[r-t] Emergency peal composition

[Alexander Holroyd]

Yes, it is "essentially analogous", but I think it is nicer to have the 
two bobs separated, with the reversed plain course in between - that way 
the music is more varied (rollups at hand as well as back), and the 
weirdness of the extra 2-change method is avoided.

The trick works only on stages 6,10,14,18... (with respectively 
4,6,8,10,... place bobs and their reverses).  Basically, 2 makes the first 
bob and 3 makes the second in the part.  By splicing methods of various 
regular lead-end orders I think it should be possible to include the 
_full_ plain course, with (approximately) half of it rung backwards, which 
would be very elegant.  Unfortunately this does not seem to lend itself 
particularly nicely to a peal length on any number: e.g. for TD methods it 
would be 600 minor, 3240 royal, 9464 fourteen,...

On Mon, 3 Dec 2012, Matt Dawson wrote:

> I guess this is essentially analogous to what Ander is doing with his
> 18 bob and 7B half-lead bob, but only two rows apart. The 5010 isn't
> especially tidy - more a proof of concept - but I'm not sure how much
> neater is possible without falling foul of the falseness generated.