A Ringers Notepad: Learning Collection

This collection focuses on a method called Plain Hunt starting with hunting on five bells with the tenor bell covering.  Learning to ring this method usually follows on after leading but an inside bell can be rung first as well.  Here the method is explained (blue line) and links to various toolboxes provide.  Read more ... and scroll down for additional information. Return to  Homepage  or  Contents Page First select a bell that you would like to ring this method from.  You can begin by choosing an odd numbered bell or an even numbered bell.  Eventually, it is useful for the band if each ringer can ring this method two different bells.   Click here for the  Method  - the diagram - to follow and to learn for practice night. Plain Hunt Double s (Tenor Ringing At Back) Plain Hunt Overview of Five Bells (Ringbell) Look at Band Ringing Plain Hunt and the Method in Action Plain Hunt on Five Bells (Educational Video) Solving Comm...

This collection introduces ringing on more bells for example eight (triples), nine bells (caters), and ten bells (royal).  Links are provided to each of these method diagrams enabling Plain Hunt Triples to be rung in both St Mary's Cathedral and Mount St Alphonsos.  Additionally, Plain Hunt Caters and Plain Hunt Royal are included because this can be run on nine and ten bells.  Read and discover more ... Return to  Homepage  or  Contents Page Plain Hunt Triples (Tenor Covering) See more ... and read the sheet with further information and alternative ringing diagram shown below Plain Hunt Major (All 8 Bells Hunting) See method ... Plain Hunt Caters (10 bells with Tenor Covering) See method ...  Plain Hunt Royal (All 10 Bells Ringing) See method ... And at this point more new language as the number of bells that are ringing (in play) are introduced.  This helps with understanding the range of methods but also what the conductor is asking to be run...