[r-t] Conducting Triples

[Benjamin Constant]

Some explanation of calling Grandsire Triples can be found here:
http://www.heatons.fsnet.co.uk/Ringing/Articles/Grandsir.htm

The "bog standard" QP of Grandsire Triples suggested by Daniel is quite
pretty musically.   This one or the 1260 suggested by Rob both have the
advantage of offering a lighter observation bell (4th or 5th respectively)
should you not want to ring the 6th or 7th.  The 1288 is easy to call but
rather monotonous.


The following 1260 by Sean D Smith is relatively straightforward, with the
exception that you have to remember to substitute sbbs (at consecutive
leads) for the first bob of any two parts (parts 2 & 4 are recommended).

    234567  Call 7th:-
    ------
[-] 752634  In
    765423
 -  347265  Out at 2
 s  253647  s Home
    265734
    276453
 -  342576  Wrong
 s  563742  s Middle
    576234
 -  425376  Wrong
 s  364725  s Middle
    376542
    357264
 -  423657  Home
    ------
Six-part; call s--s for [-] in parts 2 & 4.

Contains all 24 567s (12 each at handstroke and backstroke), 18 756s, 19
46s, 17 74s.

One advantage of this composition is that the bob at the end of the first
part can be omitted giving a true touch 195 changes; this provides the
opportunity to practise the calling beforehand.  It's also quite adequate
for half-muffled ringing, with half of the 567 roll-ups occurring at
handstroke.

Ben