A pocket sized guide with over 150 simple compositions in basic methods, includes short touches through to quarter peal length. Designed to be used at short notice with easily remembered touches. Updated 2025 with additional touches and method suggestions.

Will you call a touch please Bob

A beginners guide to conducting methods. Takes a more in-depth look at understanding the art of conducting methods. Includes detailed guidance of what a conductors responsibility are, explaining observation and non observation bells, calling positions, correcting mistakes and transposition

A representative selection of extents by 37 composers on different plans including the first two bobs-only compositions of Stedman, 14 compositions of Erin, and two of spliced Stedman and Erin.

A collection of 606 compositions in single methods on 12 bells, 18 on 14 bells and 17 on 16 bells. Compiled by David Hull and Rod Pipe, and edited by Stuart Hutchieson. This and A Collection of 10 Bell Compositions form a substantial successor to the 1972 Collection of Ten & Twelve Bell Compositions.

A collection of 741 compositions in single methods on 10 bells. Compiled by David Hull and Rod Pipe, and edited by Stuart Hutchieson. This and A Collection of 12+ Bell Compositions form a substantial successor to the 1972 Collection of Ten & Twelve Bell Compositions.

Includes 469 compositions for all stages from Doubles to Sixteen. Compiled by Richard Allton.

Includes 294 compositions of Stedman from Caters to Septuples and also 38 compositions of Erin from Caters to Octuples.

Practical guidance on conducting a very popular but specialised method.

A pocket sized beginners guide to conducting methods with over 150 simple compositions in basic methods, includes short touches through to quarter peal length. Designed to be used at short notice with easily remembered touches. Covers bells from doubles through to maximus. Updated 2025 with additional touches and method suggestions.

Peter Hurcombe (1989, CC) / Revised by Paul Flavell (2022)