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Formed in February 2013, Tir ha Tavas, which means &ldquo;land and language&rdquo; in the Cornish language Kernewek, is Delia Brotherton, Myrghwyn Melynor and Dave Brotherton, Ilewydh Porthia, bards of Gorsedh Kernow, musicians and singer-songwriters based in St Ives, West Cornwall. Tir ha Tavas&#39; new show is &quot;Cornwall - a Sense of Place&quot; with several new original songs in Kernewek and English plus readings with guest reader and fellow bard, Helen Musser.&nbsp;Granite stones and monuments, rugged cliffs, windswept hills and moors, medieval fields and farms, summer visitors, all filling our minds with a deep sense of our beloved land of Kernow. A longing for times past and sincere hopes for the future play out in our lives while time ticks on.&nbsp;&quot;Cornwall &ndash; a Sense of Place&quot; will take you on a journey in music, words and images around this beautiful world at the end of the land.&quot;&nbsp;From an audience member: &quot;It was a pleasure to see this new show. What joy it brought to not only us, but the entire audience. It felt transportational, flowing over the parts of this land that the songs inspired.&quot; ******************&nbsp; By registering, you&rsquo;re helping celebrate and safeguard Cornwall&rsquo;s living heritage through shared experiences, workshops, and late‑night tunes. Lowender is a registered charity, and we appreciate your help in keeping Cornish / Celtic culture accessible through your ticket purchase and any additional donations 🎶.

Formed in February 2013, Tir ha Tavas, which means “land and language” in the Cornish language Kernewek, is Delia Brotherton, Myrghwyn Melynor and Dave Brotherton, Ilewydh Porthia, bards of Gorsedh Kernow, musicians and singer-songwriters based in St Ives, West Cornwall. Tir ha Tavas' new show is "Cornwall - a Sense of Place" with several new original songs in Kernewek and English plus readings with guest reader and fellow bard, Helen Musser. Granite stones and monuments, rugged cliffs, windswept hills and moors, medieval fields and farms, summer visitors, all filling our minds with a deep sense of our beloved land of Kernow. A longing for times past and sincere hopes for the future play out in our lives while time ticks on. "Cornwall – a Sense of Place" will take you on a journey in music, words and images around this beautiful world at the end of the land." From an audience member: "It was a pleasure to see this new show. What joy it brought to not only us, but the entire audience. It felt transportational, flowing over the parts of this land that the songs inspired." ******************  By registering, you’re helping celebrate and safeguard Cornwall’s living heritage through shared experiences, workshops, and late‑night tunes. Lowender is a registered charity, and we appreciate your help in keeping Cornish / Celtic culture accessible through your ticket purchase and any additional donations 🎶.

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