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O Fortuna

Official music video for the track O Fortuna by Rhydian.

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The Impossible Dream

Rhydian official music video for the track The Impossible Dream

Andrea Bocelli's "Vivo Per Lei" performed by Rhydian and Hayley Westenra on Rhydian's new TV series on Welsh channel S4C. Broadcast on 9 November 2011. This is the English-Italian version first performed by Hayley and...

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Rhydian & Faryl Smith duet - The Prayer

An Avanti Production for S4C - 'Rhydian' - Programme 7 in a Series of 8 - 21 Dec 2011. I was present at the recording of this series. Maybe I should mention that Rhydian was having treatment for a bleed on his...

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Rhydian - Thunderball

New Brighton 17th Match 2012

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Rhydian - 'Parade'

Rhydian's brand new single 'Parade' is from his forthcoming album 'Waves' (released on 1st August 2011) and echoes the New Wave vibe that oozes from this dramatic and exciting new album that Rhydian has created.

Rhydian Biography

Rhydian Roberts (born 14 February 1983), popularly known as Rhydian, is a classically trained Welsh baritone, crossover artist, musical theatre actor and television presenter. He rose to fame on The X Factor in 2007.

Rhydian has toured the UK and made gala and charity appearances in his native Wales and at the Royal Albert Hall, London. He is an ambassador of The Prince's Trust. He starred in a European arena tour of The War of the Worlds - Alive on Stage! and UK tours of We Will Rock You and Grease.

His recordings demonstrate an eclectic repertoire. Of his four albums, the first went platinum, and the second included collaborations with Kiri te Kanawa and Bryn Terfel. Conehead Records released a further two in 2011: the third, Waves, marking a shift in style from opera to pop, and Caneuon Cymraeg ("Welsh Songs"), to tie in with his debut television series for S4C.

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