Delledd

Delledd is a term used in Welsh to describe a type of traditional Welsh music, often characterized by its lively and rhythmic nature. The term "delledd" is derived from the Welsh word "dellu," which means "to dance." Delledd music is typically performed by a group of musicians, often including instruments such as the fiddle, flute, and drums. It is often accompanied by singing, with lyrics that are often humorous or satirical in nature.

Delledd music has its roots in the traditional music of Wales, and it has been an important part of Welsh culture for centuries. It is often performed at social events, such as weddings and festivals, and it is also used in traditional Welsh dance performances. Delledd music is known for its energetic and upbeat melodies, and it is often used to create a lively and festive atmosphere.

In recent years, delledd music has gained popularity outside of Wales, and it has been performed by musicians and groups from around the world. Despite its traditional roots, delledd music has evolved and adapted over time, incorporating elements from other musical styles and genres. Today, delledd music continues to be an important part of Welsh culture, and it is celebrated and performed by musicians and audiences alike.