Skinners Bottom Singers were the first group to represent Cornwall at the Pan Celtic Festival In Ireland in 1970.
Dame Fanny Moody (1864-1945) of Redruth was known as ‘The Cornish Nightingale’. She became one of the great singing stars of her age.
This piece is inspired by the Tamar River which rises a few miles inland from Morwenstow on the North Cornish coast and weaves it way 61 miles to south coast and the sea, marking the Cornish border.
Jack Collings had a magnificent bass-baritone voice and was well known as ‘the singer on the radio’.
Cornish version of Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day by Steve Penhaligon
An Gwydh Mar Ughel -kenys gans Jon Mills Eglos Gwydhiel 1995 / Sung by Jon Mills Withiel Church 1995
Cornish words by Jon Mills based on the traditional Christmas song collected in Cornwall by WIlliam Sandys, 1833.
Cornish words by Jon Mills based on the Old Waites Carol collected in Cornwall by WIlliam Sandys, 1833.
Tri Marghek as sung by Jon Mills / Pyba, St Clements Church Withiel 1994