- Paperback
- Publisher: Whitehead Miller (1979)
- ASIN: B0017QV2C6
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
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Format:Paperback
The Ringers' Handbook is a great little book for anyone learning change ringing. It covers right from learning the basics of handling a bell through to methods.
The authors have organised the book in method sections which is good so that you can move on at any point... e.g. You want to learn Bob doubles, then you want to learn the "Bob's" in Bob Doubles, they are all in the same chapter. The methods are also organised in a simple way, moving from the easier methods; doubles and minor and then, in the last chapter, explaining the extensions or more complicated methods.
Although the book was written some time ago it is still very much relevant, they contain footnotes on some pages, explaining what parts/ phrases/ words mean.
Overall, this book is ideal for any Change Ringer and would be very good if placed in a tower as people who are sitting out could read/revise what they had been learning.
The authors have organised the book in method sections which is good so that you can move on at any point... e.g. You want to learn Bob doubles, then you want to learn the "Bob's" in Bob Doubles, they are all in the same chapter. The methods are also organised in a simple way, moving from the easier methods; doubles and minor and then, in the last chapter, explaining the extensions or more complicated methods.
Although the book was written some time ago it is still very much relevant, they contain footnotes on some pages, explaining what parts/ phrases/ words mean.
Overall, this book is ideal for any Change Ringer and would be very good if placed in a tower as people who are sitting out could read/revise what they had been learning.
Format:Paperback
This is the 2000 edition, but has all the information contained in the latest one.
Latest has more up to date info on web sites and on line teaching methods and aids.
Recommended by many teachers of bell ringing.
More personal help and guidance than some.
Fairly easy to read and understand.
Latest has more up to date info on web sites and on line teaching methods and aids.
Recommended by many teachers of bell ringing.
More personal help and guidance than some.
Fairly easy to read and understand.
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