[r-t] series to Chandler's

Wed Aug 13 12:14:53 UTC 2008

Andrew:

"You could try the attached series by Colin Newman.  Although it does
have the disadvantage of introducing an extra method at the start that
is later discarded (Swineshead), it has a big advantage (in my opinion)
over Richard Pearce's series in that you start straight off with the
Chandler's pattern of calls and lead-end groups and just plug methods
into the correct place as you go along. There are 2 versions with
different orders of methods added"

I've copied the text of the attachment below, so that's it is preserved
in the archives.

Spliced Surprise Major 

(Steven Chandler's using Norman Smith's Methods as a Base)

This composition assumes a knowledge of Norman Smith's 23 Spliced
Surprise Major.  It is designed to allow bands who have rung Norman
Smith's to progress to Steven Chandler's composition in small steps.

To ring the first composition will require the band to learn 3 Chandler
methods: Belfast, Willesden and Chesterfield along with Swineshead which
is Uxbridge above the Treble. Norfolk (8ths Place Cray) and Primrose
(8ths Place Cambridge) are also rung.

5152 Spliced Surprise Major (20)

S.D. Chandler  arr. C.G. Newman

W

H

2345678

-

Pud /

3578264

-

Wemb Cor Bel Bri Lon /

(8375264)

-

Camb Uxb Norf Bri DD Asht /

(5873264)

-

-

Prim Yorks Ips / Lind /

7358264

-

Swin Will Ches Rut Rut Cas Pud /

5738264

7 Part

448 each Bristol, Pudsey, Rutland

224 each Belfast, Wembley, Cornwall, London, Cambridge, Uxbridge,
Norfolk, Double Dublin, Ashtead, Primrose, Yorkshire, Ipswich, Lindum,
Swineshead, Willesden, Chesterfield, Cassiobury 

146 c.o.m.  a.t.w.

Substitute Steven Chandler's methods in this order, all compositions are
true. Essex and Caterham must be introduced at the same time to avoid
falseness :-

Hudddersfield for 1st lead of Pudsey (21 Methods)

Newlyn for Cassiobury

Essex for Cambridge AND Caterham for Uxbridge

Newcastle for Swineshead

Whalley for Wembley

Buckfastleigh for Norfolk

Colnbrook for Primrose

Moulton for Ipswich

Sussex for Ashtead

Yeading for 2nd lead of Bristol   (22 Methods)

Chertsey for Double Dublin

Sonning for Yorkshire

Northampton for 1st lead of Rutland   (23 Methods)

Richmond for Lindum

Malpas for Cornwall

Claybrooke for 2nd lead of Rutland   (23 Methods by Steven Chandler)

These substitutions can be made any number at a time allowing the band
to progress as quickly or slowly as they choose.

5152 Spliced Surprise Major (23)

S.D. Chandler

W

H

2345678

-

Hudd

3578264

-

Whal Mal Bel Bri Lon /

(8375264)

-

Ess Cat Buck Yead Cher Suss /

(5873264)

-

-

Col Son Moul / Rich /

7358264

-

Newc Will Ches Nor Clay Newlyn Pud /

5738264

7 Part

224 each Belfast, Bristol, Buckfastleigh, Caterham, Chertsey,
Chesterfield, Claybrooke, Colnbrook, Essex, Huddersfield, London,
Malpas, Moulton, Newcastle, Newlyn, Northampton, Pudsey, Richmond,
Sonning, Sussex, Whalley, Willesden, Yeading

160 c.o.m.  a.t.w. each lead different

Spliced Surprise Major 

(Steven Chandler's using Norman Smith's Methods as a Base)

This composition assumes a knowledge of Norman Smith's 23 Spliced
Surprise Major.  It is designed to allow bands who have rung Norman
Smith's to progress to Steven Chandler's composition in small steps.

To ring the first composition will require the band to learn 3 Chandler
methods: Belfast, Willesden and Chesterfield along with Swineshead which
is Uxbridge above the Treble. Norfolk (8ths Place Cray) and Primrose
(8ths Place Cambridge) are also rung.

5152 Spliced Surprise Major (20-23m)

S.D. Chandler  arr. C.G. Newman

W

H

2345678

-

Pud

3578264

-

Wemb, Cor, Bel, Bri, Lon

(8375264)

-

Camb, Uxb, Norf, Bri, DD, Asht

(5873264)

-

-

Prim, Yorks, Ips, Lind

7358264

-

Swin, Will, Ches, Rut, Rut, Cas, Pud

5738264

7 Part

448 each Bristol, Pudsey, Rutland

224 each Belfast, Wembley, Cornwall, London, Cambridge, Uxbridge,
Norfolk, Double Dublin, Ashtead, Primrose, Yorkshire, Ipswich, Lindum,
Swineshead, Willesden, Chesterfield, Cassiobury 

146 c.o.m.  a.t.w.

Substitute Steven Chandler's methods in this order, all compositions are
true. Essex and Caterham must be introduced at the same time to avoid
falseness :-

Hudddersfield for 1st lead of Pudsey (21 Methods)

Northampton for 1st lead of Rutland   (22 Methods)

Whalley for Wembley

Newlyn for Cassiobury

Essex for Cambridge AND Caterham for Uxbridge

Newcastle for Swineshead

Moulton for Ipswich

Sussex for Ashtead

Yeading for 2nd lead of Bristol   (23 Methods)

Buckfastleigh for Norfolk

Claybrooke for 2nd lead of Rutland   (Consolidate Last Course)

Colnbrook for Primrose

Chertsey for Double Dublin

Sonning for Yorkshire

Richmond for Lindum

Malpas for Cornwall (23 Methods by Steven Chandler)

These substitutions can be made any number at a time allowing the band
to progress as quickly or slowly as they choose.

5152 Spliced Surprise Major (23)

S.D. Chandler

W

H

2345678

-

Hudd

3578264

-

Whal, Mal, Bel, Bri, Lon

(8375264)

-

Ess, Cat, Buck, Yead, Cher, Suss

(5873264)

-

-

Col, Son, Moul, Rich

7358264

-

Newc, Will, Ches, Nor, Clay, Newlyn, Pud

5738264

7 Part

224 each Belfast, Bristol, Buckfastleigh, Caterham, Chertsey,
Chesterfield, Claybrooke, Colnbrook, Essex, Huddersfield, London,
Malpas, Moulton, Newcastle, Newlyn, Northampton, Pudsey, Richmond,
Sonning, Sussex, Whalley, Willesden, Yeading

160 c.o.m.  a.t.w.

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