RanG #462 – Kist Kov
Kensa a lever dhyn a-dro dhe’n ragdres nowydh ‘Kist Kov’.
Kensa tells us about the new project ‘Memory Box’.
Matthew Clarke
‘Ro dhyn kres’ – kan Nadelik gans Skwardya
RO DHYN KRES – M. ab Dewi 15/11/2019
1
C Am G C Am G
Ro dhyn kres an seson ma – ro dhyn kres marpleg
Am C Am G C G C G
Ha pan vo lett dhe gas ow sos – re bo Nadelik teg
2
C Am Em G C Am G
Ro dhyn ni kesunyans hweg – ynter pub hil y’n bys
Am C Am G C G C G
Ha pan vo hedhys omladh drog – Re bo Nadelik klys
PONS
C Am G C Am G Gm F C
Ro dhyn kres – Ro dhyn kres – ro dhyn kres
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RanG #461 – Yma Nadelik nebes moy nes
Ni a sen moy ilow Nadelik.
We play some more Christmas music.
RanG #460 – An Gwyns i’n Helik
Nicholas Williams a gews ow tuchya y dreylyans a’n Gwyns y’n Helik.
Nicholas Williams talks about his translation of The Wind in the Willows.
AN MIS 27 – MIS DU 2019
An dowlen ma yw towlen nowodhow yn Kernewek. Dyllys yw pub mis. / This is a Cornish language news programme. It is published every month.
An mis ma / this month:
- Lowender Peran
- Dalva an Yeth
- Roger Holmes
- Pons Tamer
RanG #459 – Toll Pons Tamer
Yma derivas dhyn ow tuchya kressyans toll Pons Tamer. Kynsa seythen yw gans Peninsula Radio war An ros.
We have a report about the increase in the Tamar Bridge toll. It is the first week with Peninsula Radio on the Roseland.
RanG #458 – Dalva an Yeth
Matthi a dhynergh Pawl Dunbar dhe RanG arta. Yma derivas war Dhalva an Yeth.
Matthi welcomes Pawl Dunbar to RanG again. There is a report on Dalva an Yeth.
‘Jerry hag Erel’ – diskwedhyans 1
Ottomma dyllans nowydh a’n dowlen glappya yn Kernewek.
Here is a new edition of the Cornish language chat show.
Gwestoryon: Pol Hodge, Matthi ab Dewi ha Skwardya.
Presentyas: Jerry Sethir.
RanG #457 – Lowender Peran
Matthi ha Delia a dhre derivas dhywgh a-dhyworth Lowender Peran.
Matthi and Delia bring you a report from Lowender Peran.
RanG #455 – Gool Keltek yn Connecticut
Trelawney Grenfell-Muir a lever dhyn ow tuchya gool Keltek yn Statys Unys le mayth esa stalla Kernewek.
Trelawney Grenfell-Muir tells us about a Celtic festival in the USA where there was a Cornish language stall.