Music Inspired by Cornwall Used as a contest test piece including: 2002: Regional Championships of Great Britain. (Third Section) 2005: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Youth Section) 2005: South West Brass Band Associaion Contest (Third Section) 2008: Swedish National Championship (B Class) 2014: West of England Bandsmen’s Festival (Class
A version of the Carol “Gods Own Son” played as 4/4 march for the Racca Project. Dufunyans / Difunyans means awakening in Cornish. Racca – Cornish Tunes For Cornish Sessions Project 1995-97
Contributed to the Racca project 1995-97. An arrangement by Jim Pengelly of a fragmentary pieces of music provided for Sabine Baring Gould and H Fleetwood Shepherd by Peter Sandry Ervan of St Ervan and Adam Laundry of Launceston and a further source in Liskeard in 1891. Notes Baring Gould Rough
An Awhesyth / Lark as collected for the Racca Project 1995-7 See Racca: Cornish Tunes For Cornish Sessions Project Also discussion of song origins and variations: An Awhesyth
1837: “St Austell [Amateur Brass Band]. It gives us much pleasure to announce that several young men of this town have formed themselves into an amateur Brass Band, under the able tuition of Mr Colless, professor of music from Jersey, whose efforts to instruct them seem to be crowned with
We do not know when St Anthony Brass Band was formed. 1866: Portscatha Independent Sunday School children, under the superintendence of their minister, the Rev. G Orme, headed by the St Anthony Band. At five o’clock a good tea was provided, and various sports were engaged in. (28 July
Malcolm Arnold A Tribute By Tony Mansell (written in October 2002) (Published in the Malcolm Arnold Journal 2002) “Regrets, I have a few” or so the song says. It is almost inevitable that we will all end our days with some regrets, they may be large or they may