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![Front cover of Southern Songster English Folk Songs from the Hammond and Gardiner Manuscripts]()
FeaturedSelected by Nick Dow
Musical notation by Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne
With notes by Steve Gardham
The Hammond and Gardiner manuscripts are amongst the most important nineteenth-century collections of English folk song.
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![Front cover image of Words and Music in Irish Literature edited by Antonio Raúl de Toro Santos]()
Available 8 March 2019
Order now to avoid disappointment
Music and literature have always been closely connected in Ireland – to an extent perhaps unknown in other western European literatures.
![The Southern Harvest Book Cover]()
Including the words and music for nearly 300 songs
An omnibus volume containing The Constant Lovers and The Foggy Dew, completing the series originally edited by Frank Purslow and published by the English Folk Dance and Song Society in the late 60s and early 70s. Foreword by Martin Carthy MBE.
![Hark Cornish Christmas Carols]()
With two CDs containing songs recorded live in Cornwall
Hark! The Glad Sound of Cornish Carols is a record of carols sung throughout Cornwall, with scores and words, the background to the carols, the composers and reminiscences of people who sang them.
Back in stock in mid-November
![The Wanton Seed]()
FeaturedOriginally selected and edited by Frank Purslow
Revised by Malcolm Douglas and Steve Gardham with notes by Steve Gardham
The Hammond and Gardiner manuscripts are amongst the most important nineteenth-century collections of English folk song.
![Shout Kernow Book Cover]()
With two CDs containing 31 songs recorded live in pubs across Cornwall
A lively collection of words, tunes and harmonies with the background to the songs, singers and venues.
![Scoot Dances, Troyls, Furrys and Tea Treats Book Cover]()
Scoot Dances, Troyls, Furrys and Tea Treats
Cornish / Kernewek, Traditional Music, Traditions and customs £12.99Includes dance notation and music for 45 dances
A history of dance in Cornwall, from the earliest references in Cornish literature to the dances of the folk revival today, accompanied by tunes traditional and modern, for use in schools, festivals, workshops and country dances.
