Based on an old dance tune communicated to Ralph Dunstan January 1930 by Captain Collett of Perranporth. Played by Tan Ha Dowr as recording project to capture the sounds and rhythms of Cornish dance. The project featured Cornish Scoot (step) dance where the percussive sound of hard shoes creates a
Adapted from a 19th Century Tea Treat March called "The Bold Privateer" played by Tan Ha Dowr as recording project to capture the sounds and rhythms of Cornish dance. The project featured Cornish Scoot (step) dance where the percussive sound of hard shoes creates a conversation with musician and tune.
“Forty Thieves” is an interesting example of a “jobbing tune” in John Old’s manuscripts. Here it is played as a jig for dancing, but it is related to a Cornish carol called “The First Good Joy That Mary Had” and also one of the tunes to which the rather more
An Culyek Hos - The Mallard, played at the Seiners Session Oct 2021
Off She Goes played at the Gwerthji Koffi Keltek Session, Newquay.
Rogues March played at the Gwerthji Koffi Keltek Session, Newquay.
Bishops Jig played at the Gwerthji Koffi Keltek Session, Newquay.
An Marrak - The Knight Merv Davey played here at the Gwerthji Koffi Keltek Session, Newquay.
Now the Summer is over – Andy Davey Now the Summer is over as contributed to the Racca project 1995-97.