[r-t] Tittums
Philip Earis
pje24 at cantab.net
Tue Feb 14 00:21:46 UTC 2006
MBD:
> Philip's arrangements are very elegant and capitalise on the LB Tittums,
> but
> at the expense of more duffer leads. I may have a look and see if I can
> improve on him at some point. :-)
Bring it on, baby!
Tonight was the Society of Cambridge Youths AGM. After being inspired by
recent emails on here, David Pipe spent his time productively, thinking
noble thoughts about big tittums. He came up with the following supremely
elegant composition:
3984 Bristol Maximus
O I 234567890ET
10 342567890ET
18 453627890ET
16 564738290ET
14 675849302ET
14 2345T6E7089
16 234567T8E90
18 23456789T0E
10 234567890ET
The figures refer to the type of bob. O is an 'out' for the tenor, I is an
'in' for the 2nd. Ideal for handbells - all pairs are either in their home
position or coursing.
It's gorgeous, and so simple in the way it works. A 10ths place bob 'out'
turns the coursing order from the plain course to the tittums style 432.
This effect is repeated with appropriate bobs every course until
mega-tittums is obtained. The effect is then reversed with the inverse bobs
in the second half. The composition can be padded out at will. Neat or
what? Also a beautiful example of where ahving lots of different types of
call can be the most elegant solution.
I'm almost tempted to organise an attempt of this...
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