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established january 17 1881 home blog officers diary branches t&b education bell fund peals documents faq links history welcome to the of church bell ringers latest news and events for 2018 : reflections on a special day in the life of a principal ringer at the curfew tower, windsor castle by stephen r smith ii windsor castle is accustomed to special occasions and requiring the bells to ring out of the curfew tower, like the garter service, and around 20 other special royal, religious and saint’s day events throughout the year. as a principal ringer we turn up and ring as required, although the day we take out of the normal work diary to ring for the garter service is pretty special. against the normal routine, the wedding of prince harry to megan markle was something special in the calendar. as the day approached, i had heard about the potential problems with the trains to get to windsor, and, although we had special parking permits, that didn’t seem a particularly attractive option even with the royal enfield, especially if the event was to finish in the pub for a few beers afterwards (which it did actually). fortunately, lucy (my daughter) was home and gave me a lift into windsor, and i cycled the last part to get to the castle. equipped with a standard pass and the special purple wrist band, i was waved through the henry viii gate (i’m sure you all know it). this was around 9 am, we needed to be in the castle by 10am, so i was early with time for a cappuccino. the atmosphere in windsor was fantastic. everyone was hyped and looking great and beautiful, i was particularly struck by a lady wearing a union jack jacket – a must have. the weather was awesome. ok. so, i headed back to the castle just before 10.00, enjoying the privilege again of being waved through the security. all the ringers had congregated (there were actually 10 of us) and we decided to have a warm up touch of grandsire triples (the ‘standard’ method for the curfew tower): windsor, berkshire curfew tower, hm free chapel of st george, windsor castle saturday, 19 may 2018 in 0h09 (26 in c♯) 224 grandsire triples 1 edgar skipsey 2 vikki bulbeck 3 mary gow 4 vernon bedford 5 stephen smith ii 6 william stungo 7 james white (c) 8 john payne footnote: a warm-up touch on the morning of the wedding of h.r.h. prince henry of wales and ms meghan markle. for those of you who haven’t had the pleasure of ringing at the castle, one reason for mainly ringing grandsire is that the bells are really quite challenging, with varying degrees of odd struckness and to add to the challenge, they are also anti-clockwise (i find the anti-clockwise clock in the tower totally impossible to comprehend!). however, they can be rung well and can sound fantastic, so the reward is there if you are prepared to work at it. as the big moment approached, we had some, what seemed to me, fairly confused instructions when to ring so we went for two further touches, of guess what, you got it, grandsire triples. the last touch was timed to coincide with the arrival of the queen and couple at the chapel, so we finished with a few minutes of call changes and rounds. windsor, berkshire curfew tower, hm free chapel of st george, windsor castle saturday, 19 may 2018 in 0h20 (26 in c♯) 504 grandsire triples 1 vernon bedford 2 mary gow 3 vic mitchell 4 john payne 5 stephen smith ii 6 edward westlake 7 james white (c) 8 edgar skipsey footnote: to celebrate the wedding in an hour’s time of h.r.h. prince henry of wales and ms meghan markle. windsor, berkshire curfew tower, hm free chapel of st george, windsor castle saturday, 19 may 2018 in 0h20 (26 in c♯) 504 grandsire triples 1 stephen smith ii 2 edgar skipsey 3 mary gow 4 edward westlake 5 vernon bedford 6 james white (c) 7 william stungo 8 john payne footnote: followed by called changes (to queen’s and back) and rounds, immediately preceding the wedding of h.r.h. prince henry of wales and ms meghan markle, the duke and duchess of sussex. during the service and before hand between ringing we enjoyed the sunshine in our own reserved area in a corner of the cloister in front of the west door of the chapel, which is really quite an awesome spot. we were behind the camera boom which took the shots of the couple as they came through the door, down the steps and into the carriage flanked by the guard of honour. we were also with the girls who had done all of the floristry. unusually, we had the opportunity to see the couple come through the fabulous west door, with the most amazing floral archway, descend the steps and get into the carriage during the performance of the gospel choir, so we saw everything. personally, i’m not bothered about this kind of thing, but i have to say it really was like a fairy tale, walt disney but in reality. i understand one of the american commentators commented that we brits do this kind of thing very well – and we do. it was a spectacle and was impossible not to be taken up by the atmosphere and the event, it was fantastic. so, to the pièce de résistance, our main contribution was a quarter peal of grandsire triples. our earlier ringing had been good, but we did rise to the occasion, the ringing was superb, we were on such a high when the reverse rounds came up, then rounds, then stand. fantastic. here is the line up: windsor, berkshire curfew tower, hm free chapel of st george, windsor castle saturday, 19 may 2018 in 0h47 (26 in c♯) 1260 grandsire triples 1 edgar skipsey 2 vikki bulbeck 3 vernon bedford 4 edward westlake 5 stephen smith ii 6 james white (c) 7 william stungo 8 john payne footnote: following the wedding of h.r.h. prince henry of wales and ms meghan markle, and during the carriage procession. we had a photo taken of the band to mark the occasion afterwards (right to left treble to tenor): the bellboard statistics of the performance are interesting; we were the featured performance for over a week, we received almost 100 ‘likes’ and it was viewed over 29,000 times. i heard a statistic once that there were around 50,000 ringers globally, amazing to think that more than half the ringers in the world had probably viewed the performance. even more extraordinary is to consider the millions of people around the world who had tuned in to watch the wedding on television and would have heard the bells of windsor castle, it was great to be part of the occasion. ringing day 2018 - chipping norton branch click here to download the ringing day information as pdf cccbr meeting lancaster 2018 - general bookings now open to all as already previewed, the central council meeting weekend is following a new format, themed on inclusion and outreach. as well as the annual meeting itself, there is a wide variety of seminars, sessions, stalls and activities on offer for all ringers. we are pleased to announce that we are now taking online bookings from all ringers. here is the link: https://cccbr.org.uk/about/meetings/2018-meeting/ 10 bell training day – saturday 4th november applications are invited for the guild's 10 bell training day at st. michael and all angels, aston clinton. a poster containing full details of the course, and an application form may be download. steeple aston one day training course – saturday 28th october applications are invited for the guild's steeple aston one day training course which is designed to help students master basic method ringing. methods offered (subject to demand) include plain hunt on 5and 6, grandsire doubles and triples, plain bob doubles, minor and major. a poster containing full details of the course, an application form and covering letter may be download. -- michaelmas training day – 30th september 2017 applications are invited for the guild michaelmas training day with groups covering surprise minor, stedman triples, basic surprise major, advanced surprise major and new for 2017 conducting (from plain box minor to surprise major). a poster is available and those interested may contact . -- michaelma

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