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Best Of Treorchy Male Voice Music Treorchy Male Choir Best Of Treorchy Male Voice Songs | 1. | We'll Keep a Welcome |
| 2. | Unwaith Eto'n Nghymru Annwy |
| 3. | Sanctus/Glan Gerwbiaid |
| 4. | Love Changes Everything |
| 5. | Softly as I Leave You |
| 6. | Send in the Clowns |
| 7. | Hymn from Finlandia |
| 8. | Lest We Forget |
| 9. | Cavatina |
| 10. | Morte Christe/When I Survey the Wonderous Cross |
| 11. | CWM Rhondda |
| 12. | On the Street Where You Live |
| 13. | Bring Him Home |
| 14. | Unwaith Eto |
| 15. | Somewhere |
| 16. | For the Fallen |
| 17. | Soldiers' Chorus from Faust |
| 18. | Cymru Fach |
| 19. | Men of Harlech |
| 20. | My Way |
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