Y Plygain yng Nghymru / ‘Y Plygain’ in Wales

Blog gan Rhiannon Ifans am y traddodiad plygain.

🐓Mae’n debyg mai o’r Lladin pullicantio sef ‘caniad y ceiliog’ y daw’r gair plygain. Cynhelid y gwasanaeth yn wreiddiol am 3 o'r gloch y bore.

Y Plygain yng Nghymru – https://t.co/8SKljRG16L pic.twitter.com/uLo8Lo9BSn

— 🎵 Yr Archif Gerddorol (@CerddLLGC) December 17, 2021

Blog by Rhiannon Ifans on the Plygain singing tradition in Wales.

🐓Originally, the service was held at 3 a.m., and the word 'plygain' stems from the Latin 'pullicantio', meaning ‘cock’s crow’.https://t.co/yiqboUlUGV pic.twitter.com/XaVC5dGhe3

— 🎵 Welsh Music Archive (@MusicNLW) December 17, 2021