastic song it brings me to tears
I heard this and wanted to march into a horde of Normans with a smile and a rock in my hand. I'm Irish but by god no one sings like the welsh. Outstanding song and the most beautiful language on earth. Welsh is what angels sound like.
I'd rather march into a horde of English racist xenophobe tories with a smile, an LMG and a haversack of full mags - wouldn't matter whether it was to Men of Harlech, Amhran na Bfiann, Flower of Scotland or the Europa Hymne. WHO'S WITH ME?
Holy cow, i remember when she first came to prominence but never listened to anything of hers. What a bloody voice. No wonder they called her voice of an angel
😊I was lucky to hear this live at a park in Kearny NJ a wee town with a lot of Scots. Celtic were playing at Giants stadium and there was quite a lot of Celtic fans in the audience, many quite fou the noo.🏴🇮🇪🇺🇸
I am Australia I came to England in the 60. Liverpool people are the salt off the earth I services in the first kings regerment now in my 80.thank you to all
You can be forgiven when you understand that only 10 soldiers of the 1/24 that fought in the battle were Welsh. Many of the soldiers of the junior battalion, the 2/24, were Welshmen.[55] Of the 122 soldiers of the 24th Regiment present at the Battle of Rorke's Drift, 49 are known to have been of English nationality, 32 were Welsh, 16 were Irish, one was a Scot, and three were born overseas. The nationalities of the remaining 21 are unknown.[56]
@@peterhodges7274 No so sure about that; the movie is relatively accurate historically, and gave the Zulu warriors the full credit they were due. And the "heroic defense" put up by the defenders wasn't mere Hollywood bombast, but historically accurate: each of those Victoria Crosses was earned in just the way depicted in the movie (Stanley Baker insisted on truthful acccuracy).
Perfect advert for the nation of Wales 🏴 bless her. Good god we missed the the bus in England 🏴 seriously what have we got? I know Charlotte lost her way at times while becoming a woman but she remains a wild Welsh dragon at heart.... Bless her always 👍 Ray 🏴
The welch singing men of Harlech love it and there's nothing like listening to the The Principality Studium in full voice singing Land Of My Father's sung with such passion it always makes me cry
I sang this song at Harlech Castle in Wales with my family and family friends in 1982 when I was twelve! That is an experience I will never forget...some English school children on a field trip thought we were famous and wanted their photo taken with us! Almost half of those who sang it with us there then are gone now. This song means a lot to me and this rendition by Charlotte Church and the Welsh Men’s Choir makes me tear up!
Not much of a compliment?????? Cant get better than THE BEST!!! This is directed to INTERNATION PARAM.🤦♀️🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Rousing inspirational song.......up there with Le Marseillaise as a stirring national song , what a fabulous rendition by Charlotte Church and the London Welsh Male voice choir bravo !!!
Oh my life!! My mother used to sing this, she died 23 years ago, but a day doesnt go by when I dont think of how fortunate I was to have such a wonderful mother - this had me in bits… tears of joy - diolch yn fawr 🎵❤️
I was on a train today from Portmadoc to Shrewsbury and while we were stopped in Harlech station I played this recording of Charlotte Church and the Welsh choir with the castle right above us in full view Very atmospheric. Cymru an byth and long live th Celtic people. I love the Western Scottish Highlands and Islands too and go there regularly too. Wonderful!
She is the embodiment of joy. Ms. Church is a delight to watch, and it is so wonderful to revel in 'the young lads' and the orchestra meshing so well with this splendid treasure of a woman. Thank you for sharing this. I return to this performance often, with much pleasure.
I'm Canadian, but my maternal grandparents came from Wales. I was well into my 30's before I found out that Men of Harlech was not the Welsh national anthem!
As a man and boy of Wessex, it brings a lump to my throat when i hear this song sung. For as i am English, i welcome the Welsh to sing as their heart needs, as i sing Jerusalem, let them sing Men of Harlech.
Englishman here. No nation in the world can project their national identity better than the Welsh. Beautiful country, people and culture.
❤❤ TOTALLY AGREE
WELSH THE BEST SINGERS ....EVER .🍒
New Zealander here. Couldn't agree more
NOT YOUR FAULT...LOVE XXXX
Damn right! Canadian born of Welsh-Irish ancestry. No better singers, scholars and soldiers in the world! Amen.
