5184 Gloucester and Bristol Surprise Major

Layout
5184 Gloucester and Bristol Surprise Major
Composed by Al Gorithm
23456 M I B V W H
43526 2 –
24536 –
45236 – –
53462 –
32465 – 2
23645 – – – 2
3 part.
144 crus (21f,123b), 23 5678s (3f,20b), 25 6578s (4f,21b), 94 4-bell runs (40f,54b), 248 5678 combinations (72f,176b), 7 8765s (5f,2b), Backrounds.
Blue Line
Properties
Structure
  • Backstroke start
  • Mid lead start
  • Mid lead finish
  • Variable hunt
  • Variable cover
  • Palindromic
  • Exact multipart
Methods
  • Spliced
  • ATW
  • Mixed stage
  • Change every lead
  • Every lead different
  • Jump method
Calls
  • Standard calls
  • Twin bob
  • Jump calls
  • No calls
  • Tenors together
  • Strictly tenors together
  • Multipart calling
Changes
  • Adjacent changes
  • Identity changes
  • Jump changes
  • Pure changes
  • Touching places
  • Tenors reversed
Truth
  • True
  • Round block
  • Single extent block
  • Multi-extent block
  • Repetition between calls
  • Internal rounds
Number of parts
3
Number of methods
1
Changes of method
0
Stage
Major
True rows
5184
False rows
0
Complete extents
0
Partial extents
1
Applicable leadhead codes
jlm
Date composed
Default calls
Near
Types of call
1
   14 LE Bob (–)
45
Performances
Date Type Details
Thu 6 Jun 2002 First rung on handbells 5184 Gloucester and Bristol Surprise Major by the Middlesex County Association & London Diocesan Guild at 52 Burrows Road, Kensal Green, Middlesex, conducted by Richard A Pearce  
Thu 6 Jun 2002 Peal on handbells 5184 Gloucester and Bristol Surprise Major at Kensal Green