[r-t] Eggless and Bobless

[Matthew Sorell]

On 23/5/18 8:30 pm, Will wrote:
> 2.  Ted Shuttleworth's article 'Bin the Bob' (11th May, p.449), on splicing together methods with different coursing orders (without calls). He concluded his article: 'Construction and combining of methods with alternative coursing orders opens up a plethora of possibilities that deserve to be explored.' Anyone fancy doing some exploring?
Variation on this are my no-bob half-lead compositions of spliced from 
ca 1996

http://www.ringing.org/composition/?id=5018


        1,280 Spliced Surprise Major (4 methods)

Matthew Sorell

_23456_
56423   (SN)(RN)(RY)(SR)(YS)
_64235_    (NR)(YS)(NY)

five part
parentheses denote change of method at the half lead
no calls, changes of method only


        http://www.ringing.org/composition/?id=5037


        1,280 Spliced Surprise Major (5 methods)

Matthew Sorell

_23456_
_42635_    (SY)(RS)(NC)(SN)(RY)(SN)(SY)(CR)
five part
parentheses denote change of method at the half lead
no calls, changes of method only

Cambridge, Lincolnshire (N), Superlative, Rutland, Yorkshire



These work by pairing (non PPE - these are old compositions) PBLE 
"standard" methods at leads where the tenors stay coursing across the 
half lead but the other bells don't (necessarily) as a form of bob.

Regards
Matthew Sorell

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