[r-t] 'New' ideas in Bristol Royal: the magnificent six
Philip Saddleton
pabs at cantab.net
Mon Jan 30 18:07:43 UTC 2006
Philip Earis said on 30/01/2006 09:20:
> David's Bristol Royal composition uses the very short and sweet linking
> block (1.2.4) a couple of times to get between the magnificent six. The
> only drawback is that this 'jumps' four steps, meaning that you'll only
> get three of the six transpositions if you keep repeating it.
>
> I look forward to seeing what else people can come up with on this plan.
But you get the other three for free: the plain course contains a
reverse rounds rotation. As it is at handstroke you can reverse the
calling to get into another part. Unfortunately the forwards/reverse
rotation cycles three sets of three so you cannot get a 9-part using
only this calling.
3000 Bristol Surprise Royal
234567890 1 2 3 4
----------------------
864297530 - - -
594837260 - - -
602374859 -
972640853 - - -
340289675 - -
567890234
----------------------
3-part
(all courses 4 leads except the last, which is 5).
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Regards
Philip
http://www.saddleton.freeuk.com/
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