Michael Stimpson
Edited Sioned Williams
Capel Celyn, a village near Bala in North Wales, was flooded in 1965 to create a reservoir for Liverpool. People were devastated as the water rushed into the valley, drowning the Chapel, Quaker Meeting House, the Post Office, and a number of cottages. There had been considerable protests, including the bombing of a transformer on the site of the dam structure, and in many respects the controversy had wider and longer-term consequences. Michael Stimpson wrote this work to mark the 50th anniversary of the flooding in 2015, as well as the 60th birthday of Sioned Williams.
Published by Creighton's Collection
Published Retail Price - £8.00
Further information available at www.creightonscollection.co.uk
The Drowning of Capel Celyn is recorded on the Stone Records CD "Dylan"
Harp solo performed by Sioned Williams.
The CD is available from Creighton's Collection - £12 +p&p
Promotional Video from Stone Records using the music from The Drowning of Capel Celyn
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