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1974

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Song for Wales

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1974 national final was broadcast at 17:40 GMT on BBC Wales on 11 May 1974.[1][2] The competition was titled Song for Wales and took place during the show Gwerin '74.[1]

Song for Wales - 11 May 1974[1]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Iris Williams "I gael Cymru yn Gymru'n rydd" Rod Thomas, Robin Griffith 1
Iris Williams "Fy nghydwybod i" Rod Thomas, Robin Griffith 2

1975

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Cân Cymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1975 national final was broadcast at 19:30 GMT on BBC Wales on 16 May 1975.[3][4][5] The contest was held in the Felinfach Theatre in Aberaeron and was hosted by Hywel Gwynfryn.[3][4] BBC Wales opened a submission period for interested songwriters to submit songs until 1 March 1975.[6] More than 70 entries were submitted, and five songs were selected to compete.[3] BBC Wales chose suitable singers for the five entries.[6] The winner was chosen by a panel of juries.[4]

Cân Cymru - 16 May 1975[3][7]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Bran "Caled fwlch" Gwyndaf Meirion 1
Susan Broderick
Porthmadog

1976

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Song for Wales

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Song for Wales 1976[8]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Rhian Rowe "Y llanc glaslygad" Douglas Roberts[9] 1

1977

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Song for Wales

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Song for Wales 1977[10]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Cawl Sefin "Dafydd ap Gwilym" Meinir Lloyd, Peter Hughes Griffiths[9] 1

1979

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Cân Cymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1979 national final was broadcast at 17:30 GMT on HTV on 31 March 1979.[11] The competition was hosted by Arfon Haines Davies.[11]

Cân Cymru - 31 March 1979[12]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Y Felin Wen "Ni welaf yr haf" Arfon Wyn 1

1980

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National Final

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A total of 38 entries were submitted.[13]

Welsh national final 1980[14]
Song Songwriter(s) Place
"Golau tan gwmwl" Geraint Lovgreen, Myrddin ap Dafydd 1

1981

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Cân Cymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1981 national final was broadcast at 17:05 GMT on HTV on 26 March 1981.[15] Five songs competed, which were all performed by the group Beca, and the results were decided by a panel of juries.[15]

1982

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1982 national final was broadcast at 19:55 GMT on BBC Wales and BBC Radio Cymru on 5 May 1982.[16] The show was presented by Emyr Wyn and Menna Gwyn.[17] Four songs competed, which were all performed by the group Bando, and the results were decided by a 5-member jury panel.[17]

Cân i Gymru - 5 May 1982[18]
Song Songwriter(s) Place
"Nid llwynog oedd yr haul" Geraint Lovgreen, Myrddin ap Dafydd 1

1983

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1983 national final was broadcast at 21:05 GMT on BBC Wales and BBC Radio Cymru on 1 March 1983.[19] The show was presented by Emyr Wyn.[19] Six songs competed, which were performed by Linda Healy and Cleif Harpwood.[19]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1983[19][20][21]
Song Songwriter(s) Place
"Popeth ond y gwir" Robin Gwyn, Siân Wheway[9] 1
"Gwlad bach" Frank Hennessy

1984

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1984 national final was broadcast at 19:30 GMT on S4C on 1 March 1984.[22] The show was presented by Emyr Wyn.[22]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1984[20][22]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Geraint Griffiths "Y cwm" Huw Chiswell[9] 1

1986

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1986 national final was broadcast at 20:15 GMT on S4C on 1 March 1986.[23] The show was presented by Margaret Williams.[23] Six songs competed which were all performed by either Eirlys Parri or the band Llwybr Cyhoeddus.[23]

1987

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1987 national final, Cân i Gymru, was held on 12 March 1987 and broadcast on 15 March 1987 at 21:00 GMT on S4C.[24][25] The competition was held at the Aberconwy Leisure Centre in Llandudno, and was presented by Caryl Parry Jones.[25] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs from 21 November 1986 until 20 January 1987.[26][27] Songwriters suggested artists (which could also be themselves) to perform their submitted songs and eight were chosen to compete in Cân i Gymru.[26] The results were decided by five jury panels.[26][27]

Cân i Gymru - 12 March 1987[28]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Eryr Wen "Gloria tyrd adre" Euros Jones, Llion Jones 1
Trisgell 2

1988

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1988 national final, Cân i Gymru, was held on 11 March 1987 and broadcast on 13 March 1988 at 19:30 GMT on S4C.[29][30] A submission period for entries was opened until 20 January 1988, and eight songs were chosen to compete.[29][31] The competition was held at the Aberconwy Leisure Centre in Llandudno, and was presented by Geraint Griffiths.[29][30]