Pity the English don't think the same of us...! ;-)
I'm a 73 year old retired US Marine, who's twice been to war, and I burst into tears when I heard this! GOD BLESS WALES! Semper Fidelis! 0205 CWO4 USMCR [Ret] 17 February 1969 - 1 August 2004
Thank you for your service 🙏
WELCOME HOME
2nd Battalion 5th Marines? The fame of your Regiment precedes you Sir.
ALL ACROSS THE MOUNTAIN....
Bless you. Brought up in Wales. Have lived in Africa for most of my life. l still cry. xx
As an Irishman from the South Coast, I swear I hear this on the wind every time I sail back to Fishguard on my way back to Sussex 😊❤
You know Patrick came from Wales, yeah?
Any man from the British Isles who claims to be from the "South Coast", is not a real Britisher apparently. My Old Dad and my glorious DNA is from Hastings, let's forget 55 BC 54 BC and 1066, all the REAL men were in the North.. waiting. Cheers mate .
Apparently... I've been misinformed for quite a many years. Santo Patriko turns out to be from... Scotland, actually. Roman-blood from west end of The Wall, specifically.
Holyhead
RIP to Col. Rick Rescorla, 9/11/2001. He was last heard singing this as he directed people from the WTC that day saving hundreds of lives while giving his own.
Yes, indeed! He made one more trip to save one more person...and found that the smoke was clearing as he ascended and the Gates of Pearl came into view!
Whew! Hadn't heard that one....singing in the heavenly choirs now.
Good Lord. I'm not Welsh. This little girl has a voice from Heaven. Stunning
She is just a "little thing". Where does that power come from?
Lol Charlotte Church is now 38yrs old….no little girl anymore.
Yes she has, listen to her VOICE OF ANGEL, that's where I first got acquainted with that angelic voice. If anything it has gotten better over the years
My Grandad was Welsh and an Old Contemptible of the 2nd Batt Royal Welsh Fusiliers .When the film Zulu was shown in our town an old man stood to attention alone in the cinema when the soldiers sung this song .God Bless Granfer what patriotism.
Brilliant film zulu,rokes drift
Almost all of these men were British regulars of B Company, 2nd Battalion, 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot (2nd/24th) under Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead.
Irish American here. If this song does not make your hair stand on end, you're not alive. Cymru an byth!
CAPITAL B.
@@JacquelineFox-xo6jn
No caps in Welsh Jacqueline
First rank, fire!! Second rank, fire!! Third rank, fire!!
Advance!
Fire at will
Which ones will Sgt
Don't worry lads! They're naked and only have spears! Fire at will!!!
Britannia
How do you know?
Britannia
Why do you think I'm white? Bizarre...
And I'm a coward for offering an opinion different from yours? Even more bizarre (but very British of you).
You seem to be confusing the events in the movie "Zulu" with what actually happened in reality. That's not how movies work.
What about this for reality...
The British Army and associated colonial troops were armed with state of the art firearms (for the time period), faced a force of untrained (in modern warfare of that period) farmers armed with spears and cow-hide shields. This gave the British a colossal superiority over their foe. This is a fact.
After the battle Trooper William James Clarke of the Natal Mounted Police described in his diary that 'altogether we buried 375 Zulus and some wounded were thrown into the grave... We were very bitter and did not spare the wounded Zulus'
Lieutenant Horace Smith-Dorrien wrote that the day after the battle an improvised gallows was used "for hanging Zulus who were supposed to have behaved treacherously'. (British justice) Many wounded Zulus were summarily executed on the Battlefield where they lay. A war crime by modern standards.
I have no doubt that the individual British soldiers were brave, fought well and did their duty on the day. But please don't try to make it out like a glorious victory for the British Empire. It was another squalid and shameful event in the history of the inglorious, blood soaked British empire.
In the words of the song;
"Come tell us how you slew,
the poor Arabs two by two,
Or the Zulus armed with their bow and arrows.
How you bravely slew each one,
With your sixteen pounder gun,
You frightened them poor natives to their marrow'.
And I'm a brat? I'm quite close to pension age!!! LOL!!!
From the coal country in eastern Pennsylvania: every St David's Day, we would sing Welsh hymns and Welsh music like this song in our church. I'm 73 and how i miss this wonderful music.
OMG. Full respect to the Welsh choir who took time from singing in the mountains.
There is no greater sound than a Welsh Choir in full voice.
At least as good as a choir of naked Zulus...
@@spackretired Heheheheheheh!
Unless it's Charlotte Church in full voice backed by a Welsh choir in full voice!!
