DONA DYDTH-TARDH
M C ALCHEMIST
- An Heul ow Sevel [The Rising Sun]
- An Toll an Men [The Hole of the Stone]
- Golowan [The Midsummer Fires]
- An Cawl-Heul [The Sun-Broth]
- Arluth an Ughel-Vre [Lord of the High Hill]
- Melder an Hav [The Honey of Summer]
- An Gwithyas-Lowen [The Merry Guardian]
- An Pisky Porth [The Piskey’s Portal]
- Splannder an Enederen [Splendor of the Soul]
- Dewhelans an Golow [Return of the Light]
ARCHIVE RECORD: THE CORNISH CYCLE II // DONA DYDTH-TARDH
This second volume of The Cornish Cycle gathers the brighter transmission family: sunrise, stone-passage, midsummer fire, sun-broth, high hills, summer honey, merry guardians, Piskey portals, soul-splendor, and the return of light.
FIELD NOTES:
An Heul ow Sevel: The sun rises and the darkness begins to flee.
An Toll an Men: Passage through the stone becomes rebirth and release.
Golowan: Midsummer fires climb the hills and answer the night.
An Cawl-Heul: Sunlight dances in water, bowl, broth and morning wonder.
Arluth an Ughel-Vre: From the high hill, land, sea and valley open beneath the light.
Dewhelans an Golow: The returning dawn completes the cycle.
Artwork presented in Kernowek and English translation, these recordings are less a conventional folk album than a weathered book of western tales: stone, sea, mine, spirit and dark returning.
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AN GOLOW A DHEU
The light arrives.