Cornwall has a rich heritage of traditional dance which reflects its social history and industrial geography. The aim of this Cornwall Heritage Trust project is to introduce beginners to these dances. This pack is designed to help teachers engage children with Cornwall’s dancing tradition.

Community singing, the Cornish “Shout”, is an important and popular part of Cornwall’s cultural heritage. This Cornwall Heritage Trust pack is designed to help teachers engage children with Cornwall’s singing heritage.

In March 2019, Cornish Trad editors Tom and Tehmina Goskar, were rootling in the pamphlets section of the Jenner Room when they found this song slipped into the cover of a copy of Ralph Dunstan’s Cornish Dialect and Folk Songs, 1932

An adaption of "The Buffalo" with Cornish lyrics by Tony Snell

Adaption of gtraditional song "The Miller's Three Sons" with Cornish lyrics by Tony Snell

Song in Cornish by Tony Snell to the tune of Bold Privateer from Dunstan's "Cornish Dialect and Folk Songs".

"A second 200 Clay workers enlisted"

Cornish towns and villages each have their own Carol traditions, often with their own versions of popular Carols. Here is Bolingey's version of "While Shepherds Watched" as arranged by Ian Marshall and sung by The Perraners.

A Cornish anthem written and sung for the 1920s revival.

"Cornish Patriotic and Dialect Songs" is a collection of 7 songs composed and arranged by Richard John Noall (1871-1944) which was published as a pamphlet in 1934.