[r-t] 6-part Stedman Caters composition

[Philip Earis]

Tom Perrins has produced a very simple new 6-part composition of Stedman Caters, copied below (you're going to have to stop publishing comps as graphics on your facebook page, Tom!)

I'm more than a bit suspicious of the design motivation (which seems to be to obtain all 144 "CRUs"), but am strangely drawn to the simplicity of the construction:


5184 Stedman Caters
231456789	1   12  13  15
------------------------------
342156798	-   -   -   -  
342156789	-   s
413256798	-   -   -   -
413256789	-   s
124356798	-   -   -   -
124356789	-   s
231456798	-   -   -   -
132645789	1,s2,5,[6],7,9,s12,15
-------------------------------
6 part, calling [6] in alternate parts only
Contains 24 56s etc.


On 10 bells, the application of a 6 part shouts out to me to consider the rounds -> queens transposition. Time for a bit of focus, Tom...



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