Organ Neuadd Y Brangwyn

Inside the image.

The square cover has a deep navy-blue field, with a large black-and-white portrait on the left and a narrow column of white Welsh text on the right. The portrait occupies most of the cover’s height, beginning just below the title and running off the lower edge. A thin white rectangular border separates it from the blue background. It shows a young-looking person from the chest up, facing the camera with a broad smile. Their dark hair is cut in a full, rounded fringe; they wear a light top beneath a patterned dark outer garment. The pale photographic background is plain, and the portrait’s high contrast brings out the face against the hair and clothing.

Across the top, above the photograph, the name “Carys Hughes” appears in very large white serif lettering. The capitals and lower-case letters have a formal, high-contrast appearance, and a fine horizontal rule runs beneath the name, spanning most of the cover. On the right, a smaller italic serif text block is centred and arranged in short lines. It begins around the upper third of the image and lists composers and an organ, set apart from the portrait by the broad navy strip between them. The composition is tightly packed at the top and left, while the text column has more blue space around it. The overall treatment is photographic with simple, flat-colour graphic framing.