Can Y Tenoriaid / Great Welsh Tenor Solos

Inside the image.

A square album cover with a nearly black background and a thin double-line frame inset from the edges. The outer line is pale grey; a fine muted red line runs just inside it. The border is slightly irregular in appearance and leaves a narrow black margin around the image.

Three men are shown in monochrome photographic portraits across the upper half. They wear dark formal jackets and white shirts; the two figures at left and centre also have bow ties. The left man, shown from the chest up, faces slightly towards the centre and smiles broadly. The central man is the largest and most prominent, positioned a little higher; he looks towards the left with a serious expression. At right, a smaller portrait sits lower and partly in shadow. This man faces forward, with one hand raised near his cheek. The portraits fade into the dark ground below, leaving ample black space around and beneath them.

The lower third carries a two-line title. A large red calligraphic flourish, formed from looping strokes, begins at the lower left and overlaps the title area. White serif capitals sit across and beside it: “CÂN Y TENORIAID” on the first line and “GREAT WELSH TENOR SOLOS” below. The lettering is widely spaced; the red script is much larger and more decorative than the restrained white text. The design is predominantly black, white and grey, with the red flourish and inner border as accents. The portraits have strong highlights against deep shadows, producing a subdued, formal photographic effect.