Kea Surprise Major

known as Fenchurch St Paul Bob Triples between 16/05/1974 and 19/06/1987
Blue Line
Properties
Changes
  • Adjacent
  • Identity
  • Jump
  • Static
  • Dynamic
  • Cross
  • Pure
  • Penultimate
  • Touching Places
Hunt bells
  • Principle
  • Hunter
    • One
    • Multiple
    • All
Working bell cycles
  • Monocyclic
  • Isocyclic
  • Differential
Hunter classes
  • Plain
    • Place
    • Bob
    • Single
  • Alliance
  • Treble Place
  • Treble Dodging
    • Treble Bob
    • Delight
    • Surprise
  • Hybrid
  • Little
Symmetry
  • Asymmetric
  • Palindromic
  • Double
  • Rotational
  • Offset
Leadheads
  • Plain Bob
  • Grandsire
  • Original
  • Cyclic
  • Rounds
Course properties
  • True plain course
  • True leads
  • Right place
  • Uneven parity
  • Layered
Place notation
-58-16-12-38-12-38.56-36.18,12
Leadhead
e 16482735
Divisions
None
Default calls
Near
Method above
Pudsey Surprise Major
Method below
Kea Surprise Major
FCH Groups
BDKc
Accepted extension path
Compositions designed for this method
3
Leads in course
7
Lead length
32
Plain course length
224
Hunt bells
1
Working bells
7
Stationary bells
0
Maximum blows in one place
2
Music score (default scheme)
♫ 39
Performances
Date Type Details
Sun 7 May 1972 First inclusion in a peal on towerbells 5280 Spliced Surprise Major by the Society of Royal Cumberland Youths at SS Peter and Paul, Tonbridge, Kent, conducted by Derek E Sibson
Mon 23 Feb 1976 First peal on towerbells Kea Surprise Major at East Grinstead by the Sussex County Association at East Grinstead