Cân i Gymru - 13 March 1988[30]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Manon Llwyd "Cân Wini" Manon Llwyd, Eirug Wyn 1
Tudur Morgan "Mor glyd yw'n byd" Tudur Morgan 2
Gwrthod Yr Afal

1989

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1989 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 19 March 1989 at 21:00 GMT on S4C.[32] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 20 January 1989.[33] The competition was held at the Aberconwy Leisure Centre in Llandudno.[33] Songwriters suggested artists to perform their submitted songs and eight were chosen to compete in Cân i Gymru.[32][33] The results were decided by five panels of juries.[33]

Cân i Gymru - 19 March 1989[34]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Hefin Huws "Twll triongl" Hefin Huws, Les Morrison 1
Arfon Wyn & Plant Llanddwyn 2
Mari Owen "Nos ar ben" 3

1990

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1990 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 17 March 1990 at 19:40 GMT on S4C.[35] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 26 January 1990, and eight were chosen to compete in Cân i Gymru.[36] The competition was held at Stiwdio Barcud, in Caernarfon, and was presented by Owain Gwilym and Alaw Bennett Jones.[36][37] The results were decided by five panels of juries.[36]

Cân i Gymru - 17 March 1990[37][38][39][40][41]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Sobyn A'r Smeiliaid "Gwlad y rasta gwyn" Bryn Fôn, Rhys Parry 1
"I'r wyres fach" Nia Gruffydd, Gwenda Williams, Glyn Roberts
Y Brodyr Gregory "Ar ol y gwin" Emlyn Dole
Catrin Mair "Gwylio'r cymylau" Eluned Rees, [Unknown]
Maldwyn Pope & Gareth Morlais "Dagrau'r de"
Bedwyr Morgan "Cyn i'r deithriaid ddod" Rod Thomas, [Unknown]

1991

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1991 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 2 March 1991 at 19:15 GMT on S4C.[42] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 10 November 1990.[43] At the end of the submission period, 108 songs had been submitted and eight were chosen to compete in Cân i Gymru 1991.[44]

Cân i Gymru - 2 March 1991[20][44]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Neil Williams & Band "Yr un hen le" Richard Marks[9] 1
Sian James "Hiraeth calon ddoe" John Adrian Jones

1992

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1992 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 18 April 1992 at 19:15 GMT on S4C, although the actual competition was recorded a few days prior.[45][46] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 25 November 1991.[47] By the end of the submission period, 114 songs had been submitted and eight were chosen to compete in Cân i Gymru.[48][46] The show was recorded at Barcud Studios, Caernarfon, and was presented by Nia Chiswell.[45][46] The results were decided by four panels of juries in Cardiff, Lampeter, Gregynog, and Bodelwyddan, and Caernarfon.[46][49]

"Troi y cylchau", written by Meic Stevens and to be performed by Steve Bolton & Band was disqualified prior to the competition as an English version of the song had already been broadcast.[46]

Cân i Gymru - 18 April 1992[46][49][50]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Cwlwm "Gwinllan werdd" Emyr Davies, Marian Thomas
Dylan Davies & Jiws "Traeth cariadon" Geraint Thomas, Dafydd Saer
Eifion Williams "Dal i gredu" Alwen Derbyshire, Meleri Roberts, Gwennant Pyrs[9] 1
Geraint Griffiths "Ble'r aeth y tân?" Tony Elliott, Daffyd Les
John & Alun "Seren y sgrin" John Humfrey, Geraint Jones
Nia Gruffydd "Roedd hi fel chi a fi" Donna Marie Jones
Paul Gregory & Llio Millward "Cariad yw cariad" Paul Gregory, Chris Senior
Steve Bolton & Band "Troi y cylchau" Meic Stevens –

1993

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1993 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 10 April 1993 at 19:50 GMT on S4C.[51] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 22 January 1993, and eight entries were chosen for the competition.[52] The results were decided by public televote, which were announced in a later broadcast at 21:35 GMT.[51][52]

Cân i Gymru - 10 April 1993[20][53]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Paul Gregory "Y cam nesa'" Paul Gregory 1
Meic Stevens "Yr eglwys ar y cei" Meic Stevens
Celt "Dwi'n amau dim" Barry Jones
Dafydd Dafis "Tŷ Coz" Elwyn Williams, Iwan Llwyd
Martin Beatty "Paid anghofio" Gareth Sion, Pwyll ap Sion
Siân James "Disgwyl" John Adrian Jones
Byd Newydd "O hyfryd fyd" Huw Pritchard
Bob Dylan & Ebillion "Y teithiwr" Twm Morys

