[r-t] Pinks Triples

[Matthew Frye]

The calls appear to affect the bells in the same way that grandsire calls do, so a composition of grandsire should come round exactly the same. Only consideration has to be if it runs false, so have you tried just putting a few standard grandsire compositions through a proving program with the altered calls? I presume many will run false, but I would have thought at least some would remain true for a quarter length.

What will this be sent up as? Am I right in thinking the concept of variations is unique to doubles (under cc rules)? So this would nominally have to be called grandsire. Of course, as a quarter, the cc's opinion of it is entirely academic.

MF


On 31 May 2011, at 20:24, Stephen Beckingham wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I am due to ring in a quarter peal of this on Sunday and have been given the task of finding a composition. I have tried and failed, so here we are.......
> 
> The base method is Grandsire, and the calls are grandsirish calls, but with long places made in 4/5 (145.345.1.345.145 over the leadend for a bob, and 145.345.123.345.145 for a single). Composing grandsire confuses me enough a the best of times, and these calls certainly don't help.
> 
> I , and the band, would be extremely grateful if someone was able to produce something, but I realise it's perhaps not the MOST interesting (or useful) thing posted on this list!!
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> SJB
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