MORE ABOUT HANDBELL RINGING

(Editorial, The Ringing World, 14th June 1946)

HANDBELL RINGING

(Editorial, The Ringing World, 31st May 1946)

If the object of peal ringing was merely to ring peals, then anything which made peal ringing easier would un­doubtedly be an advantage. But since the object of peal ringing is not merely to ring peals, it may well be that things which make peal ringing easier can defeat the object for which peals are really rung.

HANDBELL RINGING 

(Ringing World Letter by John Spice, 24th May 1946)

Dear Sir,

HANDBELL RINGING

(Letters, The Ringing World, 10th May 1946)

Dear Sir,

Because certain expert handbell ringers have reduced change ring­ing on handbells to a fine art by a somewhat revolutionary method it would seem to constitute a threat of some sort to the Exercise, at any rate that appears to be the implication.

HANDBELL RINGING

(Editorial, The Ringing World, 26th April 1946)

HANDBELL RINGING BY METHOD CONSTRUCTION

By G. F. Woodhouse

(The Ringing World, 12th April 1946)

Recently some of the principles of method construction have been explained in The Ringing World. These principles can be utilised for ringing advanced methods and splicing on handbells.