[r-t] One Spliced Surprise Major

[John Fisher]

DFM:
> I'm sorry, I'm still not following. How many leads, whole or
> fractional, does it contain?

I make it, in each part, 64, of which 42 contain 32 rows, 11 contain 30 rows and 11 contain 2 rows.  Each time you change from X to C, you ring 2 changes of a lead, then omit the next 30.  Similarly, when you change from C to X, you omit the first two changes and ring the remaining 30.


> If you only delete rows from leads and
> never add them, to get to the length you need more total leads than
> there are Cs and Xs in the current composition description, right?

Yes, but why is that a problem?  It's a function of the way you've described it.  It's only like virtual course ends in a conventionally notated composition, which aren't actually rung at all, and mean more courses are shown than are rung.

JR1F