The Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
"Cuntelleugh an brewyon us gesys na vo kellys travyth"
(Gather up the fragments that are left that nothing be lost.)
The Organisation for those who love Cornwall.
| Cornish Culture You can read an article from the Spring 1949 edition of the Cornish Review, by R. Morton Nance,( past President of the Federation of Old Cornwall societies, Editor of Old Cornwall, and Grand Bard of the Cornish Gorsedd.)on the subject of the "Cornish Culture", HERE If you have any links you would like to add please send them to this E-Mail The Culture as a whole Gorseth Kernow / Cornish Gorsedd Gorseth Kernow exists to maintain the national Celtic spirit of Cornwall:
Dynergh - Welcome to An Daras - Cornwall's distinctive Culture at your fingertips Cornish World - Cornish World is Cornwall's biggest and best independent magazine for lovers of Cornwall at home and abroad. The Celtic Link An excellent web site. Cultural Events Cumpas - Cornish Music Promotions Obby Oss - Spring Festival at Padstow Flora Day - Spring Festival at Helston Golowan - Mid Summer Festival at Penzance Bonfire Celebrations - Mid Summer Festival at various places Crying the Neck - Harvest Festival at various places Montol - Winter Festival at Penzance
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Annual Cornish Festival
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, USA Language maga - Cornish language partnership A Cornish Accent with sound clips. Music KESSON.Com - The Cornish Musicians Collaborative. Chough Digital. Founded in 1980 by former radio presenter Chris Blount, Chough aims to support and promote local culture by celebrating Cornish Dialect and music-making. Chough Digital also believes that archive recordings are a valuable part of our heritage and should be made available in modern formats for all to hear. Cornish Music 1. - gBrio Music Cornish Music 2 - Krenacornwall Cornish Music 3. - Mike O'Connor & Lyngham House Cornish Music 4 - Bolingey Troyl Cornish Music 5 - Dala Cornish Music 6 - The Cutlers Cornish Music 7 - Brenda Wooton C.D. Wrestling
Theatre BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CORNISH MEDIEVAL DRAMA BEUNANS KE (THE LIFE OF ST KE) BEUNANS MERIASEK (THE LIFE OF ST MERIASEK) Here you will find an hour of video clips, highlights and interviews from all three of the Ordinalia plays. Just click the audio/video on the page. at the moment the Video seem to be missing, anyone have any idea why? Dance Asteveryn
- Folklore Popular Romances of the West of England by Robert Hunt 3d ed., rev. and enl. Published by London, Chatto and Windus, 1903. Cultural Studies
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