[r-t] Music: Stockhausen to tittums

[Phillip Barnes]

I seem to recall commenting that one year the 12 Bell final touch of Stedman Cinques appeared to have been composed by Stockhausen.

Perhaps I was closer than I originally thought!

On 8 May 2011, at 14:26, Philip Earis wrote:

> Ian Partridge has shared a very interesting link on the ringing-chat email list:
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> "I was doing some reading about Stockhausen and stumbled across this on the website of one of his collaborators: <http://james-ingram-act-two.de/krystals/krystalsIntro.html>. A couple of the pictures will look remarkably familiar to ringers!"
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> As Ian points out, James Ingram has reproduced both plain hunt and a standard entry into mega tittums.  There doesn't seem to be anything on the site to suggest he is a ringer, but the exact formatting in a way a ringer would use seems uncanny. I think I'll drop him a line...
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