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Cymdeithas Offerynnau Traddodiadol Cymru |
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Clybiau Alawon
ar draws Cymru Cynllun dysgu a chwarae alawon
traddodiadol Cynllun cenedlaethol dysgu alawon traddodiadol Sefydliad lleol yw clwb alawon sydd yn cwrdd yn rheolaidd er mwyn galluogi ei aelodau i ddysgu alawon traddodiadol Cymreig gyda'i gilydd. Mae arno angen man cyfarfod, trefnydd neu dîm trefnu ac aelodau sy'n mynychu. Yn y cyfarfodydd, gall aelodau cydweithio ar alawon sy'n adnabyddus i rai ohonynt neu ddysgu alawon newydd, a gallent gyflogi tiwtor i'w harwain. Pa gefnogaeth mae Alawon Cymru yn cynnig i glybiau alawon? Mae'n cynnig cymorthdal, hyd at uchafswm o £200 dros y flwyddyn, i annog clybiau alawon i gyfarfod a dod i adnabod a chwarae ein halawon, . Gellir defnyddio'r cymorthdal tuag at dalu tiwtor gyda chostau teithio, llogi ystafell os yw'n angenrheidiol, a chostau rhedeg fel dyblygu a hysbysebu. Cyniga hefyd taflenni cyhoeddusrwydd cyffredinol a ellir eu haddasu yn lleol, a hefyd cefnogaeth gwefan canolog fel man cyfeirio i'r clwb alawon agosach. Sut mae cynnig am gynhaliaeth Alawon Cymru ar gyfer clybiau alawon? Er mwyn derbyn cefnogaeth, mae angen i'r clwb :
Mae'r cyfanswm sydd ar gael i gefnogi Clybiau Alawon yn gyfyngedig, felly cwblhewch a danfonwch eich ffurflen gais heb oedi. Bydd angen y manylion canlynol ar y ffurflen: enw a manylion cysylltu'r trefnydd, enw'r clwb, lleoliad a dyddiadau am y cyfarfodydd cyntaf, rhestr o aelodau, amcan o'r gwariant a'r incwm y disgwylir. Gofynnir i chi ddanfon y ffurflen ar ffurf electronig drwy e-bost os yn bosibl. Meurig Williams, Secretary, Clera 57 Beulah Road, Rhiwbina Cardiff CF14 6LU meurig@sesiwn.com |
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Tune Clubs across Wales Learning and playing Welsh traditional tunes The Wales Arts Council is supporting Clera, the society for Welsh traditional instruments in its cross-Wales initiative, Alawon Cymru to help musicians learn and play Welsh traditional tunes and to improve the standard of their playing. The project has four parts, namely Tune Clubs, Tutor Sessions, Workshops and publishing a book of common session tunes.What is a tune club? A tune club is a local organisation that meets periodically so that it members can learn Welsh traditional tune together. It needs a venue, an organiser or organising team and members who attend. Meetings may either involve working on tunes already learned or learning new ones, possibly in tutor sessions with a paid tutor. What support does Alawon Cymru offer to tune clubs? It offers a funding subsidy to encourage tune clubs to meet and learn new tunes, up to a maximum of £200. The funding is there to help pay for a tutor with travel costs, room hire if this charge is unavoidable, and general running costs such as printing and advertising. It also offers adaptable generic publicity leaflets and central website support as a general reference so that interested players can find their nearest tune club. How do you apply for Alawon Cymru support for tune clubs? To receive this support, the tune club needs to:
Only a limited number of tune clubs can be supported, so return your application soon. You will need to provide the following information: name & contact details of coordinator, name of club, venue and projected dates, list of members, projected expenditure and income. If possible, the form should be returned in electronic form by e-mail. Meurig Williams, Secretary, Clera 57 Beulah Road, Rhiwbina Cardiff CF14 6LU meurig@sesiwn.com |
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