From the Cledry Plays collected and written by Robert Morton Nance, the Cornish Language scholar and revivalists during the early part of the 20th Century.
Arthur Pascoe’s Cornish Girls from St Neot in East Cornwall circa 1900 communicated to Inglis Gundry in 1966.
Cornish Girls played at the Benbow Cornish Session December 2022
To mark the 75th Anniversary of Rotary International in 1980, male voice enthusiasts within the St Austell Rotary Club decided to run a competition chiefly for the benefit of male voice choirs in Cornwall, but also in the hope that choirs from elsewhere would be encouraged to take part. An
THIS PAGE IS BEING UPDATED Alfred Hugh Camps was born in Roche on 2nd July, 1933. He attended Roche Primary School and Newquay Grammar School. He was taught to play the cornet by his Uncle Alf, who lived in Beam, just on the edge of Bugle – on the Roche
"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.
In the summer of 1913, the entire China Clay Industry went on strike in hopes of better pay and working conditions.
Songs inspired by the Cornish Clay Country