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ing.\nI appreciate there are a lot of methods mentioned here and the intent
ion is not to overwhelm I promise! If you are taking your first steps into
ringing surprise major, you are most welcome, just let me know what you are
working on (Cornwall, go on, you know you want to!).\nThere won't be an op
portunity to ring everything at each practice and I will respond to emails
in advance or requests on the night.\nRingers from other divisions are welc
ome to attend although ideally please email in advance. This event was impo
rted from: https://www.scacr.org/news-events/calendar/1386/northern-surpris
e-practice?tmpl=component (https://www.scacr.org/news-events/calendar/1386/
northern-surprise-practice?tmpl=component)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Method of the moment: Jovium surprise major (https://rsw.me.uk/blueline/met
hods/view/Jovium_Surprise_Major)
The main focus of these practice
s remains the Core 7 methods either individually or spliced depending on at
tendance.
For those ringers with a wider repetoire, I would like to e
nsure Belfast and Glasgow are more regularly incorporated so please do refr
esh these if you need to ahead of the practice. For those new to Belfast, t
here will be an opportunity to ring three leads subject to attendance if yo
u want to give it a shot (this can be rung so that many bells repeat the sa
me lead three times).
Simon Linford's great book on the Core 7 and be
yond is found here https://www.ringingworld.co.uk/purchase/
shop/the-core-seven-and-beyond.html
The idea is to try and improv
e the success rate and striking accuracy in the Core 7 methods and it would
be very much appreciated if where possible attendees do a little extra hom
ework in advance, to help ensure we peform our best on the night. There wil
l also be an enhanced effort to ensure more optimal band placement. Stedman
triples will also be rung when appropriate.
Please get in touch (This email address is being p
rotected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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ike to ring.
I appreciate there are a lot of methods mentioned here a
nd the intention is not to overwhelm I promise! If you are taking your firs
t steps into ringing surprise major, you are most welcome, just let me know
what you are working on (Cornwall, go on, you know you want to!).
Th
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respond to emails in advance or requests on the night.
Ringers from other divisions
are welcome to attend although ideally please email in advance.