[r-t] Out-of-course Surprise Minor

[Alexander Holroyd]

Thanks for the encouragement.  As John Warboys pointed out, Roger Bailey 
in fact produced some containing Norwich long ago (in Composition 501), 
similar to the one we rang in Bristol (but not identical).

All these out-of-course extents mix overworks.  A few have three different 
overworks - these work by combining the in-course Cu/Cl and Bo/Ne splices 
with an out-of-course splice.

What is the recommended way to make raw data (big files of search results) 
available on this list?

On Mon, 29 Sep 2014, Philip Earis wrote:

> Ander: "...here are a few examples of interesting out-of-course extents (new 
> so far as I know). The first one was rung in Bristol this week; this is 
> possibly the first extent of spliced s minor from the 41 to include Norwich"
>
> Marvellous to see these extents, especially the elegant gems mixing overworks 
> like:
>
> Du   35264
> Yo   56342
> Du@  65342
> Lo   36254
> We   23465
> Lo@  45623
>
> These comps build on a post to this list from RAS in 2004 
> (http://www.bellringers.net/pipermail/ringing-theory_bellringers.net/2004-September/000175.html), 
> and indeed which I featured in the Minor "compositions of the decade" 
> analysis 
> (http://wiki.changeringing.co.uk/Compositions_of_the_Decade_3_-_Minor).  I 
> vaguely recall Roger Bailey taking me to task (not sure if it was on-list or 
> in-pub) about these saying he'd produced the Kent/Oxford and other examples 
> some time previously.  In any case it underlines the importance of publishing 
> compositions.  Keep them coming!
>
>
>
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