Côr Caerdydd

Inside the image.

A square cover with a nearly solid black background. Across the upper half, eight brightly coloured musical-note symbols are arranged in a loose, rising and falling line, with generous black space between and around them. From left to right, the notes are yellow-orange, blue, red-orange, red, golden yellow, pink, green and blue. Each has a rounded note head and a thick, curved stem or flag; their soft, slightly fuzzy coloured edges stand out against the dark ground. The sequence sits mostly above the centre, with the two notes at the far left and right lower than the red and yellow notes near the top.

In the lower-left quadrant, beneath the notes, is a large yellow-orange inscription reading “Côr Caerdydd”. Its lettering is slanted and flowing, with broad brush-like strokes, flourished curves and a dark offset edge or shadow that helps separate it from the background. The initial C is especially large and sweeping; the remaining words continue to the right in smaller, tightly joined letters. The title occupies less width than the row of notes, leaving much of the lower and right portions empty. The image is a simple graphic composition rather than a depicted scene: flat black surrounds the vivid symbols and lettering, with no border, visible setting or additional objects.