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The scope of the
methods
covered on this site is essentially restricted to regular methods.
The local meaning of
"regular"
is defined in the glossary.
For our purpose, methods that have the same leadhead codes have the same compositions.
A good example of this is St Clements College Bob Minor and Double Oxford Bob Minor.
Because they both have Lead Head Code f, 142635, any composition for St Clements College Bob will work for Double Oxford Bob and vice versa.
Note that in some circumstances compositions will work for a set of methods containing more than one Lead Head Code.
We have not documented generic compositions as such, favouring clarity of exposition over purity of analysis.
So, for example, composition for Plain Bob (Lead head a) that will also work for Double Bob (Lead head b) are documented separately for each method.
Methods with 2nds place lead ends need to be approached differently from those with 6ths or 8ths place.
So whilst the Lead End Change Row might be identical, the observation bells work differently, and hence the compositions are laid out differently, and hence the challenges for the conductor are different.
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