1994

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1994 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 1994 at 19:30 GMT on S4C.[54] A submission period was opened for interested songwriters to submit songs until 26 January 1994, and eight entries were chosen for the competition.[55][56] The show was held in Cardiff and was presented by Nia Chiswell and Stifyn Parri.[54] The results were decided by public televote, which were announced in a later broadcast at 22:00 GMT.[54]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1994[20][56][57]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Geraint Griffiths "Rhyw ddydd" Paul Gregory, Lorraine King, Dave Parsons[9]
"Dwy ynys dau fwyd" Enfys Tanner, Eluned Tanner
Lorraine King "Credu mewn cariad" Mal Pope

1995

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1995 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 1995 at 19:30 GMT on S4C.[58] The show was held in the Pontrhydfendigaid Hall and was presented by Nia Chiswell.[58] The results were announced in a later broadcast at 22:35 GMT.[58]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1995[20]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Gwenda Owen "Cân i'r ynys werdd" Arwel John, Richard Jones[9] 1

1996

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1996 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 1996 at 19:25 GMT on S4C.[59] The show was held in Pontrhydfendigaid and was presented by Nia Chiswell.[59][60] The results were decided by public televote, which were announced in a later broadcast at 22:20 GMT.[59][60]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1996[20][60][61]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Iwcs a Doyle "Cerrig yr afon" John Doyle, Iwan Roberts[9] 1
"Calon y wlad" Roger Henderson, Andrew King
"Gwlad dy hun" Paul Gregory
Eden "Cymru Bell" Edward Bate, Wyn pearson
"Llygadu'r nos" Hywel Gwynfryn, Rhodri Tomos

1997

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1997 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 1997 at 19:15 GMT on S4C.[62] The show was held in Pontrhydfendigaid and was presented by Nia Chiswell.[62][63] A submission period was opened for songs and 70 submissions were received, from which eight were chosen to compete.[63] The results were decided by public televote, which were announced in a later broadcast at 22:30 GMT.[62][63]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1997[63]
Draw Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
1 Dafydd Dafis "Cyn y wawr" Adrian Jones
2 Llio Millward "Yn fy nghalon" Lucie Chivers
3 Bedwyr Morgan "Cerdded dros y mynydd" Rhodri Tomos
4 Catrin Brooks & Rhys Harries "Neb yn fy ngharu" Rhys Harries
5 Geraint Griffiths "Cariad yn un" Richard Synnot, Julia Prydderch
6 Non Parry "Dol a Bryn" Roger Henderson, Peter Charlton
7 Bryn Fon "Un funud fach" Barry Jones 1
8 Eifion Williams "Swn dy lais" Eifion Williams

1998

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1998 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 28 February 1998 at 18:15 GMT on S4C.[64] The show was presented by Nia Chiswell.[64] A submission period for songs was opened until 9 January 1998 and eight songs were chosen to compete.[65][66] All three songs were sung by either Steffan Rhys Williams, Angharad Brinn, and/or Arwel Wyn Roberts.[67] The results were decided by public televote, which were announced in a later broadcast at 21:50 GMT.[64][66]

Cân i Gymru - 28 February 1998[66][67][68]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Arwel Wyn Roberts "Rho dy law" Rhodri Thomas 1
"Dros dro" Emlyn Dole 3
Steffan Rhys Williams "Todda fi'n rhydd" Meilyr Wynn
Angharad Brinn "Rhyddid a ddaw" Lorraine King, Peter King
Steffan Rhys Williams & [?] "Ni bu nos mor dywyll"
Angharad Brinn, Arwel Wyn Roberts, & Steffan Rhys Williams "Tymhorau"

1999

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1999 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 1999 at 20:00 GMT on S4C.[69] The show was held at Corwen Pavilion, and was presented by Nia Chiswell and Dafydd Du.[69][70] A submission period for songs was opened and 140 entries were received, from which eight were chosen to compete.[70] The results were decided by public televote.[69]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 1999[70][71]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Stephan Rhys Williams "Torri'n rhydd" Stephan Rhys Williams, Matthew McAvoy 1
"Merch mewn cariad" Shan Davies 4
"Ein cân" Llinos Thomas 6
"Bryn coed" John Doyle, Emrys Williams
"Elenya" Paul Adams, Andrea Parker

2000

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Cân i Gymru

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The Welsh Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1999 national final, Cân i Gymru, was broadcast on 1 March 2000 at 20:00 GMT on S4C.[72] Eight songs competed.[72]

Cân i Gymru - 1 March 2000[20][73]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Martin Beattie "Cae o ŷd" Arfon Wyn[9] 1
Tara Bethan & Llinos Thomas
Non Parry
Rhydian Phillips
Dyfrit Evans
John Dyle & Jackie Williams John Dyle, Jack Williams

2003

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Cân i Gymru

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Cân i Gymru 2003[20][74]
Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
Non Parry & Steffan Rhys Williams "Oes lle i mi" Mererid Hopwood, Emma Walford[9] 1

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