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Grand Concert at the 2013 Los Angeles St. David's Day Festival-National Day of Wales

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Grand Concert at the 2013 Los Angeles St. David's Day Festival-National Day of Wales
Mar 03, 2013 1:30 PM
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre
4800 Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Celebrate Welsh culture with us at the Los Angeles St. David’s Day Festival-National Day of Wales on March 3, 2013 at the Barnsdall Art Park! Performances by Aedan MacDonnel, Joe Praml, Welsh Choir of Southern California, Paul Child, Siobhan Owen, and a special screening of the 1962 short film Dylan Thomas starring Richard Burton. Also from 10 to 6pm visitors will be delighted in an outdoor festival featuring a Celtic marketplace, Welsh language classes, workshops, Welsh Corgi demonstrations, storytelling, kids crafts, food and much more!

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Barnsdall Gallery Theatre
4800 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90027
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Los Angeles St David's Day Festival-National Day of Wales
March 3, 2013 10-5pm
at the Barnsdall Art Park
4800 Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA, 90027
The Los Angeles St. David's Day Festival - National Day of Wales replants its daffodil roots at the Barnsdall Art Park on March 3, 2013!
A Raven Above Press Presents!
2013 Los Angeles St. David's Day Festival - National Day of Wales
Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant, Los Angeles - Diwrnod Cenedlaethol Cymru
March 3, 2013
Barnsdall Art Park, 4800 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Inside the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre there will be a special ticketed St. David's Day Grand Concert beginning at 1:30pm with a Druid blessing, followed by a screening of the rare 1962 short film 'Dylan Thomas' starring Richard Burton. After this the Welsh Choir of Southern California (Côr Cymraeg De Califfornia) will take the stage, and then a special performance by Paul Child, and in her debut North American appearance - Welsh soprano and harpist Siobhan Owen!
We are all excited by the return of Paul Child to Hollywood. Among his many achievements, Child is Wales biggest independent selling artist, the 'Official Voice of Welsh Rugby', and recently sang at the half time show of the final match of the Wales Rugby Grand Slam. Interesting to note, each time he's sung before a match, Wales has registered a victory. 
Siobhan Owen was born in North Wales to a Welsh father and Irish mother, and moved to Australia when she was 2 years old. A classically trained singer from the age of 9, Siobhan also turns her haunting soprano voice and gentle harp playing to a repertoire of traditional Celtic songs. She has received prestigious awards for both her classical and Celtic singing and is a popular performer at festivals, concerts, recitals etc around Australia. 
Outside the concert beginning at 10am visitors will be delighted in a free Celtic Marketplace, Welsh language classes by Jason Shepherd of the Learn Welsh Podcast, Celtic workshops, Welsh Corgi demonstrations, Kids Crafts at the Ogden Nash Children's Area, and the LA Eisteddfod featuring poetry, storytelling, readings and performance at the Harold Lloyd Outdoor Stage, Welsh food (pasties and cakes) by the Welsh Baker, and much more.
We will be promoting artists from both Wales and the US in a special book release party on Welsh Nursery Rhymes written by Peter Anthony Freeman (Llanelli, UK) and published by A Raven Above Press. International artists include Nathan Wyburn (Abergavenny, UK), Anthony Richards (Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, UK), Siobhan Owen (originally from Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio, UK now residing in Adelaide, South Australia), Michele Witchipoo (New York City, NY), Kimberly Wlassak (Los Angeles, CA), Rochelle Shelly Rosenkild (Riverside, CA), Brian Kenny (Middletown, NY), Nichola Hope (Barry, UK) Sarah Hope (Barry, UK) Rhys Jones (Swansea, UK), Kerry Evans (Swansea, UK), Jo Mazelis (Swansea, UK), Judy Adamson (Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, UK), Spine Stealer (Los Angeles, CA), Karen Richards (Cleveland, OH), Laurent Castiau (Belgium), Gaabriel Becket (Portland, OR), Xavier Lopez Jr. (Seattle, WA), Jason Shepherd (Swansea, UK), Adrien Burke (Los Angeles, CA), Danny Walden (Bell Gardens, CA), Robert Karr (Westminster, CA), John Charles (Los Angeles, CA), Grasiela Rodriguez (Pomona, CA), Casey Ruic (Cleveland, OH), Daniele Serra (Cagliari, Italy), and Lorin Morgan-Richards (Los Angeles, CA).
Also, Sarah Hope from Barry, UK (now in Cardiff) will be in attendance exhibiting a collection of ceramic wall mounted pieces and dinnerware that are decorated with themes from welsh nursery rhymes and stories. The pieces are a collaboration between artists Sarah Hope and Nichola Hope and sculpture Kevin Caufield. 
Tentative Schedule (may be subject to change)
Harold LLoyd Outdoor Stage:
10:00am - Wake the Bard performs
11:00am - Joe Praml reads Dylan Thomas and other Welsh favorites
12:00pm - Aedan MacDonnell performs
1:00pm - Reading by Jude Johnson
2:00pm - Segni Pembroke Welsh Corgi lecture
3:00pm - Peter Griffiths discusses "what it means to be Welsh"
4:00pm - Wake the Bard performs 
Harriet Beecher Stowe Classroom:
11:00am - Learn Welsh Podcast Welsh taster lessons for Welsh Learners
12:00pm - Peter Anthony Freeman reads from the book on Welsh nursery rhymes
1:00pm - Peter Paddon class Gods, Ancestors & the 21st Century Witch
2:00pm - Learn Welsh Podcast taster lessons for Welsh Learners
3:00pm - Celtic Magick class by Jymie Darling of Pan Pipes Marketplace
4:00pm - Reading by R. Merlin of Ariel & Electra 
Grand Concert in the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre:
1:30pm - Druid Blessing (outside)
2:00pm - Screening- Dylan Thomas (1962) by Jack Howells & starring Richard Burton
2:30pm - The Welsh Choir of Southern California (Côr Cymraeg De Califfornia)
3:15pm - Performance by Paul Child
4:05pm - Performance by Siobhan Owen 
Ogden Nash Children's Learning Area
Create your own Daffodil or Leek with artist Rochelle Shelly Rosenkild
& Welsh Choir chorister Caroline will facilitate Ysgol Eisteddfod (School Eisteddfod) to help the youth activate and develop their vocal talents in the arts of poetry, song, comedy and storytelling and their artistic and craft skills! If you weren't born of Welsh heritage you'll leave being The Cymry-Mabwysiad (Welsh by adoption).
Official Major Sponsors include A Raven Above Press, National Welsh-American Foundation, Tom LaBonge 4th District Councilmember
Community Sponsors include Cambrian Heritage Society Madison WI, AmeriCymru, The Welsh Baker, Learn Welsh Podcast, Ninnau & Y Drych, The Celtic Arts Center, Brian Kenny (Dark Corner of the Abyss), Music Wales, Highland Sun, Eugene Hayden, Queens Favor, Red Dragon Management, Choir of Giants Press, Metro.
Friend Sponsors include Jude Johnson, Peter Anthony Freeman, The Order of Bards Ovates & Druids, Pan Pipes Magickal Marketplace, Emily Fromm, The National Library of Wales, Celtic Myth Podcast, JOMO - Joanne Morrison, Visit Wales, and the Dylan Thomas Birthplace. 
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