In 1905 the Rev Quintrell sent George Gardiner, an academic folk song collector, the music score for a nameless tune he had collected from a J Boaden of Cury near Helston
Dialect song about a wreck off the North Cornish Coast. by Bernard Moore. Bernard Moore was the pen-name of Samuel Syrus Hunt (1873 -1953). He lived in London but his poetry was inspired by Cornwall and Cornish culture and dialect.
Broken Hill Community Voices, Broken Hill, NSW, Australia sing a Cornish Wassail.
Cornish variant of melody, lyrics and narrative of popular Sea Shanty noted down by Cornish Folk Song collector Jim Thomas from John Farr of Gwithian.
Dialect song by Bernard Moore. Bernard Moore was the pen-name of Samuel Syrus Hunt (1873 -1953). He lived in London but his poetry was inspired by Cornwall and Cornish culture and dialect.
"Cornwall For Me" was written by Oscar Yelland and entered for the Kernow Pan Celtic competition in 1989
Clay Ports was written by Richard Gendall and recorded by Brenda Wootton with St Austell Band and Treverva Male Voice Choir for her Album "Seagull".
Folk singer Jim Causley teamed up with Cornish author and Clemo expert Luke Thompson to create a magical album of musical settings of Jack Clemo’s poems.