Coursing Order - Revision history

RHK: Mainly suggestions about readability and typos --~~~~

2016-02-01T10:10:42Z

Mainly suggestions about readability and typos --~~~~

Danielw.brady at 10:44, 15 August 2011

2011-08-15T10:44:59Z

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	Most compositions on higher numbers will only use W, M & H as these keep the tenors together. If you are only using these for exapmle then you needn't keep muttering the whole coursing order away to yourself, just the bit that will be affected, in this case just 53246. If you were going to include calls at fifths in major however you would need to keep the whole lot in your head.		Most compositions on higher numbers will only use W, M & H as these keep the tenors together. If you are only using these for exapmle then you needn't keep muttering the whole coursing order away to yourself, just the bit that will be affected, in this case just 53246. If you were going to include calls at fifths in major however you would need to keep the whole lot in your head.


			== Other Calls ==

			The above holds true for the vast majority of methods, those that use fourths place calls. If you are using other calls you will find that the coursing order will alter in different ways. For example some n'ths place methods will use n-2 calls, i.e. 6ths place bobs in Major. This is commonplace in methods such as Double Norwich Court Bob Major. In this case it is often easy to think of other positions as Middle, Wrong, Home etc. For example where the tenor becomes 3rds place bell would be "Home" as this affects the 234, also the coursing order rotates the opposite way:
			5'''abc'''6 becomes 5'''cab'''6
			5'''324'''6 becomes 5'''432'''6

			This is also used to good effect in some higher number peals and quarters to produce a more standard length without "splitting" the tenors. For example using 6ths or 8ths place calls in Yorkshire Royal or Maximus respectively will have exactly the same affect as a Before in Major.

Ranemills: /* How to put it in to practice */

2011-07-03T21:49:06Z

How to put it in to practice

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:49, 3 July 2011
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	53246		53246
	W 32546		W 32546
	W ~~25345~~		W 25346
	W 53246		W 53246

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	H 2'''534'''6		H 2'''534'''6
	W '''532'''46		W '''532'''46


	== Singles ==		== Singles ==

Danielw.brady at 12:47, 29 September 2009

2009-09-29T12:47:13Z

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    Before    975324680 => 987532460
    S Before  975324680 => 875324690
 Most compositions on higher numbers will only use W, M & H as these keep the tenors together.  If you are only using these for exapmle then you needn't keep muttering the whole coursing order away to yourself, just the bit that will be affected, in this case just 53246.  If you were going to include calls at fifths in major however you would need to keep the whole lot in your head.

Danielw.brady: moved Coursing order to Coursing Order

2009-09-28T22:56:54Z

moved Coursing order to Coursing Order

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:56, 28 September 2009
(No difference)

Danielw.brady at 22:53, 28 September 2009

2009-09-28T22:53:09Z

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 == Higher Numbers ==
-Major
+'''Major'''
    Home      7532468 => 7524368
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    Before    7532468 => 7653248
    S Before  7532468 => 6532478

Danielw.brady at 22:47, 28 September 2009

2009-09-28T22:47:01Z

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	== Higher Numbers ==		== Higher Numbers ==

	Major		Major

	Home 7532468 => 7524368		Home 7532468 => 7524368

	Wrong 7532468 => 7325468		Wrong 7532468 => 7325468

	Middle 7532468 => 7534628		Middle 7532468 => 7534628

	Fifths 7532468 => 5372468		Fifths 7532468 => 5372468

	Fourths 7532468 => 3246758		Fourths 7532468 => 3246758

	S Fourths 7532468 => 3246578		S Fourths 7532468 => 3246578

	In 7532468 => 4753268		In 7532468 => 4753268

	S Thirds 7532468 => 6475328		S Thirds 7532468 => 6475328

	Before 7532468 => 7653248		Before 7532468 => 7653248

	S Before 7532468 => 6532478		S Before 7532468 => 6532478

Danielw.brady at 22:46, 28 September 2009

2009-09-28T22:46:25Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:46, 28 September 2009
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	== Higher Numbers ==		== Higher Numbers ==

	Major		Major

	Home 7532468 => 7524368		Home 7532468 => 7524368

	Wrong 7532468 => 7325468		Wrong 7532468 => 7325468

	Middle 7532468 => 7534628		Middle 7532468 => 7534628

	Fifths 7532468 => 5372468		Fifths 7532468 => 5372468

	Fourths 7532468 => 3246758		Fourths 7532468 => 3246758

	S Fourths 7532468 => 3246578		S Fourths 7532468 => 3246578

	In 7532468 => 4753268		In 7532468 => 4753268

	S Thirds 7532468 => 6475328		S Thirds 7532468 => 6475328

	Before 7532468 => 7653248		Before 7532468 => 7653248

	S Before 7532468 => 6532478		S Before 7532468 => 6532478

Danielw.brady at 22:45, 28 September 2009

2009-09-28T22:45:43Z

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	'''Single In (Thrids): 53246 => 42536''': Last two become first two and swap, rest shifts up. Holds true on higher numbers.		'''Single In (Thrids): 53246 => 42536''': Last two become first two and swap, rest shifts up. Holds true on higher numbers.


			== Higher Numbers ==

			Major

			Home 7532468 => 7524368

			Wrong 7532468 => 7325468

			Middle 7532468 => 7534628

			Fifths 7532468 => 5372468

			Fourths 7532468 => 3246758

			S Fourths 7532468 => 3246578

			In 7532468 => 4753268

			S Thirds 7532468 => 6475328

			Before 7532468 => 7653248

			S Before 7532468 => 6532478

Danielw.brady at 22:42, 28 September 2009

2009-09-28T22:42:10Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:42, 28 September 2009
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	'''Before: 53246 => 54326''': The best way to think of this, is that the last bell in the coursing order (excluding the tenor) becomes the 2nd, and everything else shifts up, this rule holds true on higher numbers.		'''Before: 53246 => 54326''': The best way to think of this, is that the last bell in the coursing order (excluding the tenor) becomes the 2nd, and everything else shifts up, this rule holds true on higher numbers.

			'''Single Before: 53246 => 43256''': First and last swap. Also holds true on higher numbers.

			'''Fourths: 53246 => 24536''': First two become last two (excluding tenor) the rest shifts down. Also holds true on higher numbers.

			'''Single Fourths: 53246 => 24356''': First two become last two, and swap (excluding tenor) the rest shifts down. Also holds true on higher numbers.

			'''In: 53246 => 25346''': View this as Penultimate becomes first & the rest shifts up, this way it holds true on higher numbers.

			'''Single In (Thrids): 53246 => 42536''': Last two become first two and swap, rest shifts up. Holds true on higher numbers.