Tag: conwy
Conwy Pirate Festival Day 1
#ThrowbackThursday
A memory of last Summer.
A Jester, a Wizard and a Storyteller walked into a Castle..
They immediately fell into a discussion as to which of them might best please an audience. The Jester began thus;
“I use my jugglery and clownery to please my audience. By throwing my chattels into the heavens and capturing them once more on their decent do I thrill and cause much merriment in the hearts of my audience and thus am best fitted to please them!”
At this the Wizard laid down his strange and colourful talisman of Rubric (or something very like it) and with much solemnity began;
“I weave my subtle art to please my audience. By magic and illusion I create great spectacles of light and surprise. With these visions do I create wonder in the minds of my audience and thus am best fitted to please them!”
The Storyteller looked up from his mug and wiped his unkempt whiskers upon his sleeve and replied;
“Gentles both, I know my place! I am but a humble Storyteller and lack the skill and wisdom of my friend the Wizard, or the… patronage of my friend the Jester, but in my own small way both your offices meet in mine! You see I do jugglery with my stories and throw them into the heavens for others to catch, and I weave magic and illusion into my tales to create spectacles of the imagination. And my skill is one that grows, for an audience may wonder at your skills here within the castle yet mine they may take and recreate themselves time and again at home. Thus I am best fitted to please them”
Pennod 18
Sant Collen
Mae heddiw, y 21ain o Fai, yn ddiwrnod Sant Collen, a dyma hanes sut fu iddo guro brenin y Tylwyth Teg, Gwyn ap Nudd.
I wrando ar y pennod hon, cliciwch ar y llun isod neu am fwy o ffyrdd i danysgrifio ewch at y dudalen yma.
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Pennod 16
Gafr Cadwaladr
Byddwch yn ofalus o anifeiliad Cymru, weithiau maent yn fwy hudol Byddwch yn ofalus o anifeiliaid Cymru, weithiau maent yn fwy hudol na’r Tylwyth Teg eu hunain. Dyna fu i Cadwaladr ddarganfod un diwrnod ar ôl cam-drin ei hoff afr, Jeni.
I wrando ar y pennod hon, cliciwch ar y llun isod neu am fwy o ffyrdd i danysgrifio ewch at y dudalen yma.
Mae’r podlediad yma yn rhad ac am ddim ond os hoffech chi gadael adolygiad (review) 5 seren ar iTunes neu lle bynnag rydych yn cael eich podlediadau Ac os hoffwch brynu goffi i mi am fy waith caled mae croeso i chi wneud hynny yma www.ko-fi.com/llusern
Cerddoriaeth ddi-hawlfraint yng Nghymru diolch i Slic, rhan o Sain. Safe we www.slictrac.com
Llun gan Prettysleepy o Pixabay
Pennod 14
Morforwyn Conwy
Morforynion da neu drwg? Roedd yr un oedd gan Hans Christian Anderson yn dda ond mae’r gweddill yn fwy llwyd eu gwedd. Dwi ddim yn siwr os oedd Morforwyn Conwy yn haeddu eu ffawd, ond falle bod pobl y dre, y Jac y Dos am y ffordd ddaru nhw ei thrin hi.
I wrando ar y pennod hon, cliciwch ar y llun isod neu am fwy o ffyrdd i danysgrifio ewch at y dudalen yma.
Mae’r podlediad yma yn rhad ac am ddim ond os hoffech chi gadael adolygiad (review) 5 seren ar iTunes neu lle bynnag rydych yn cael eich podlediadau Ac os hoffwch brynu goffi i mi am fy waith caled mae croeso i chi wneud hynny yma www.ko-fi.com/llusern
Cerddoriaeth ddi-hawlfraint yng Nghymru diolch i Slic, rhan o Sain. Safe we www.slictrac.com
A Jester, a Wizard and a Storyteller walked into a Castle…
A Jester, a Wizard and a Storyteller walked into a Castle..
They immediately fell into a discussion as to which of them might best please an audience. The Jester began thus;
“I use my jugglery and clownery to please my audience. By throwing my chattels into the heavens and capturing them once more on their decent do I thrill and cause much merriment in the hearts of my audience and thus am best fitted to please them!”
At this the Wizard laid down his strange and colourful talisman of Rubric (or something very like it) and with much solemnity began;
“I weave my subtle art to please my audience. By magic and illusion I create great spectacles of light and surprise. With these visions do I create wonder in the minds of my audience and thus am best fitted to please them!”
The Storyteller looked up from his mug and wiped his unkempt whiskers upon his sleeve and replied;
“Gentles both, I know my place! I am but a humble Storyteller and lack the skill and wisdom of my friend the Wizard, or the… patronage of my friend the Jester, but in my own small way both your offices meet in mine! You see I do jugglery with my stories and throw them into the heavens for others to catch, and I weave magic and illusion into my tales to create spectacles of the imagination. And my skill is one that grows, for an audience may wonder at your skills here within the castle yet mine they may take and recreate themselves time and again at home. Thus I am best fitted to please them”
Which of the three was correct in his assertion I cannot say, but come to #conwycastle this Friday and judge for yourselves.
Tales for Wales, never fails.
#cyfarwydd #jesterlife #gatlingmagic
We are back at Conwy Castle again today with a Jester and a Wizard. Last week we had to retreat indoors for our stories but we had fun nonetheless. Hope fully we will be back outdoors today.
Chwedlau Conwy Stories
Today we I will be back at Conwy Castle telling tales in the company of Erwyd, the Conwy Jester and the Wizard of Conwy, Jay Gatling.
Ongoing, all day from 11am.