[r-t] Holdsworth Bristol Max composition

[Alan Reading]

Does anyone lay claim to this composition? Very simular in style to the others mentioned. It has the disadvantage of a big bob to contend with although still only has 2 types of call. It contains only 6 leads in the peal NOT in a little bell course which is, very slightly, less than the other compositions.

5088 Bristol Surprise Maximus
23456   M  W  B  H
-------------------
64352   1        1 
64523      1  x 
56423            1
24365   1  1
-------------------
2 Part.
x=18
Contains 4 56s, 4 65s, 142 little bell rollups at the back, 
128 little bell rollups off the front.

Cheers,
Alan



Richard Allton wrote:
> I did this for Royal back in 2004, rung at Long Crendon:
>
> 5120 Bristol Surprise Royal
>
> 234567   N  M  W  H
> -------------------
> 64352       -     - 
> 56342          -    
> 24365    2* -     2*
> -------------------
> 2 part. N=7ths. 2*=bs.
> Contains 10 56s, 10 65s, 114 little bell at the back, and 92 little bell at
> the front.
>
> Not sure how original it was - John Fielden produced exactly the same about
> the same time.
>
> Have you seen this by David Pipe, that produces slightly more than James's
> composition, one benefit is that there is more of the plain course (and
> 24365 course):
> 5088 Bristol Surprise Maximus
> 23456   M  W  H
> ---------------
> 64352   1     1 
> 56342      1    
> 24365   s  2*   
> ---------------
> 2 part. 2*=sb.
> Contains 4 56s, 4 65s, 136 little bell at the back, and 126 little bell at
> the front.
>
> 5088 Bristol Surprise Maximus
> 234567   M  N  W  H
> -------------------
> 64352    1        1 
> 56342          1    
> 54362       2*      
> 24365    s          
> -------------------
> 2 part. N=9ths. 2*=bs.
> Contains 2 56s, 2 65s, 130 little bell at the back, and 128 little bell at
> the front.
>
> Richard
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net
> [mailto:ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net] On Behalf Of Philip Earis
> Sent: 20 April 2009 13:11
> To: 'ringing-theory at bellringers.net'
> Subject: [r-t] Holdsworth Bristol Max composition
>
> I recently stumbled across this extremely neat 2-part peal composition of
> Bristol Max by a young chap called James Holdsworth.  It uses lots of whole
> course to good effect - something that is a bit counter-intuitive with 4ths
> place bobs here.
>
> 5088 Bristol Surprise Maximus
> J W Holdsworth 
> 23456    M   9   W   H
> ----------------------
> 64352    -           -
> 56342            -
> 54362        -s
> 24365    s
> ----------------------
> Repeat
>
> It was briefly discussed on the ringing-chat mailing list a few weeks ago,
> and a few people said it's so simple it cannot be original - Hull or
> Clatworthy must have come up with this a long time ago.
>
> However, after searching hard on the web (including the complete composition
> collections of those two), I cannot find this replicated anyway.
>
> Has anyone seen it (or anything similar) before?
>
> It should certainly be in the RW diary as an example of a classic, musical
> and simple composition. 
>
> James' website is at http://james.theholdsworths.org.uk/comps/index.html
>
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