Especially at a rugby match
An english choir singing English
The most beautiful, and the original language of Britain
There is an old Irish blessing you say when entering another man's house for the first time. I say it now to the nation of Wales. "God bless this house and all who dwell here".
How's that in Gaeilga?
What a patriotic performance! A young girl with great pride for her country, its heritage and her roots. And why not? Wales is a beautiful country. So says an Englishman.
Right on. As another Englishman I say the Welsh are some of the finest people on this planet.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
And the best anthem.
@@martinputt6421 "Right on"? An Englishman?🙄 How the standards have dropped.
They have the best anthem
I am English but l lost a mate in Wales while camping with the my Boy scouts club from a accident in 1958 so everytime l hear that fantastic song it brings me to tears
I have not heard Charlotte Church for ages and I had forgotten what a wonderful voice she has. Great song sung by a great choir.
Had
No one remembers that other Welsh kid... David somthing.
I heard this and wanted to march into a horde of Normans with a smile and a rock in my hand. I'm Irish but by god no one sings like the welsh. Outstanding song and the most beautiful language on earth. Welsh is what angels sound like.
I'd rather march into a horde of English racist xenophobe tories with a smile, an LMG and a haversack of full mags - wouldn't matter whether it was to Men of Harlech, Amhran na Bfiann, Flower of Scotland or the Europa Hymne. WHO'S WITH ME?
I am English and I agree with you
@@colinmcdonald8521 Rwy'n aros am yr alwad!!!
You lot sing pretty well down south
what a wonderful Irish person!!!
may freedom come. from Ireland.
The Welsh can sing like no other people, they have been graced by God, sends shivers down my spine, touched by the divine
Mo thoin
Cuir ceist ar mo mhaigairai. Luke tommy paďdy reilly joe mc loughlin. You clown
Damn right!
The Welsh have good voices because of the damp climate. Their throats never dry out.
Diolch yn fawr
Stunning
I am English and proud but equally proud to call Welsh people my brothers and sisters.
Cymru am byth
fy mrodyr.
In the dna boyo!!
Fe godwn ni eto
@@Jacob-wb1kv When you do I hope you are on my side. I love Wales.
Mae arwyr Cymru yn rhoi anrhydedd i bob un ohonom.
We are all British with our own nationalities but love to all of the English the Scottish and Irish
Diolch yn fawr :)
Long live the memory of the 2nd Battalion,24th Foot! Welshmen will not yield!
Charlotte is such a lovely lass and as a proud Englishman must admit no one sings as does the Welsh,music made in heaven
@Scruffy Sandra Ho ho ho Sandra really
AKA ALBION OR JOHN BULL 😁😁😁FAIC A BHEITH BRODHUIL FAOI. CEACHT STAIR AG TEASTAIL UAIT. AMADAN
Impecable and stunning
The young lady has the voice of an angel - but when the male chorus come in I am ready to pick up my Claymore and do or die for King and Country !!!
I love the pride and loyalty the Welsh have for their country. And I love the way they sing
Watch this.. ua-cam.com/video/L_9ZZLBgSMo/v-deo.html
Holy cow, i remember when she first came to prominence but never listened to anything of hers. What a bloody voice. No wonder they called her voice of an angel
If your not Welsh, never mind,!!! We Welsh loved it 😁😁😁
I'm not but would love to learn Welsh. Too bad it doesn't appear to be a language choice on duo lingo.
We all live in the same United kingdom but many welshmen have given their lives in our fight for freedom
Brings tears to the eyes of every patriot.
The Welsh are blessed with beautiful voices powered by hearts of love.
This puts hairs on the back of my neck,nobody can sing like the Welsh and I'm Irish!
RIP Nancy Edna Hayday. Thnx for the gift of music 🎵
😊I was lucky to hear this live at a park in Kearny NJ a wee town with a lot of Scots. Celtic were playing at Giants stadium and there was quite a lot of Celtic fans in the audience, many quite fou the noo.🏴🇮🇪🇺🇸
Forward, Harlech men!
Zulus sir ,Thousands of them,
Oddly enough, not many in London!
And????🏴
I'm American and it made me cry too.
Welsh American here. My entire family sings. I remember singing this when I was a boy. That was many years ago but still brings a lump to my throat.
I am Australia I came to England in the 60.
