Athro, Dafydd (David) ??-?? Wales, ? - ?, ?
harpist of any time before the 17th century, ? is Athro a variation of the word athrawon (teacher)

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[] Gosteg Dafydd Athro. Harp Gosteg is not the title but the style, it translates to Silence in the original Robert ap Huw manuscript of the beginning of the 17th century. Robert ap Huw (c1580-1665) was a welsh harpist from Bodwigen in Anglesey who copied harp pieces from sources including music supposed to have been handed down from the time of the British Druids (4th century BCE to the 2nd century) upto sources from the 16th century

Title

Parts

[] Gosteg Dafydd Athro. Harp
Gosteg is not the title but the style, it translates to Silence
in the original Robert ap Huw manuscript of the beginning of the 17th century.
Robert ap Huw (c1580-1665) was a welsh harpist from Bodwigen in Anglesey who copied harp pieces from sources including music supposed to have been handed down from the time of the British Druids (4th century BCE to the 2nd century) upto sources from the 16th century

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Athro, Dafydd (David) ??-?? Wales, ? - ?, ? harpist of any time before the 17th century, ? is Athro a variation of the word athrawon (teacher)

Athro, Dafydd (David) ??-?? Wales, ? - ?, ?
harpist of any time before the 17th century, ? is Athro a variation of the word athrawon (teacher)