[r-t] Handbell Touch and minor principle
Andrew Johnson
andrew_johnson at uk.ibm.com
Thu Nov 23 17:59:48 UTC 2006
ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net wrote on 23/11/2006 11:44:07:
>
> I also recall looking at the simple extension from 34-34.16 to 36-36.18
> etc. This gives a simple treble bob type principle where the bells make
> 3rds and 6ths either side of a 4-5 dodge. The plain course is 32 changes
> and appears possibly to provide the basis of methods; eg 2nds at the end
> gives a method with regular lead ends and the treble following the path
> of the principle. My suspicion is that the degree of falseness in
> methods based upon this principle would preclude much variety of
> composition and also that the musical possibilities would be limited and
> perhaps unusual. My theoretical knowledge is too limited for me to be
> sure but I would be interested in any observations from members of the
> list. No doubt this also has been looked at in the past but I can find
> no record of it.
>
> Ted
Here's a peal I produced, so I expect there's scope for more compositions.
5120
23456 W V F H
-------------
42356 -
26345 - s -
53624 - s
46352 - s
23654 - - -
34625 - s -
-------------
5-part
36X36.18.36X36.18.36X36.18.36X36.18 LE 12
bob = 14
single = 1234
Andrew Johnson
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