Liverpool people are the salt off the earth
I services in the first kings regerment now in my 80.thank you to all
As an Englishman with no welsh blood at all I love this song , long live wales on of 4 countries that make up this great nation of ours
You can be forgiven when you understand that only 10 soldiers of the 1/24 that fought in the battle were Welsh. Many of the soldiers of the junior battalion, the 2/24, were Welshmen.[55] Of the 122 soldiers of the 24th Regiment present at the Battle of Rorke's Drift, 49 are known to have been of English nationality, 32 were Welsh, 16 were Irish, one was a Scot, and three were born overseas. The nationalities of the remaining 21 are unknown.[56]
Do you remember the film zulu
You have no monopoly on your emotional reaction to this anthem. I am an American and love it.
@@stevenwolfe7101 A beautiful song.
Eric your words are so true, the four countries that make up the Uk are so diverse and special in their own way and stronger together !
This is incredibly beautiful. Charlotte had the voice of an angel.
As an englishman with a welsh heritage " im sure you can see that from my surname" this is beautiful and im so proud to be a mix of both
Same here my friend . Born in England but welsh parents , uncles , aunts , grandparents and so on . Proud to have Welsh blood
My Dad is English, too 💗🦊🦊😘
I am proud to have English, Irish, Scot, Welsh, Scots-Irish, French, Spanish, German & Cherokee Indian.
It must be so emotional for any Welsh person, I'm English and I'm loving it. Charlotte did a wonderful job.
Whenever I hear this song, I think of the movie Zulu- but what a voice she has.
That was in Zulu War
I'm afraid we won't see "Zulu" again - longer politically accepted. Such a pity.
@@peterhodges7274 hmm
@@peterhodges7274 I watched it again on TV here in Australia only a few weeks ago.
@@peterhodges7274 No so sure about that; the movie is relatively accurate historically, and gave the Zulu warriors the full credit they were due. And the "heroic defense" put up by the defenders wasn't mere Hollywood bombast, but historically accurate: each of those Victoria Crosses was earned in just the way depicted in the movie (Stanley Baker insisted on truthful acccuracy).
Perfect advert for the nation of Wales 🏴 bless her. Good god we missed the the bus in England 🏴 seriously what have we got? I know Charlotte lost her way at times while becoming a woman but she remains a wild Welsh dragon at heart.... Bless her always 👍 Ray 🏴
The welch singing men of Harlech love it and there's nothing like listening to the The Principality Studium in full voice singing Land Of My Father's sung with such passion it always makes me cry
Charlotte Church is an amazing singer a pure pleasure to listen too. The mens choir is a great accompaniment to a great anthem :)
Squaddie"Why us" Color Sgt "'Cause we're 'er Lad, No one else."
Classic
From the Zulu?
No'botty tol' you t' stop workin'...
Do that button up man! Where do y'think you are?
Cause we're 'er lad. No one else
Love to hear the Welsh language love from Ireland
She hits the high notes with such easy power.
Brings a tear to my eye every time especially the Welsh part
This song has seen me through some dark days and it will always keep me fighting!
Absolutely beautiful , so proud to be British, and part of the greatest union on the planet
Unfortunately our 3rd world replacements hate it. Britain will not last another century unless something drastic happens
@@1994CPK i totally agree, it breaks my heart when i see al whats going on.
Don't come here and post such shite. The English empire has abused and stolen from Wales for centuries. Fuck the "Union".
@@Jgoth420 there there cup cake, dont fret, Britain dont need people like you, bye bye
@@strikeruk1 It's important to vote next month..
I sang this song at Harlech Castle in Wales with my family and family friends in 1982 when I was twelve! That is an experience I will never forget...some English school children on a field trip thought we were famous and wanted their photo taken with us! Almost half of those who sang it with us there then are gone now. This song means a lot to me and this rendition by Charlotte Church and the Welsh Men’s Choir makes me tear up!
And ?
Glorious. Men of Harlech need to stand up once again and protect their land!
From whom exactly?
@@deankeith830 Tory and Kipper immigrants.
Always makes me proud to be Welsh 🏴 😊
My mother, who we have just lost to heaven was Welsh. If there's one song that expresses my grief it is this one...
May you be blessed with consoling dreams and memories of your Mum.
One of the best musical masterpieces of all time. Just epic
To end the performance, A proper CURTSY!! by Charlotte Church! What a magnificent acknowledgment of respect.
I am not Welsh but this makes the hairs on my neck stand on end. Saw the Tenby Male Voice Choir live once it had the same effect. Beautiful 👍👏💕
No, you are Welsh, good my countryman x
I have no words. So if you don't mind. I'll let you speak for me.
