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Karol, Karol, Kristyon
Karol, Karol, Kristyon (Carol, Carol, Christians) Kenys gans Keur Heb Hanow Ilow:                               Matthew Burrows, Lanneves. Geryow Kernewek:     John Parker     Karol, karol Kristyon, Kan ughel dha lev, Kan awos dineythyans  Krist yw Myghtern an nev. Dres an nos ow kwitha, Aga flokk y’n pras, Bugeledh a Vethlem
  • Steve Penhaligon
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Keur Heb Hanow
Keur Heb Hanow           Chambour Bys Yn Bedh Karol, Karol Kristyon
  • Steve Penhaligon
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Scoot Kernow and Kescana: Kan Rag Dons
Scoot Lyskerrys and Kescana: Kan Rag Dons (a song for a dance) project 2014 Scoot Lyskerrys:a Liskeard based Cornish Dance Group and Dance Band Kescanna have sung, laughed and eaten cake together for many years. An a capella folk group with a particular interest in the rich heritage of Cornish
  • Jowdy Davey
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Kemysk & The Fifty Degrees: Kan Rag Dons
Kemysk and The Fifty Degrees take part in the Kan Rag Dons (a song for a dance) project 2014 Kemysk, meaning mixture in Cornish, are a Cornish dance display team with members from the length and breadth of Cornwall. The Fifty Degrees are an enthusiastic group from Penzance who sing
  • Jowdy Davey
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Kan Rag Dons
The Kan Rag Dons project 2014 teamed Cornish dance groups with local singers/choirs who had not worked together before, with the aim of producing a showcase celebrating the tradition of singing for dancing.
  • Jowdy Davey
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Keur Eledh
Keur Eledh - 5/4 tune adapted by Merv Davey from traditional Cornish Carol
  • Merv Davey
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Kerra Kernow (Most Beloved Cornwall)
Arranged and sung by Brenda Wootton.Music/lyrics: Richard Gendall. © Sentinel Music. Boy Jan Cornishman” Album
  • Sue Ellery-Hill
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Keskowsow – Conversations: Cornish Music Symposium 2019
A series of conversations exploring the expression and celebration of Cornish identity in the music traditions of Cornwall Chaired by Dr Garry Tregidga and Dr Tehmina Goskar. Presented here as podcasts. 
  • Merv Davey
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Klipper Aberfala
Klipper Aberfala Kan Gernewek gans Tir ha Tavas dyworth Ragdres Morgannow  
  • Merv Davey
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Krena
  • Merv Davey
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