[r-t] Framework v2
Andrew Johnson
andrew_johnson at uk.ibm.com
Thu Jun 17 13:50:10 BST 2021
> There are some classic methods whose composers are well-known, if only
> as folklore. For example Rod Pipe and Peter Border producing Orion, and
> E. Bankes James producing Bristol. But others are not widely known, and
> the folk memory will disappear.
>
> I think it would be good to develop a better record of the composers of
> methods. I have suggested that crowd-sourcing it through CompLib would
> be an effective way to do it. Often the composer or conductor of the
> first peal of a method is a good clue, but not necessarily.
>
> Simon
See https://complib.org/collection/11064
for some attributions. If you know more, and preferably have a bit of
evidence then let me know and I'll add them.
A link then appears in the method references:
https://complib.org/method/17167#method-view-e
Method Attributions Henry Law James
I've also added a collection having entries for methods giving links from
a method to the first peal composition for the method (in CompLib), and a
link to all the Felstead peals recorded for that method.
https://complib.org/collection/11136
Felstead Peals in a Method Database 14538 Lincolnshire Surprise
Major
There's also another collection, Felstead Peal Database, which has entries
for compositions, categorised by first peal in method, first peal of
composition and record length, and links to the CCCBR page for the record
and the Felstead peal record.
https://complib.org/collection/11135
First peal in method
Page 169 4AF-2F7 5088 Bristol Surprise Major by Henry Dains
Record peal
Page 171 3F3-C4E 15264 Bristol Surprise Major by Gabriel
Lindoff
Page 174 047-B3C 28512 Bristol Surprise Major by Brian D
Price
Ideally in CompLib the Felstead peal id could be an equivalent to
BellBoard ID, so could be used directly in the performance section of
compositions or collections.
Andrew Johnson
Twyford
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