Ers i griw o ffrindiau ddod at ei gilydd yn y

brifddinas i ffurfio cÃ?r cymysg o dan arweiniad

Sioned James yn y flwyddyn 2000, mae

CÃ?rdydd wedi sefydlu ei hun fel un o gorau

mwyaf llwyddiannus Cymru. Mae’r c�r wedi

ennill yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol un ar

ddeg o weithiau, a chipio teitl CÃ?r yr Å?yl ar bum

achlysur. Fe ddaeth i’r brig yng nghystadleuaeth

Corau Radio Cymru yn 2003, ac ennill

categori’r Corau Cymysg yng nghystadleuaeth

CÃ?r Cymru ar S4C ddwywaith, yn 2009 a

2017.

Dros y blynyddoedd mae CÃ?rdydd wedi

perfformio amrywiaeth eang o ddarnau ar

lwyfannau ar draws Cymru a thu hwnt, gan

deithio i Barbados a Hong Kong, perfformio

yn Neuadd Carnegie yn Efrog Newydd, ac fel

rhan o wyl Gymreig Ontario yng Nghanada.

Bu’r c�r yn ffodus hefyd o gael cydweithio â

rhai o gyfansoddwyr corawl enwoca’r byd, gan

gynnwys Eric Whitacre, Paul Mealor a Morten

Lauridsen.

Since a group of friends came together in

Cardiff to form a new mixed choir in the year

2000 under the baton of Sioned James,

CÃ?rdydd has established itself as one of

Wales’ most successful choirs. It has won

at the National Eisteddfod eleven times, and

claimed the main title of ‘Choir of the Festival’

on five occasions. CÃ?rdydd won BBC Radio

Cymru’s choral competition in 2003, and the

mixed choir category in S4C’s ‘C�r Cymru’

twice in 2009 and 2017.

Over the years, the choir has performed a varied

repertoire on numerous stages in Wales

and beyond, and has travelled to Barbados

and Hong Kong, performed in Carnegie Hall

in New York, and as part of the Ontario Welsh

Festival in Canada. CÃ?rdydd has also been

fortunate to work with some of the world’s

most famous choral composers, including Eric

Whitacre, Paul Mealor and Morten Lauridsen.