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Montol Festival

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During the early part of the last century the costume of the guise dancers often consisted of such antique finery as would now raise envy in the heart of a collector. The chief glory of the men lay in their cocked hats which were surmounted with plumes and decked with streamers and ribbons. The girls
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midwinter customs & Christmas traditions formerly practiced in and around the Penzance area and common to much of Cornwall at one point. The festival spans several days, but the main events are held on the traditional date of the feast of
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is chosen from among the masked revellers by the drawing of coloured beans. The Lord of Misrule leads the main processions and has certain honorary functions, although there is no historical basis for this part of the event prior to 2007.
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festival also held in Penzance, though different people were involved. The idea was formed after the success of Golowan, in order to celebrate the winter solstice in a similar manner. Montol sought to revive practices recorded by
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The festival often includes community-oriented events such as public music, a series of workshops dedicated to the making of masks and costumes so people can join in with guise parades, community carol services, and a
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describes the Guise dance processions and performances of 1831 as "like an Italian carnival" and further noted that "everyone including the rich and the great came masked and disguised on to the streets".
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elsewhere in England. During the evening large guiser processions can be seen through the town, carrying lanterns, wearing masks and traditional costumes. Early in the evening a
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Other customs include the Cornish candle dance (a dance around a basket full of lit, brightly-coloured candles), and the performance of traditional Guisers plays such as
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The historical basis for many of the customs described above is taken from the texts of notable Cornish antiquarians and contemporary research into the subject.
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were no less magnificently attired with steeple crowned hats, stiff bodied gowns, bag skirts or trains and ruffles hanging from their elbows.
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The festival centres around Montol Eve (21 December) and several revived traditions of West Cornwall including, most predominantly,
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Montol is not based on a particular historical festival, but rather incorporates many different recorded customs.
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and then burnt on the Montol bonfire. In the early years of the festival, the bonfire was a beacon was lit at
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at midsummer. More recently, the bonfire has been held at the Princess May Recreation Ground, opposite
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Edward Lhuyd: online transcript of 'Archaeologia Britannica'. National Library of Wales
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means 'winter solstice'. However, he later translates the word as 'balance' (in
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Origin of the word Montol from the Teer Ha Tavaz website (archived version)
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A detailed description of the Penzance Guise dancers is given by
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Teer Ha Tavas - Late/Modern Cornish Website Christmas special
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Montol came about from the same community which had created
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Montol language
Penzance
Cornwall
Cornish
St Thomas the Apostle
winter solstice
Golowan
midsummer
antiquarians
Second World War
COVID-19 pandemic
Edward Lhuyd
Cornish language
Latin

guise dancing
mummering
Lord of Misrule
Obby Oss
Yule Log
stick figure
Lescudjack Hill Fort
Old Cornwall Society
Humphry Davy School
St George
Bucca
Christmas carols
A. K. Hamilton Jenkin
William Bottrell
ceilidh

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