5088 Superlative Surprise Major

Layout

23456	B	M	W	H
23564	–			–
56234			–	–
42635		–		–
65324		–	–	2
35426		–		3

3 part.

76 crus (28f,48b), 10 5678s (2f,8b), 12 6578s (6f,6b), 118 4-bell runs (57f,61b), 238 5678 combinations (120f,118b), 12 8765s (8f,4b), Queens, Backrounds.

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

Number of methods

Changes of method

Stage

Major

True rows

5088

False rows

Complete extents

Partial extents

Applicable leadhead codes

Date composed

Default calls

Near

Types of call

14 LE Bob (–)

Performances

Date	Type	Details
Mon 19 Oct 1885	First rung on towerbells	5088 Superlative Surprise Major by the Midland Counties Association at St Alkmund, Duffield, Derbyshire, conducted by William Wakley
Sat 3 Oct 1896	Peal on towerbells	5088 Superlative Surprise Major by the Society of Royal Cumberland Youths at St Mary, Battersea, Surrey, conducted by James Parker
Sat 1 May 1909	Peal on towerbells	5088 Superlative Surprise Major by the Society of Royal Cumberland Youths and the Middlesex County Association & London Diocesan Guild at All Saints, Edmonton, Middlesex, conducted by James Parker