Welsh Sale Cassettes

Cassettes of Welsh music.

Note! We are now selling off all cassettes listed on this page at $5 each.

A Note About Cassettes

The Harp and Dragon is no longer buying cassettes; our plan is to discontinue them  when our present stocks are gone. If you play cassettes, there are bargains below while they last. Many of these are by the Sain Recording Company of Wales.

Bryn Terfel: Schwanengesang. Schubert songs, sung in German. C435N. We have one of these left.
Caneuon Bys a Bawd. Children's songs, sung in Welsh by the children of Ysgol Taly-y-bont. Piano accompaniment. One left.
Catatonia: For Tinkerbell, New Mercurial Heights, Dimbran, Gyda Gwen (New Mercurial Heights - Welsh Mix). We have one of these left.
Celtic Songs with Harps. Eleanor Bennett sings mostly Welsh songs, and plays both triple and Celtic harps. One left.
Hen Alawon Cymreig. A fine selection of traditional Welsh tunes played on the Celtic harp by Chris Knowles. A harp-music-only recording.
Mike Peters: Back Into The System . Side one: Back Into the System and A New Chapter. Side Two: Nol i Mewn I'r System a Canrif 21. Rock. We have one of these left.
Mike Peters: Breathe. Poetic Justice, All I Wanted, If I Can't Have It, Breathe, Love Is A Revolution, 10 more songs. Rock.
Popular Melodies Harp Duo/Alawon Poblogaidd Ar Ddwy Delyn. Elinor Bennett and Meinir Heulyn play Cader Idris, Myfanwy, Mory, Cavatina, and other pieces.
Robin Huw Bowen: The Sweet Harp of My Land. Traditional Welsh melodies played by the well-known Welsh harpist. Triple harp (only).
Teilwng Yw'r Oen: trans. "Worthy Is The Lamb." Music from the David Richards film, based on the Messiah by Handel.

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