Change-Ringing on Handbells (Favourite Compositions)

Description
Compositions that are attractive for handbell ringing. Page references in the Chapter column (when showing List View) are links to blog articles where the compositions are discussed.
Collection type
Composition
Publication year
2022
Referenced by
Notes



10 entries

23456 M B W H
35264
34625 2 3 2
23456 2
Notes: Quite a lot of coursing for 3-4 and 5-6. Also true to Kent and Oxford.
Composed by Simon J Gay
42536 M B W H
56234 s
36254 s
(42536) 3 2
Start at the backstroke snap.
Notes: 5-6 coursing throughout.
Composed by Simon J Gay
23456 B H
23456 5 3
Notes: Lots of coursing for 5-6. Start with one or two homes to increase the coursing for 3-4.
Composed by Simon J Gay
23456 B H
56423 3
2 part.
Notes: Lots of coursing for 5-6.
23456 W M H
46235 s
34265 [s]1
12 part.
1 Include in parts 6 and 12.
Notes: Good to call from 5-6.
Composed by Simon J Gay
23456 M B W
35264
62453
54326
2 part.
Notes: 3-4 ring the 3-4 and coursing positions. Page: 248
23456 W M H
46235 s
34265
6 part.
Notes: Good to call from 5-6.
Composed by Simon J Gay
23456 W M H
42356
62354 s
34256 ––s––s s
54236 s 3
23456 s
Notes: 3-4 coursing after first H. Page: 359
Composed by Simon J Gay
23456 W B M H
25463
64523 s s
34526 s
65423 ––s––s s s
35264 s 2
23456
Notes: 5-6 coursing from B to last M. Page: 359
Composed by J Eric Brosius
23456 B M W
54632
24536 2
23456 3
Notes: 3-4 coursing from the first M to the last W. Page: 391

Library
Public
Notes
Collection Id
11354
Created on
Wed 22-Jun-22 18:35 by Simon J Gay
Modified on
Sun 14-Jan-24 19:38 by Simon J Gay