Bert Biscoe, Pol Hodge - The End of Time (Cornish Dialect Poetry)

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In association with the Institute of Cornish Studies we held our second heritage day at St John. There were table-top displays by Cornwall Heritage Trust, Cornwall Archaeological Society, Saltash OCS, Torpoint OCS, Torpoint Archive, Rescorla Centre and the Federation Bookstall.

Dew Vardh (Two Bards) is a Cornish performance poetry partnership of Pol Hodge (Map Stenak Vur) and Bert Biscoe (Vyager gans Geryow). The Duo is well known throughout Cornwall, having been tkaing their poems, repartee, songs, languages and dialect to Festivals, Old Cornwall Societies, Womens Institutes, fund raisers, celebrations and village halls for about twenty years. Dew Vardh can be booked by contacting Bert at [email protected]

Cornish dialect was a theme for the day and entertainment included Dew Varth, Moe Keast, and Nigel Nethersole & Mike Harding. Leadville Parsons, the President of Torpoint OCS gave a number of dialect recitations which were well received by the audience.

Our Dialect Recorder, Chris Trevena, attended all the way from Penzance and captured a large amount of dialect material for inclusion in our Cornish Voices Dialect Project.

Representatives from many OCSs attended including Bodmin, Callington, Liskeard, Luxulyan, Saltash, St Denys & District, St Gerrans & Porthscatho, and Torpoint.

Bob Keys and Lamorna Spry gave a great talk on the projects being conducted by the ICS including Cornish Story, Sounds of Place, and Mapping Methodism.

Pasties, saffron buns and other refreshments were enjoyed by all.

Great credit is due to Torpoint OCS, Saltash OCs, and Bob Keys at St John, for working so hard to make the day a success. The day was funded by a grant from Cornwall Councils Devolution Fund.

We look forward to a third heritage day later in the year.

About the Cornish Voices Dialect Project :
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The Cornish Voices Dialect Project is a collaboration between Cornwall Heritage Trust, The Federation of Old Cornwall Societies, Gorsedh Kernow and Lowender Peran. The project seeks to promote awareness of Cornish dialect both as a modern medium of communication and part of Cornwall’s cultural heritage.

The eventual aim of the project is to set up an archive of Cornish Dialect covering all of these aspects. As a first step we have created a Youtube Channel with a collection of dialect videos.If you have a Cornish Dialect audio or video recording, you would like to contribute to the archive we would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies Dialect Officer: [email protected]