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CYMAZ have been at Kernow Live in Boscawen Park, Truro today and we’ve recorded some great performances and interviews with artists who were playing there today.    Look out for the CYMAZ Radio @ Kernow Live podcast in the next couple of weeks.

In the meantime, if you can’t wait to hear more from the Port Eliot Festival, our second podcast is now posted on our CYMAZ Radio Facebook group or you can listen to it on this website here.

Kernow Live is Cornwall’s new Cultural Youth Festival.  It aims to celebrate the diversity of Cornwall’s Culture, Sport and Art by bringing children and young people together to share their ideas, achievements and projects.  Kernow Live provides young people with opportunities for inclusive participation and work experience in the cultural sector. 

It’s a fantastic day out for all the family with Live Music, Dance and Circus Acts, Great Food and Drink, Fair Rides, Stalls and Fun for all kind of kids – Big and Small! 

This year there is a tented arena covering the main stage to make sure the music and fun stays dry and a groovy Green Zone with interactive Arts and Crafts workshops!

The CYMAZ team will be at Kernow Live on the afternoon of Friday 6th, recording and interviewing young performers for CYMAZ Radio so please feel free to drop in and say hi!

For more information on Kernow Live vist their website at http://www.kernowlive.co.uk/

The first podcast of the CYMAZ Radio highlights of the Twenty Five Stage at the Port Eliot Festival 2010 is now available to listen to on the Radio Podcast page on this website and our CYMAZ Radio Facebook page.

It features amazing performances from Josie & The Love Cats, Sophie Stokes, Andrew Bate, Ice Cold Idiots, Gon 2 Far, Elizabeth Davison, Zapoppin, Max Pahlsson, Phillippa Lusty & Tom Peay.

There’s also an exclusive interview with Ed Harcourt & Gary and the Minefield and messages of support from no less than Jarvis Cocker & Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall !!   Keep checking back here for more to come.

As promised, here is the link for Monday’s broadcast on The Source FM, featuring an interview with our Radio Station Manager, Moss, and a few of our CYMAZ Radio recordings from the Port Eliot Festival over the weekend.

Inside Local Music on The Source FM – Monday 26th July 2010

We are currently compiling highlights programmes from the weekend, so keep an eye out for them over the next few days on the Radio Podcast page on this website and our CYMAZ Radio Facebook page.

The CYMAZ team have just got back from the Port Eliot Festival today after a wonderful weekend of music, fun and sun (and a bit of rain too!)   The young artists who performed at the Twenty Five Tent were all fantastic and we got hours and hours of great performance and interview recordings from them.  We’ll be adding these to our CYMAZ Radio Facebook page over the next few days so please go there and have a listen and give all these talented young guys the recognition they deserve.  If you like what you hear (which you almost certainly will!), please give young people’s music in Cornwall your support by joining our group.

CYMAZ Radio has also just featured on The Source FM radio station this evening, with lots of content from the Port Eliot Festival.   If you missed the broadcast, we’ll be posting the ‘Listen Again’ link for you later in the week when they upload it to their website so you can hear it then.

CYMAZ is delighted to be working with Rogue Theatre at the Port Eliot Festival this weekend, running the Green Room by the 25 Tent.    We’d love you to drop in and say Hi if you are at the festival; if not we aim to post regular festival updates on the website and CYMAZ Radio Facebook page over the weekend.

As all our staff will be at Port Eliot it means that there will be no-one in the CYMAZ offices from Thursday 22nd to Monday 26th July inclusive.   Please feel free to e-mail us or leave a message on the answermachine and we’ll deal with it as soon as we get back.   In the case of an emergency you’ll be able to get hold of the team on 07791 744718.

CYMAZ is delighted to be working with Rogue Theatre again at the Port Eliot Festival  between 23^rd and 25^th July this year, managing the Green Room for the 25 Tent.  

In case you don’t know, ‘25’ is a place to showcase the rich and diverse talent of young people in Cornwall up to the age of 25.  The Green Room will be a space for the young performers to relax, network, receive music industry advice, sign up to and create content for CYMAZ Radio.  

The festival is providing CYMAZ with the opportunity to launch CYMAZ Radio and the Young People’s Music and Radio Network in Cornwall and we will be creating a radio show on each day of the festival.  To get a taste of what goes on in the 25 Tent, click here to go to our Radio Podcast page and listen to the radio programme that we made at Port Eliot last year.

Tickets are still available for The Hoosiers @ Livewire on 18th July 2010 – They are bouncing back with a single in the top 10 and the new album getting great reviews, see them up close and personal or take your chances when they tour their new album in much bigger venues. Buy tickets for THE HOOSIERS from www.Seetickets.com

Wanna DJ at Underage Festival 2010?

If you’re a DJ, Producer or Remixer aged 14-18, Youth Music is offering you the chance to DJ live on stage at the Underage Festival!

How to enter:

STEP 1: Download the track from the Youth Music site link below
STEP 2: Create your own remix
STEP 3: Upload your work of genius

A panel of experts will shortlist the best entries and winners will receive the full VIP treatment, getting the chance to share the Underage Festival stage with top headline acts on August 1, 2010.

Visit www.youthmusic.org.uk/underage to find out more.

In an exciting new venture, South West Music School is now managing the Dartington Summer Youth Programme.   This year the programme has moved to the University of Exeter campus where not only is international quality tuition offered but now for the first time accommodation is available to enable more young people from around the UK be able to participate.

Courses include Chamber Music, Gospel Choir, Piano Masterclasses, Songwriting, Folk Music, Jazz, Music Theatre and Composition.  These courses also range from first access to advanced levels and are open to young people from 11 – 18 years old.  

For more information please visit the website www.dsyp.org