In 1938 the White Aces became Cornwall’s Champion Accordion Band. They were founded by Raymond White of St Dennis and were one of five accordion bands based in the village. The White Aces were also the first Cornish Accordion band to broadcast on radio. Source: Garry Tregidga on Facebook
Carrl Myriad Tregoning was an Australian rock and folk musician. He derived a sense of Celtic identity from his father who was Cornish.
Nev Meek, President of the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies and Gerrans and Portscatho Old Cornwall Society’s Recorder, brings us the story of a Roseland Wind Band. When she finally took up permanent residence in St Anthony village on the Roseland in Cornwall, Jennet Campbell, always looking to provide
Gorsedh Kernow award winner 1974. As sung by Quylkyn Tew in 1976
A brief resume of Ilow Splann, a musical duo based in South East Cornwall specialising in Cornish Music.
The Bodmin Celtic Pipe Band formed in 1974 by Pipe Major Bill McColl with Eric Watts on bass drum leading the drum core. Their repertoire mixed popular Scottish pipe band marches, strathspeys reels and jigs with traditional Cornish tunes arranged for the bagpipes by Bill McColl.
Cornish Dance display group and Ceili Band 1979 – 1997
The Stowes Music - About the band and the music
Truro School of SambaI explores the way in which Brazilian and South American rhythms such as Samba, Rumba and Bossa Nova can be used with Cornish and other Celtic musical styles as a percussion accompaniment.
