Similar words: listed, fisted, twisted, unlisted, enlisted, assisted, ham-fisted, unassisted. Meaning: n. any of several annual Welsh festivals involving artistic competitions (especially in singing).
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1. Her first public appearance was at the local eisteddfod at the age of four.
2. The eisteddfod will be held at Ysgol Dyffryn Conwy on June 19.
3. The biggest festival of all is the International Eisteddfod held every year in Llangollen in Clwyd.
4. The Royal National Eisteddfod is a celebration of Welsh culture, and in particular of the Welsh language.
5. Whereas the International Music Eisteddfod has a permanent home, the Royal National Eisteddfod has no fixed location.
6. The first is the International Music Eisteddfod , which has celebrated its 50th anniversary.
7. The biggest festival of all is the International Eisteddfod held every year in Llangollen.
8. An annual eisteddfod or Welsh music festival still attracts Welsh singers and musicians from all around the world and one teashop is called Ti Gwyn.
9. The Royal National Eisteddfod is one of Europe's largest competitive annual cultural festivals and each year around 150,000 visitors attend.
10. The first Eisteddfod is believed to have been held in Cardigan, in southwest Wales[sentencedict.com], in 1176 and the festival in its present form dates back to 1860.
11. The Welsh are famous for their love of singing and choirs are among the most popular participants at the International Music Eisteddfod .
12. Another tradition that has become an integral part of the modern Eisteddfod is the Gorsedd of Bards.
13. Representatives from over 50 countries attend, and according to the Eisteddfod 's Music Director, Roy Bohana, the event is a major contest.
14. One of the locals, Bert Reeves, recalls that no one knew whether anyone would attend the first Eisteddfod , until the opening day.
15. Members of the Gorsedd are known as ruids and during the ceremonies, which take place during the Eisteddfod(sentencedict.com/eisteddfod.html), they wear special robes.
16. Non-Welsh speakers are very welcome at the Royal National Eisteddfod .
17. The great event of the year is the National Eisteddfod.
18. It's the diversity of nationalities and styles of music which make today' s International Eisteddfod so appealing.
19. The great eent of the year is the National Eisteddfod.
20. Every year they have a festival of Welsh music and poetry called an " Eisteddfod ".
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