As sung by Brenda Wootton, Words & arrangement: © Brenda Wootton, Music: Richard Gendall © Cornwall Music. “Gwavas Lake” Album.
Words & arrangement: Brenda Wootton. Music: Francis Lai. “Seagull” album.1990.
Traditional song arranged by Brenda Wootton and recorded live for the album “Brenda at Buryan” 1968.
Arranged and sung by Brenda Wootton Words and music: Richard Gendall.© Sentinel Music.
Sung by Brenda Wootton. Words & Music: © Richard Gendall. “Starry Gazey Pie” album.
Silver Net - Words & music: © Richard Gendall. Arrangement: Brenda Wootton. “Carillon” album,
This song was communicated to Ralph Dunstan in August 1931 by R. J. Noall, Cornish historian and one of the founder member of the Old Cornwall Movement. He recalled it from the singing of his mother when he was a child. Dunstan published it in his Cornish Dialect and Folk
Pasties and Cream Herbert Thomas 1903 The score for this song was sent to us by Sue Ellery-Hill, daughter of Brenda Wooton the celebrated Cornish singer. It was the title track for an LP released by Brenda and John the Fish through Sentinel Records in 1971 and in many ways
Now Cradock was the Treble man and stepp’d ‘long with his toe; And casting of his eyes around, commanded them where to go. They pulled away with courage bold, which did their hearts revive; Sweet music then was swiftly heard [with] one two three four five. They went out to
Newquay Heva Dance In 1961 Newquay created its own furry dance. The town had historically used the North Cornwall Furry to process from Crantock Street School out to the bonfire at Pentire Head on Midsummer’s eve and had adapted it as weekly event during the summer tourist season. It was