Further Resources
Similar Sites
- It took 5 years of hosting Calling Touches, but at last I've learnt of a similar site. Philip Abbey's
Calling Cribs articles cover
some of the same ground as Calling Touches, so do take a look there for alternative explanations which you may find
useful.
Web Links
- Michael Williams' Call Change Collection lists some of the most
musical changes.
- You might try Mark Banner's Standard 8 pages for touches - link may be inactive.
- The touches section of the Cambridge District of the Ely Diocesan Guild website
has some touches for doubles, minor and major.
- Don Morrison's site contains lots of quarter peals and also peals.
- Roger Bailey's Ringing Resources links to most of the ringing pages on the web.
Book Links
- The Ringing World Diary has a selection of touches. This is published by the Central Council which also publishes
lots of other books on
calling and conducting. You can try getting hold of these through your home tower or the bookstall at ringing
meetings. A list and ordering details can also be found on the
Central Council's website.
- Pam Copson's excellent "The Follow-On Book" has details of simple touches. It is mostly less advanced than these pages and it particularly
contains details of calling touches for a variety of Doubles and Minor methods less common than Plain Bob and Grandsire.
It can be ordered from the Sherbourne
Teaching Aids website.
- John Longridge's book "Quarter 500" has a wealth of quarter compositions and his "Conducting and Coursing Order" explains using
coursing orders to conduct. These books used to be available from John
Longridge's website - link may be inactive.
- Heather Peters has put the information from this website into booklet format. If Calling Touches would be helpful to
you in MS Publisher format then
and I can e-mail you a copy.
If you know of any other resources which would be appropriate for me to add to this page then please
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