Same here. A close friend who died of cancer at 44 . Sung by the wonderful cadgwith singers. Persevere, listen regularly and it'll lose the pain and replace with the beauty of it 😊
Paul, Thank you for sharing this with me, it was a kind gesture of you to produce this. I think you did a fantastic job! I appreciate your time and advice .. and I hope that my videos will soon be 1/4 as good as yours once I get my head around editing. Thank you. Jon
I am from England but my great grandmother is from Cornwall. I am from Devon which is Cornwall's cousin. But I believe Cornwall and Devon still share so much together as we were from the ancient tribe of Dumnonia. I consider Cornwall as its own country but under the UK the same as Wales. I wish Cornwall and Devon could reunite once again. I've tried to learn Cornish but it's hard to learn when you don't live in Cornwall. Dydh da, fatla genes? Ov vy Aidan, trigys Ov vy in pow sows 😊
it's hard to learn even in Cornwall, the grammar is very difficult to wrap one's head around, that might be self-evident. Dumnonia is the Roman/Latin name. my favourite outside depiction of Cornwall is a 12th century map which shows the southwestern peninsula going off the edge of the paper, the single word written next to it just reads "abomine", translated: "unknown"
Hi, amazing video, you've got to love our homeland. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to tell me where the rocks are that appear at 1.32 please? Thanks
It is a lovely and beautiful song. However, Trelawney is our anthem, it was against the forced introduction of written English in the prayer book and our fight against that. Against a step in our assimilation.
This should be the Cornish anthem. It's a celebration of the county. Chuck that awful militaristic anachronism that is Trelawney into the bin of history.
i like Trelawny. yes it has dated connotations and questionable accuracy, but that hasn't dissuaded us in other instances. i think it's the epitome of Cornish attitude to march all the way to London and then call the King's standing army cowards.
@@gramursowanfaborden5820 we'll have to disagree on that. I just find the divisive militarism unnecessary. There's also the implied exclusion of women. In recent weeks I've seen examples elsewhere of aggressive nationalism from some people. I live in Cornwall, my Cornish roots go back centuries but what's important to me is the distinctive beauty not a mythical event a long time ago.
@@WaitingforGodot that "aggressive nationalism" is an appropriate reaction to centuries of imperialism and cultural assimilation. Cornwall's distinctive beauty is in it's culture, it's customs, it's history, not just the bleddy rocks. mythical events are part of Cornwall just as much as the scenery, one and all. Cornwall My Home is quite specific to west Penwith anyway, someone from Looe or St Agnes isn't going to associate anywhere near as much with this as someone from St Just is. Trelawny is equally appropriate for the whole of the Kernow.
@@WaitingforGodot well i just got back from the funeral of a very highly respected Cornishman and we sung both Cornwall My Home and Trelawny along with the choir, both sung with the same heart and resolve, both songs have become an inalienable part of Cornish culture and custom, i don't think anyone can disagree with that.
Been away 56 years now & Cornwall is still in
heart & soul. This will be played at my funeral, hopefully not for a day or two!!
Cornish and proud, this was my grandpa's funeral song we all sang it for him, still gives me shivers when I hear it ❤️ Irwin Dymond xx
this is a proper job my handsome x
Im in love with Cornwall🗽♥️
Played this at a friend's funeral, i cant listen without crying
Same here. A close friend who died of cancer at 44 . Sung by the wonderful cadgwith singers. Persevere, listen regularly and it'll lose the pain and replace with the beauty of it 😊
What a land! What a land to live in!
Thanks for sharing, absolutely lovely, song and scenery together.
Absolutely beautiful-the music and the scenery are breathtaking! ❤️
Paul, Thank you for sharing this with me, it was a kind gesture of you to produce this. I think you did a fantastic job! I appreciate your time and advice .. and I hope that my videos will soon be 1/4 as good as yours once I get my head around editing. Thank you. Jon
awsome song and video goes great with it
I am from England but my great grandmother is from Cornwall. I am from Devon which is Cornwall's cousin. But I believe Cornwall and Devon still share so much together as we were from the ancient tribe of Dumnonia. I consider Cornwall as its own country but under the UK the same as Wales.
I wish Cornwall and Devon could reunite once again. I've tried to learn Cornish but it's hard to learn when you don't live in Cornwall.
Dydh da, fatla genes?
Ov vy Aidan, trigys Ov vy in pow sows 😊
it's hard to learn even in Cornwall, the grammar is very difficult to wrap one's head around, that might be self-evident. Dumnonia is the Roman/Latin name. my favourite outside depiction of Cornwall is a 12th century map which shows the southwestern peninsula going off the edge of the paper, the single word written next to it just reads "abomine", translated: "unknown"
Found you bruv (Graham). Enjoyed this and watching you online. Jan xx
Beautiful
It’s my dream to one day raise the St Piran’s in a Cornwall recognised within the UK, singing this song all the while 😊
Hi, amazing video, you've got to love our homeland. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to tell me where the rocks are that appear at 1.32 please? Thanks
Vaughan Try Thanks for the message Vaughan. The rocks are at Godrevey which is on the North Coast of Cornwall close to Godrevey Lighthouse.
I was going to sing this at my mum's wedding at the reception but it was cancelled (the wedding).
Who is the music by
dyth da
Great video for the song but that's Levant, not Geevor!
omg i sang this song at school
Please don't buy a second home here.
It is a lovely and beautiful song. However, Trelawney is our anthem, it was against the forced introduction of written English in the prayer book and our fight against that. Against a step in our assimilation.
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Kernow bys vicken...
beautiful footage but the voices are terrible! im cornish staying in canada so i miss home.
This should be the Cornish anthem. It's a celebration of the county. Chuck that awful militaristic anachronism that is Trelawney into the bin of history.
i like Trelawny. yes it has dated connotations and questionable accuracy, but that hasn't dissuaded us in other instances. i think it's the epitome of Cornish attitude to march all the way to London and then call the King's standing army cowards.
@@gramursowanfaborden5820 we'll have to disagree on that. I just find the divisive militarism unnecessary. There's also the implied exclusion of women. In recent weeks I've seen examples elsewhere of aggressive nationalism from some people. I live in Cornwall, my Cornish roots go back centuries but what's important to me is the distinctive beauty not a mythical event a long time ago.
@@WaitingforGodot that "aggressive nationalism" is an appropriate reaction to centuries of imperialism and cultural assimilation. Cornwall's distinctive beauty is in it's culture, it's customs, it's history, not just the bleddy rocks. mythical events are part of Cornwall just as much as the scenery, one and all. Cornwall My Home is quite specific to west Penwith anyway, someone from Looe or St Agnes isn't going to associate anywhere near as much with this as someone from St Just is. Trelawny is equally appropriate for the whole of the Kernow.
@@gramursowanfaborden5820 We will have to agree to disagree.
@@WaitingforGodot well i just got back from the funeral of a very highly respected Cornishman and we sung both Cornwall My Home and Trelawny along with the choir, both sung with the same heart and resolve, both songs have become an inalienable part of Cornish culture and custom, i don't think anyone can disagree with that.
Played this at a friend's funeral, i cant listen without crying