Haleliwia

Inside the image.

A square cover combines a large choir photograph with a dark, softly blurred background of warm lights. Across the lower half, a broad group of singers stands in closely packed rows on a stage, facing the viewer. The people vary in height and dress; many wear black, with some lighter tops and dresses among them. Near the front left, a dark-clad figure stands with their back to the viewer, facing the choir. A few microphone stands and other stage equipment are visible along the front, though small details are difficult to distinguish.

The group forms a shallow arc across nearly the full width of the image, with the front row standing on a low, dark stage whose edge curves slightly. The singers are most sharply defined around their faces and clothing, while the rows behind them and the stage details appear small at this scale. A wide expanse of golden, amber and brown lights fills the background above the choir. These vertical, flame-like blurs vary in brightness and length, suggesting a field of glowing points without clearly defined objects. Dark bands frame the image at the top and bottom, and the stage sits against a nearly black lower margin.

Large pale lettering sits across the upper centre, overlapping the lights: “CÔR Glanaethwy”. The first word is smaller and set in capitals with a circumflex over the O; “Glanaethwy” is much larger, with a prominent capital G and slender, high-contrast serif forms. Beneath it, centred in smaller widely spaced capitals, is “HALELIWIA”. The title is bright ivory, with the final letters of the larger word appearing yellow-green against the dark background. The artwork is photographic, with soft focus and pronounced blur in the lights behind the comparatively crisp choir; no separate border is visible.