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• Jump change methods
  '''Here is a list of Jump Methods/Principles that have been rung'''<br /><br /> The methods Cambridge and London Treble Jump, above, are formed from Cambridge and Lond
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• Variants of Popular Methods
  ...ise major methods which only have a slight variant to other surprise major methods? Examples such as Johannesburg being very similar to Lincolnshire. The more methods one knows, the easier it becomes to learn new ones, as parts can be learnt
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• Popular Surprise Major Methods
  ...upon the number of peals (in parentheses) rung between 1985 and 2004. All methods with more than 5 peals rung in the period are shown. ==Seconds Place Methods (Leadhead Groups a-f)==
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• Naming new methods above Minor in quarter-peals
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• Ringers Diary Surprise Major Methods
  ...Pickled Egg (PPE) series of methods including core, extended and try also methods.
  17 KB (1,622 words) - 11:58, 9 May 2020
• Musical Comparison of Major Methods
  ...scussion Facebook Group''] together with some of the traditionally popular methods for comparison. The methods have been ranked by descending music score based upon the highest scoring c
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• Holly Week
  ...rprise Maximus should be rung to peals. If you are unable to achieve these methods then a close substitute is having a member of the band called Holly.
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• Central Council Decisions
  ...hod extension. The Council relies on the [http://www.cccbr.org.uk/methods/ Methods Committee] to advise and propose changes to the decisions, and as such, its :'''(E) METHODS AND CALLS'''
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• Universal Compositions
  ...omprehensive Collection of Universal Compositions for treble-dodging Major methods. ...6 for B Group methods by Albert J Pitman is true to 75% of rung B Group TD methods, an incredibly high proportion for one composition.
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• Bob
  ...lace method where n is the [[stage]], excepting [[leadhead group|group]] m methods, where a 4ths place bob is more commonly used to produce the repeating lead {{Todo|More bobs for common methods to be added here.}}
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• Jump change methods
  '''Here is a list of Jump Methods/Principles that have been rung'''<br /><br /> The methods Cambridge and London Treble Jump, above, are formed from Cambridge and Lond
  1 KB (191 words) - 12:16, 10 February 2009
• Method Tips
  This page is an index to tips for ringing various methods on different [[Stage|Stages]]. [[Category:Methods]]
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• Ringers Diary Surprise Major Methods
  ...Pickled Egg (PPE) series of methods including core, extended and try also methods.
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• Norwich Axioms
  ...the plain course.'". After discussion, the matter was referred back to the Methods Committee. ...ft in thinking was required. An open letter written to the Chairman of the Methods Committee and signed by a group of well-respected ringers was published in
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• Change-ringing
  #[[Methods]]
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• Project Pickled Egg - Part 3
  ...roject Pickled Egg, I am going to introduce some criteria for selection of methods to go in this new core group. As I said last week, the current Standard 8 s ...xistence of just a ‘single good peal’ was considered important, as well as methods being musical. At that time, a method was generally considered to be musica
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• Project Pickled Egg - Part 2
  ...‘60s and ‘70s by Noel (Jim) Diserens (1969) and PGK Davies (1975) in these methods, which gave them traction. ...lication of the “Surprise Major Collection”, a book containing most of the methods known at the time. In an early article, the unnamed author says:
  4 KB (769 words) - 21:58, 18 June 2018
• Musical Comparison of Major Methods
  ...scussion Facebook Group''] together with some of the traditionally popular methods for comparison. The methods have been ranked by descending music score based upon the highest scoring c
  3 KB (327 words) - 18:11, 2 November 2018
• Project Pickled Egg - Part 8
  ...particularly important in Dustbin Week, as I am now going to suggest three methods from the current Standard 8 which will not make the cut in Project Pickled ...also form satisfying groups to be rung together – these are not ‘training methods’ to be cast aside once a stage is reached (with the possible exception of
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• Project Pickled Egg - Part 1
  ...red rather than enhanced by the inclusion of all of these eight particular methods. Pitman’s 4 doesn’t really get any better by adding Yorkshire, Lincolns ...teach a whole new generation of ringers a different set of Surprise Major methods. We can stock these ringers’ larders with fresh and much more exciting in
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• Project Pickled Egg - Part 22
  ...on had concluded that Project Pickled Egg would have one or more difficult methods to give a target. But what makes a method difficult? After all, Bristol is ...its fair share of the features or ‘motifs’ associated with more difficult methods, such as points, fishtails, Stedman whole turns, wrong hunting and wrong pl
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• Falsest Method
  ...ether FCHs) is necessary to be maximally false. Of the 11,115,834 Surprise methods with vaguely sensible properties (regular, no sevenths above the treble, no ...only get three of these simultaneously with T and U, and there are 17 such methods. The best you can then do is E and L, giving AELMNRTU falseness, and 33 FCH
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• New Decisions
  Below are my proposed changes to the current Central Council Decisions on Methods and Peals. There has been some discussion in August 2008 on the Ringing The ==(D) Methods==
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• Harmonisation of Decisions
  ...in the Methods collection: the Vice-President, speaking as Chairman of the Methods Committee, responded that would not be workable as a new Decision would hav ...to [[Ringing Theory]] on 14 June 2006, and copied to the then Chair of the Methods Committee.
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• Calls that pass to another part of the same course
  ...rtened in this way, has to be described as Spliced Surprise Maximus in two methods comprising 4992 Cambridge S, 48 Primrose S; with one change of method. This The following 720 Spliced S Minor by Roger Bailey contains 8 methods, with 2nds and 6ths place pairs: Cambridge and Primrose, Ipswich and Norfol
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• Project Pickled Egg - Part 16
  ...methods like Phobos and Zanussi are described as formulaic. This nature of methods makes them much easier to ring in practice than their blue lines might sugg ...ions of the Standard 8, mean that there is a huge gap between the standard methods on 8 and 12. A Surprise Major method that clearly demonstrates how a right
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