Hogia’r Wyddfa are a Welsh five-piece band with a career in Welsh-language entertainment that has lasted for over fifty years.[1][2] The band was formed in 1963.
The band's recording career began in 1968 with the first of a series of EP recordings for Dryw. They recorded their first album with Sain in 1974 and were among the first Sain artists to receive a Gold Disc for record sales.
The original members were Arwel Jones, Myrddin Owen, Vivian Williams, Elwyn Jones, and accompanist Richard Huw Morris, whose playing style was a prominent part of their appeal.
Following the death of Richard Huw Morris,[3] a search was conducted for a successor, eventually leading to the selection of Annette Bryn Parri, who has a separate career as an accompanist to other artists and as part of the duo Piantel.[4]
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