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Simon Gay
Добавлен 31 июл 2013
Dumfries Surprise Royal
A video about Dumfries Surprise Royal, its structure, and tips for learning it.
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Bristol Surprise Major, Royal and Maximus
Просмотров 9093 года назад
A video about the classic method Bristol, on the 120th anniversary of the first peal of Bristol Surprise Major.
London No.3 Surprise Royal
Просмотров 3183 года назад
Comments on London No.3 Surprise Royal, including its history, its structure and how to learn it.
Handbell ringing style with eBells
Просмотров 3503 года назад
Comments and tips about using a good style when ringing eBells.
Remus Surprise Royal
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A discussion of the structure of Remus Surprise Royal and tips for learning it.
Sgurr A'Chaorachain Surprise Royal
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A discussion of the structure of Sgurr A'Chaorachain Surprise Royal and tips for learning it.
Kent Minor on 3-4 with blue line animation and commentary
Просмотров 933 года назад
Kent Treble Bob Minor being rung by Handbell Stadium with the addition of animated lines and a voiceover commentary.
Kent Minor on 5-6 with blue line animation and commentary
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Kent Treble Bob Minor being rung by Handbell Stadium, with the addition of a blue line animation for 5-6 and a voiceover commentary.
Iddesleigh Surprise Royal
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A discussion of the structure of Iddesleigh Surprise Royal and how to learn it.
What should be the modern Surprise Royal repertoire?
Просмотров 3884 года назад
This is a talk about Surprise Royal methods, which was followed by a discussion (not recorded).
Lexi the Lego Ringing Robot: Plain Hunting on Six
Просмотров 3804 года назад
Lexi the robot was built by Dorothy Gay from Lego Mindstorms components. Here she is ringing Plain Hunting on Six, controlled by a Python program.
HandbellStyle
Просмотров 4499 лет назад
An illustration of a good handbell ringing style: sitting up straight, elbows in, bells swinging straight up and down, hands resting on thighs at backstroke, firm grip on the bells.
Coming to this late but since no-one else has commented I have 2 observations 1. Hartington, Goldfinger & Independence Day are all methods worth considering 2. More lead end groups than the bog standard groups b, f & g are needed
So in short, Bristol extends by grouping work together and padding the empty space with dodges?
"Extends" is a controversial term in ringing which can lead not only to letter rows a century ago but internet pile-ons today. But by 1 definition, correct
Fascinating insight into the historical development of Bristol. I'm too long in the tooth to make much practical use of the technicalities, but it does explain to me why I seem to have more trouble with royal than on other numbers. The only issue with the presentation is the speech->text which is so hilarious it distracts from your excellent talk 😂
Brilliant. Much clearer.
An excellent teaching aid. Thank you.
Great fun! Well done
And bells NOT resting on thighs at backstroke which dampens the sound on that stroke. I find that really distracting and an indication that the person doing it probably isn't listening too closely to the finished product ;-)