[r-t] Cyclic 7-parts of major

[Simon Humphrey]

There was a 7-part peal of PB8 rung at Putney sometime in the early 60's I think, though with plain course lead ends as the part ends IIRC, not cyclic.  I noticed it in the peal book when visiting for a peal (in 1968 ?), and was a bit put out because I thought I'd invented 7-parts just a few months or so before.  Might have been composed by a Reverend somebody-or-other, but it wasn't a famous name and I can't remember it now.

SH

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> I'm fairly certain there would have been earlier ones - I've some
> recollection of a 7 part PB8 but by whom and when I can't recall
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> As a starter for 10, the earliest I recall seeing printed in the RW was one
> by Paul Needham published in 1988 p1056 that had been rung at Sefton in
> Feb
> 1985.
> 
> Richard
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