Two dance tunes from the Roskeltek days. The Sunny Corner March and the Maids of Carnon Downs (Carnon Downs being where Roskeltek used to have their weekly practice). Andy Davey
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
Given to Ralph Dunstan by Mr. W. W. Piper of St Austell and published in “Cornish Dialect and Folk song” (Truro, Jordan’s Bookshop, 1932),
From the manuscript of Michael Harris, St Stephen in Brannel, 1858
Michael Harris was a flutist who played in a chapel band at St Stephen in the 1850s. Kresen Kernow hold some of his music manuscripts, mostly hymn tunes arranged in four parts, but pinned in between these he has included the score for a reel called Stoney Steps.
This tune emerged in my head around 2009 I think! I was cycling from Truro to St Dennis and cycling over Trelavour Downs. Richard Trethewey
Hard Rock Miner by Merv Davey played here at the Gwerthji Koffi Keltek Session, Newquay.
We Be, traditional Cornish Tailors song from St Austell.