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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
Sue Ellery-Hill- 13 August 2020
Monty Pearce (1933 to 2010) in 1965, composer and member of Redruth Town Band (Photo: Henry Parkinson courtesy Paddy Bradley, Redruth) Treskerby was played by Bodmin Town Band conducted by Leonard Adams – from “Sounds of Brass” – BBC Radio Devon/BBC Radio Cornwall (Source: Colin Butson of St
Tony Mansell
- 12 August 2020
Monty Pearce (1933 to 2010) in 1965, composer and member of Redruth Town Band (Photo: Henry Parkinson courtesy Paddy Bradley, Redruth) Tresavean was played by Camborne Town Band conducted by Leonard Adams with commentary by Phillip Hunt on “Sounds of Brass” – BBC Radio Devon/BBC Radio Cornwall
- 11 August 2020