[r-t] Double extent of major

[Philip Earis]

There are well documented problems in getting a "sensible" extent of
treble-dodging major. The only examples seem to fall into three camps:

1) Monkey (eg Derwent variants)

2) Forced (Yorkshire with constant half-lead singles)

3) Esoteric (Ander's half-lead spliced -
www.bellringers.net/pipermail/ringing-theory_bellringers.net/2004-August
/000051.html)


If the requirement is relaxed to require merely a true double extent of
treble-dodging major (eg Bristol, spliced, etc), are there any tricks
that can be used to easily achieve this?

This may not be of mere academic interest.




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