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Bernard Evans painting in Newlyn harbour
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Painting of Lizzie Black (nee Evans) from 1970
Lizzie Black nee Evans - next to painting of herself by Bernard Evans (father) in similar red dress
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Bernard and Audrey Evans at Tom Bawcocks festival Mousehole with the Golowan Band
On a 23 Dec day approx 2010
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Bernard Evans painting at the Old Quay Newlyn
Photo from "Instrumentalst" website - from ca 2003
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Ross Bridge Rant
This is the original draft of Ross Bridge Rant composed by Bernard Evans around 1985. This song was played by the Golowan Band and was design for when the band stopped during processions at the Ross Bridge Penzance harbour on Mazey Day (end June) and Montol (21 Dec). We found the original draft end 2020 and are not sure if this particular composition is still performed - anyone that would like to have a go please do so! And please do not hesitate to copy this music down and use on other websites/media.
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Penzance Rant
This is the original draft of Penzance Rant composed by Bernard Evans around 1985. This song was played by the Golowan Band and especially designed for Mazey Day end June each year, to be performed while in procession around Penzance. We found the original draft end 2020 and are not sure if this particular composition is still performed - anyone that would like to have a go please do so! And please do not hesitate to copy this music down and use on other websites/media.
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Causewayhead by Bernard Evans - the original draft of the song
This is the original draft of Causewayhead - composed by Bernard Evans around 1985. This song is a popular tune now played by the Golowan Band - also on Mazey Day each year (except 2020 ref COVID-19 restrictions). The song was meant to be an uplifting, lively and positive folk waltz dance tune in the spirit of Mazey Day and Penzance-Causewayhead bustle.
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Bernard Evans - Newlyn artist - teaching at Mounts bay Art Centre
In The Studio of Trevatha - where Bernard taught art classes and hosted holidays in period 1977 to 2005+.
