[r-t] Pitman's 13440 change compositions

[Richard Allton]

Albert Pitman would not have considered using singles or reversing the tenors, but only 9 years later Chris Forster produced a 13440 exact 3-part of Ashtead. This used singles Before to get the extra course into each part. 

This can then be arranged for the spliced like this:

13440 Spliced Surprise Major (4 methods)
>From Albert Pitman and Chris Forster

2345678     M   B   W   H   Methods
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45236               -   -   RFWEWF/R/
24536                   -   RFWEWFR/
53246               -   -   RFWEWF/R/
25346                   -   RFWEWFR/
63542       -           -   R/FWEWFR/
56342                   -   RFWEWFR/
6452387         S           RFW.WFR
3564278         S       -   RFWE.EWFR/
24653       -       -   -   R/FWEWF/R/
62453                   -   RFWEWFR/
46253                   -   RFWEWFR/
32654       -           -   R/FWEWFR/
53624               -       RFWEWF/R
62534               -   -   RFWEWF/R/
36524               -       RFWEWF/R
56423       -               R/FWEWFR
46325       -               R/FWEWFR
52364       -       -   -   R/FWEWF/R/
35264                   -   RFWEWFR/
23564                   -   RFWEWFR/
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3 part.
3840 Rutland, Watford(F), Wembley; 1920 Ealing.  354 com.