Call Change theory in Bell Ringing (on Pint Glasses)

[@lawrencelinehan4602]

Thank you - keep posting and being yourself.

[@stephenchurch9563]

Enjoyed your video, straight forward tutorial

[@StanleyV64]

Thank you for the visual example. I've struggled to properly understand changes, but this really helped.

[@utube4andydent]

Ringing maths and pint glasses what a perfect combination. In Devon and Cornwall they only ring call changes explains the empty pint glasses at the end of each evening.

[@WilliamPorterTech]

Wonderfully clear explanation of something that to me has not been clear at all before. Thank you so much for this!

[@toxicapple7212]

I’m new to ringing and this is an outstanding video on call changes! Thanks

[@virginiahouser1060]

Thank you! This is very helpful!

[@easleydp]

Swotting-up prior to my first lesson this evening - this video was very useful, thank you!

[@Sam76889]

This video is extremely helpful for a newbie. Thank you

[@FrancescoBellringer]

Have to say this explanation was really good and easy to follow (i mean i am an ‘experienced’ ringer but it made complete sense and thought it was a very good explanation)

[@SWJuergen]

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

[@angelapluess1862]

Thank you - I am struggling with this and it was helpful

[@kyletheringer]

Amazing mate

[@howardgalloway5606]

Most informative, many thanks.

[@diysteve678]

Brilliant !

[@36degrees1978]

Very helpful thank you !

[@h-di4qd]

thanks for the great video :) I'm curious why, in the original order, 1 and 4 cant be swapped. Aren't they next to each other as the pattern loops? 1, 2, 3, 4, 1... can't become 1, 2, 3, 1, 4

[@angelapluess1862]

I wondered that too

[@peterclark1041]

I was No 3 bell and the Captain called 3 follow 4 …..I did that ok and then he calls 4 follow 3 ….and I don’t know who I then follow….so I screw up the whole change series by being too slow to think I should follow 2 again? Felt so guilty I went off to pub and got drunk.

[@JamesTheBell1]

Oh please don't feel guilty. Knowing who to follow can be hard at times. That's why I made this video. :)

[@Steven_Rowe]

And as most ringers know, ringers love pint glasses, normally filled with real ale.

[@JamesTheBell1]

Indeed, but one shouldn't drink and describe.

[@Steven_Rowe]

@@JamesTheBell1 I actually know a ringer who has rang over 4000 peals who went for a peak at the Imperial Institute in London, he had a few pints before the peal and rather than loose the peal simply peed himself and carried on for another two hours.
What a silly boy

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΠΟΔΑΣ-δ4σ]

@@JamesTheBell1 nice

[@richardpaxford5792]

Please ring a QP on these and claim it as the first rung on pint-sized bells! =D