Alawon Y Bryniau

Inside the image.

A square cover is arranged in three horizontal bands: a pale peach panel at the top, a wide colour photograph across the middle, and a matching peach panel below. The photograph spans the full width and shows a choir posed in a grassy field. The group forms a shallow line across the foreground, with a few people standing slightly behind others. Most wear long red or burgundy robes; several people near the centre wear white shirts with dark trousers. At the far left, a person in dark clothing stands beside the group. The figures are small in relation to the cover, and their faces are not clearly distinguishable.

Uneven yellow-green grass fills the foreground of the photograph. Behind the choir, the land rises into soft, low hills beneath a pale, hazy sky. The photograph has a subdued, slightly faded appearance, with the red clothing providing its strongest colour accent. The upper and lower peach panels are flat and unadorned apart from their lettering; their straight edges frame the image without a separate border.

Large dark red-orange serif lettering in the top panel is centred on two lines: “Côr Plant” above “Pencoed”. The lower panel carries a single centred line in large green serif lettering, “Alawon y Bryniau”. Both inscriptions have a heavy, rounded appearance and stand out clearly against the warm peach ground. The cover combines a straightforward group photograph with bold, simple typography.