Cambridge Surprise Major Method Diagram


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David W Beard 23456 B M W F/I H 23564 - - 23645 - - 34265 - s 56243 - - - (42356) s - x (34625) x 56423 - - 42356 s - - s Repeat twice. s = 1256. Contains 56 combination rollups including 18 56's, 24 65's and 18 7568's and 12 5678's off the front. Start with the third course for 24 46's and Queens.


Blue Line Method Diagram for Cambridge Surprise Major

5056 Cambridge Surprise Major . Layout. 5056 Cambridge Surprise Major. Composed by Charles Middleton. 23456 M W H (34256) 2: 34562 [2: 2] 1.


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Cambridge Surprise Major For the best results this diagram should be printed on A4 in the portrait mode. Additional Help If you would like to customise the method diagram with a different bell as the blue line, or change the layout or diagram style, then follow this link to the Change Ringing Toolkit diagram page.


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Cambridge Surprise Major plain lead bob single As with all surprise methods the treble follows a treble bob path. The best way to learn the method is to memorise the blue line for each place bell knowing which place bell you become at the end of each line. At a bob:


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1250 Cambridge Surprise Major by the North American Guild at The Smoke Ring at The Church of the Advent, Boston MA, USA, conducted by Timothy J Barnes. Sat 1 Feb 2020. Rung on towerbells. 1250 Cambridge Surprise Major by the Leicester Diocesan Guild at St Mary, Barwell, Leicestershire, conducted by Steve Millington. Mon 9 Aug 2021.


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Cambridge Surprise Major Method Diagram

These notes deal with the 'Standard Eight' Surprise Major methods, a useful collection for an advanced ringer's repertoire. Cambridge Major. Study the blue line and you will see how similar major is compared to minor: • The frontwork is identical. • The backwork is identical. • The places are identical, but are now made in 3-4 and.


Cambridge Surprise Major at St Mary's Twyford (Berkshire) on 27 April 2013 YouTube

Cambridge Surprise Major Quarter Peal Compositions of Cambridge Surprise Major 1,250 Cambridge Surprise Major 23456 M W H 34256 2 45236 2 62534 - - ( 32456) - s round two blows after Wrong Also true to Lincolnshire Surprise, Yorkshire Surprise and Dereham Surprise .


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Cambridge Surprise Major Classification Surprise Major Place Notation x38x14x1258x36x14x58x16x78,12 Lead Head 15738264 (Code: b) Symmetry Palindromic FCH Groups BDEe Hunt Bells 1 Lengths 32 rows per lead 224 rows per course (7 leads) Similar Methods


Cambridge Surprise Major Method Diagram

Cambridge Surprise Major has the coursing order 53246 in the plain course. In an earlier section we found out how to calculate the place bell of any bell given the place bell of any other bell. That example was only applied to Plain Bob Minor using the row 65324. The later example of Cambridge Minor used the row 63452.


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Details. Tue 11 Feb 1873. First peal on towerbells. Cambridge Surprise Major at Benington, Herts at Benington, Herts. Sat 28 Apr 1923. Long Length on towerbells. 12896 Cambridge Surprise Major by the Midland Counties Association at St Michael, Stoney Stanton, Leicestershire, conducted by Harold J Poole. Wed 22 Mar 1933.


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Learning Yorkshire and Cambridge Surprise Major What makes Surprise? The particular treble path ('treble bobbing') means it must be one of Treble Bob, Surprise or Delight. It cannot be Plain as there is no dodging in that treble path, nor Alliance which is less regular with missed dodges or extra dodges.


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5024 Cambridge Surprise Major . Layout. 5024 Cambridge Surprise Major. Composed by Thomas B Worsley. 2345678 V I M W F H (54632).


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Cambridge Surprise Major is usually the first Surprise Major method that people learn, because of its relationship to Cambridge Surprise Minor. And yet, it isn't necessarily the easiest such method for the learner because the ringer meets the other bells in strange orders and there are several places where there are no dodges.


Cambridge Surprise Major

Known as "methods", these come with charmingly esoteric names such as Cambridge Surprise Major: or Reverse Canterbury Doubles: As a result, recreational ringing began to take off.