[r-t] 5088 Uxbridge etc
Jim Clatworthy
jim at clat.wanadoo.co.uk
Wed Dec 5 15:39:15 UTC 2007
Me:-
> > Is it true to B D K between M and W?
Don M:-
> Is this really a meaningful question? Don't you need to take
> advantage of the incidence of falseness here more precisely
> then just "between M and W"? I'd be surprised if it were even
> possible to construct such a
> 144 cru three part, tenors together in course apart from sTsV
> that is universally true to all of BDK between M and W.
> Certainly your own composition doesn't appear to have this
> property. In fact I don't think it's universally true to any
> of those three fch groups between M and W:
>
> It contains the full plain course.
> It contains between M and W some of the 24365 course, B
> falseness v pc.
> It contains between M and W some of the 46253 course, D
> falseness v pc.
> It contains between M and W some of the 53624 course, K
> falseness v pc.
>
> Or is there some subtlety having to do with where the BDK
> falseness have to be in an Uxbridge like method that I'm missing?
Sorry, mine was carelessly worded.
The method I'm looking at has B D K in lead 3(4ths pb) and lead 5(3rds pb)
but only B D in lead 4(2nds pb).
It's clean in all the others - vitally lead 6(5ths pb).
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