Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru Llandudno 1963: Gwahaniaeth rhwng fersiynau

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<blockquote>No event symbolizes more vividly the poetic soul of the Welsh and the unyielding pride and integrity that accompany it than the ceremony of Chairing the Bard. This is the high point of the annual National Eisteddfod. ... The large stage of an enormous prefabricated pavilion was banked with robed bardic dignitaries and the television lights stabbed at them like searchlights</blockquote>
<blockquote>No event symbolizes more vividly the poetic soul of the Welsh and the unyielding pride and integrity that accompany it than the ceremony of Chairing the Bard. This is the high point of the annual National Eisteddfod. ... The large stage of an enormous prefabricated pavilion was banked with robed bardic dignitaries and the television lights stabbed at them like searchlights</blockquote>


Ond wedi dyfarniad y beirniaid Thomas Parry, T.H.Parry-Williams a William Morris:
Ond wedi dyfarniad y beirniaid Thomas Parry, T. H. Parry-Williams a William Morris:


<blockquote>'No poem submitted was deemed worthy, ... the ritual Chairing of the Bard would not take place. Merit before ritual - no ritual for its own sake! ... The 8,000 still sat there in the huge pavilion, as if they had been stunned. Where else, I thought, would people feel so intensely about poetry?</blockquote>
<blockquote>'No poem submitted was deemed worthy, ... the ritual Chairing of the Bard would not take place. Merit before ritual - no ritual for its own sake! ... The 8,000 still sat there in the huge pavilion, as if they had been stunned. Where else, I thought, would people feel so intensely about poetry?</blockquote>

Fersiwn yn ôl 14:32, 18 Ebrill 2019

Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Frenhinol Cymru Llandudno a'r Cylch 1963
Llun gan Geoff Charles

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Archdderwydd Cynan
Cadeirydd B. Haydn Williams
Llywydd Syr T. H. Parry-Williams
Enillydd y Goron Tom Parri-Jones
Enillydd y Gadair neb yn deilwng
Y Fedal Ryddiaith W. Llewelyn Jones
Y Fedal Ddrama Gwilym T. Hughes
Cerrig yr Orsedd, Llandudno - geograph.org.uk - 627445

Cynhaliwyd Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru Llandudno 1963 yn Llandudno, gogledd Cymru. Archdderwydd yr eisteddfod oedd Cynan.

Fe gafodd ffilm o'r Eisteddfod ei saethu gan Dr John Glyn Jones, Brynsiencyn.[1]

Yr unig flywyddyn arall y cafodd yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol ei chynnal yn Llandudno oedd 1896.

Prif gystadlaethau

Cystadleuaeth Teitl y Darn Ffugenw Enw
Y Gadair Genesis - Neb yn deilwng
Y Goron Y Bont - Tom Parri Jones
Y Fedal Ryddiaith Ar Grwydr - W. Llewelyn Jones
Tlws y Ddrama - - Gwilym T. Hughes

Y wasg

Mewn erthygl yn y National Geographic yn 1965 disgrifiodd yr Awstraliad, Alan Villiers, y seremoni cadeirio yn Llandudno yn 1963:[2]

No event symbolizes more vividly the poetic soul of the Welsh and the unyielding pride and integrity that accompany it than the ceremony of Chairing the Bard. This is the high point of the annual National Eisteddfod. ... The large stage of an enormous prefabricated pavilion was banked with robed bardic dignitaries and the television lights stabbed at them like searchlights

Ond wedi dyfarniad y beirniaid Thomas Parry, T. H. Parry-Williams a William Morris:

'No poem submitted was deemed worthy, ... the ritual Chairing of the Bard would not take place. Merit before ritual - no ritual for its own sake! ... The 8,000 still sat there in the huge pavilion, as if they had been stunned. Where else, I thought, would people feel so intensely about poetry?

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  1. http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-eisteddfod-genedlaethol-1963-llandudno-1963/
  2. https://amgueddfa.cymru/898/