Yn Fyw / Live

Inside the image.

A square album cover shows a brightly lit orchestra performing on a concert stage, with a large, colourful title filling much of the space above them. The image is viewed from the audience: musicians and instruments stretch across the lower middle, while the dark backs and silhouettes of seated spectators form a band along the bottom edge.

The oversized word “y glerorfa” spans the upper half in tall, tightly spaced lowercase letters. Its rounded, irregular forms have a pale outline and dark shadowing that separates them from the background. The letter faces shift through warm orange and red on the left, into blue near the centre, and yellow-orange at the right. Behind the lettering, broad vertical washes of red, blue, ochre and near-black make a dim, abstract backdrop.

Below the title, the stage is crowded with performers in dark formal clothing, many standing in rows with violins, bows and other orchestral instruments. At the left, several large golden-brown harps angle upwards, with seated players among them; more string players and musicians occupy the centre and right. A conductor or performer stands near the front centre, though individual faces and roles are too small to make out. Bright white stage lighting falls across the musicians and pale floor, creating a strong contrast with the darker auditorium and the shaded rear of the stage. The audience silhouettes overlap the foot of the stage, adding depth and framing the performance from below.

At the bottom, widely spaced pale blue letters read “Y N FYW”, followed by a small yellow dot and the larger word “LIVE” in yellow-green capitals. The cover is a concert photograph combined with prominent graphic lettering; no border is visible.