Various - Rough Guide to the Music of Wales

The traditional music of Wales is one of Europe's best kept secrets. Based on Celtic, medieval, renaissance, baroque, romantic and native art elements, the music of Wales has an innocence and freshness that is hard to find at the beginning of the 21st century. This rough guide features tracks from the country's biggest musical talents, old and new, and indigenous instruments, including the Welsh triple harp, the pube cwd (bagpipe) and pibgorn (a shepherd's single reed pipe)
1. Melangell/Megis Sibylltir - LLio Rydderch
2. Y Ddau Farch - Murphy, Julie & Dylan Fowler
3. Mynd I Rymni - Rad Foundation
4. Kaniad Y Gwynn Bibydd - Taylor, William
5. Canu'r Pwnc - Rhydwilym, Capel
6. Breuddwydion - Stevens, Meic
7. Hiraeth Am Feirion - Ffynnon
8. Hen Ladi Fowr Benfelen - Thomas, John (1)
9. Lawr A'r Ffrancod/Medley Caerfaddon - Morgan, John (1)
10. Conset Y Peipar Coch/Erddigan Y Pibydd Coch - Matthews, Ceri Rhys & Johnathan Shortland
11. Merched - Pigyn Clust
12. Tom Edwards/Angharad Sian/Y Derwydd - Kilbride
13. SS Agnes Jack/Aberdare Railway Polka - Boys From The Hill
14. Bethel - Williams, Sion
15. Erddigan Y Pibydd Coch/Tri A Chwech/Marwand Yr Heliwr - Evans, Bob & Gareth Whelan
16. Pen Rhaw - Richards, Nansi
17. Triban Morgannwg - Yr Hwntws
18. Breuddwyd Y Frenhines - Dafis, Guto
19. Miner's Hornpipe/Monmouth Hornpipe - Lease, Mike & Jane Ridout
20. Fi Wela - Fernhill