Sung like an Angel then, and today she still does although we don’t see enough of her ❤️❤️
Over the years I've returned to this magnificent performance many times...
Unbelievable voice. The Welsh really can sing.
What a beautiful young lady 😍
She has the voice of an angel may the almighty God protect her with a live a long and happy life.
Zulus Thousands of them.
I cry every time I see this. Great voices, great song, great honor.
You are not alone. It is very stirring indeed.
Book me in. See you there ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Simply stunning. What a beautiful voice.
She said final song- that's what you really call going out with a bang!
Totally AMAZING.....WELSH
THE BEST SINGERS EVER ....gave me goosebumps.!!!!😇
The best Welsh singers ever isnt much of a compliment
Thank you
@@Totalplonker
You are most welcome.....
🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴
And YES ....WELSH SINGERS...👍👍👍💯💯💯
Not much of a compliment??????
Cant get better than THE BEST!!!
This is directed to INTERNATION PARAM.🤦♀️🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Rousing inspirational song.......up there with Le Marseillaise as a stirring national song , what a fabulous rendition by Charlotte Church and the London Welsh Male voice choir bravo !!!
"We even have matching suits, aint that posh" oh my god that was so cute 😍😊
And the little nod and "yes" to the conductor.
God bless Cymru
As an Englishman even my heart is stirred by Men of Harlech and Charlotte and this choir - magnificent !!!
Always love this song and gives me goosebumps. Proud of my Welsh great grandfather 🏴
I love the contrast between her speaking voice and her singing voice!!
Rather good show i awfully must say so! i am English and i awfully must say, brilliant show old chaps!
Shockingly beautiful. I was not expecting that voice from that young lady!
So natural. She sings from the heart.
Neither did anyone else. Then she grew up.
@@roberthudson1959 She sang this again a few months ago. She's still got it!
Book me in. Her Place is amazing
Amazing voice the Welsh are definitely the best singers
BRILLIANT...
GET RID OF THE TORIES
AND THE NORMANS....
ABSOLUTEMENT...
Yaee..
Charlotte Church is God’s greatest gift to Wales! Welshmen shall not yield! 🏴
Roger that. But her tongue is tight and she needs to work with an Italian not a Brit to fix it. Then watch her bloom...
Oh my life!! My mother used to sing this, she died 23 years ago, but a day doesnt go by when I dont think of how fortunate I was to have such a wonderful mother - this had me in bits… tears of joy - diolch yn fawr 🎵❤️
When you're down, stand up and sing. Men of Harlech is enough to make your hair stand straight.
Absolutely outstanding !! No wonder the Welsh are such a proud nation , every reason to !
Ive seen this at least a hundred times and i still get amazed at that last note she hits
Voice of an Angel . Such a stirring Welsh anthem . Brilliant !
I was on a train today from Portmadoc to Shrewsbury and while we were stopped in Harlech station I played this recording of Charlotte Church and the Welsh choir with the castle right above us in full view
Very atmospheric. Cymru an byth and long live th Celtic people. I love the Western Scottish Highlands and Islands too and go there regularly too. Wonderful!
Superb version. Charlotte certainly has the voice of an angel. The men aren't too bad either.
Every time I hear this my blood runs cold. Chills run up my arms. What magic is this?…
What a voice , what a song.......wonderful rendition.......
Cry everytime; Ode to joy indeed!
Thanks be to God for a good Catholic girl. .Charlotte Church and God bless Welsh folk music.
Craig ❤. Mam.
She is the embodiment of joy. Ms. Church is a delight to watch, and it is so wonderful to revel in 'the young lads' and the orchestra meshing so well with this splendid treasure of a woman. Thank you for sharing this. I return to this performance often, with much pleasure.
This is so brilliant and I'm English
I was some friends in a pub in Camden and thede wonderful gentlemen sang Happy Birthday to my mate's daughter. It was wonderful.
What a voice. Made the hairs on my back stand. I am from Northern Ireland, but oh how the Welsh can sing.
Wow! Goosebumps and respect from America!
I'm Canadian, but my maternal grandparents came from Wales. I was well into my 30's before I found out that Men of Harlech was not the Welsh national anthem!
My grandpas cousin died a deippe 🏴💙💙💙
As a man and boy of Wessex, it brings a lump to my throat when i hear this song sung. For as i am English, i welcome the Welsh to sing as their heart needs, as i sing Jerusalem, let them sing Men of Harlech.
Thank you so much, from Australia. That was magnificent.
Charlotte,s last note just stunning .