Crwth: An ancient fiddle-harp cross (mentioned by the Romans), with four gut strings on a violin fingerboard and two off it, tuned g-g’-c’-c”-d’-d.” ...

There are a number of crwth players in Wales, including Cas Meurig, who continues to develop the crwth repertoire, and Robert Evans, who with vocalist Mary-Anne Roberts, recreates 'cerdd dafod ...

There are a number of crwth players in Wales, including Cas Meurig, who continues to develop the crwth repertoire, and Robert Evans, who with vocalist Mary-Anne Roberts, recreates 'cerdd dafod ...

Wales has a rich musical heritage, and although many of its traditional instruments are not commonly heard, there are still musicians keeping the folk tradition alive, arranging and performing ...

In the mid-twentieth century, the unbroken tradition of harp-playing in Wales was maintained largely through one person: Nansi Richards-Jones ... but also plays the crwth.