[Bell Historians] Re: Alan Buswell's "new survey" (RW, page 541)

Alan Buswell aaj.buswell at QQL7XJFhsu4xfZTZtYr7lmOrm6zngNjirXwqtFSEh80JnP1FJAI-G2TeDs3zzCb78nbJHWnrTmwpv__IKGAPZK2Peivh.yahoo.invalid
Sat May 17 10:36:08 BST 2008


At the far stretch of the imagination there are no 'set rules' for quarter peals. The CC give guidelines for peals and as far as I know these can not be recognised rung on three bells. However they are recorded (but not since 1961) but not counted in my analysis. However repeated quarters on 3 can lead to an augmentation.

Alan B.
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  From: David Bryant 
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  Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Re: Alan Buswell's "new survey" (RW, page 541)



  "But these towers are now accountable for quarter peals - my form of jugdement."



  So what's wrong with quarters on 3? I've rung a lot, and as there are no rules for quarters there's nothing to say that they are any less valid than quarters on any other number.



  David

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