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Holman-Climax Male Voice Choir
Cornwall Formever!

Single UK 1981 on Chough Records label
Folk (Celtic)

Chough Records, Helford, Cornwall. SN 255 Stereo Cornwall Forever! Holman - Climax Male Voice Choir Conductor - George Smith. Accompanist - Side one Cornwall Forever! arr. Kenneth Pelmear (Kernow bys Vyken!) Hail To The Homeland! Kenneth Palmer ("For those to whom Cornwall means so much") Side Two Going' Up Camborne Hill arr. Kenneth Palmer ("To the Holman - Climax Male Voice Choir, and all sons of Cornwall") Trelwany agg. Kenneth Palmer ("To the Cornish wherever they sing") The answer to a cornish patriot's dream - a record combining four of the most stirring songs to come from the homeland! All are arranged by Kenneth Palmear, who also wrote 'Hail To the Homeland'. 'Going' Up Camborne Hill', The natural signature tune of Holman-Climax Choir, was inspired by Richard Trevithick's famous experiment with a steam carriage in 1801, hence the picture of his statue on the cover. The Holman-Climax Choir maintains its position as Cornwall's 'champion' choir, having won the open male voice championships at St. Austell in 1981, and been awarded first place in the equal voices class of the B.B.C's. 1981 "Let The People Sing" competition. We hope that wherever you are listening to it, this record will evoke for you the true spirit of Cornish Male Voice Singing. Chris Blount Recorded at Redruth Methodist Church by W. Sydney Furze Sleeve photograph by Bob Tanner manufactured by sound news studios, 18 Blenheim Road, London, W4 1ES

Musicians

	Holman-Climax Male Voice Choir , album by
	Ernest Green org, accompanied by
	George Smith p, conductor

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