Snidd
Snidd is a traditional form of folk music and dance that originated in the coastal regions of Cornwall, England. The term "snidd" itself is believed to derive from the Cornish word *snid*, meaning "to dance," reflecting its cultural roots in communal celebration and storytelling. This genre is closely tied to the region’s maritime heritage, often performed at festivals, harvest celebrations, and other communal gatherings.
Snidd is characterized by its lively, rhythmic music, typically played on instruments such as the fiddle, accordion,
The tradition of snidd has evolved over centuries, blending indigenous Cornish customs with influences from broader
Snidd is not widely documented outside of Cornwall, and its exact historical origins remain somewhat unclear.