Repeated 4iH setup in a quartet

[Paul Kinney]

I'm composing a quartet in which there is a 4iH setup, the same each time, that is used frequently. There are passages in between that don't use the setup.

At the beginning I show the setup: G6/B6 C7\A6.

Do you have suggestions for a shortcut that would say use this standard setup again? Perhaps I create one and define it? Is there an uncluttered way to say take apart the setup and use the bells individually?

Paul Kinney
Redford Aldersgate UMC
Redford, Michigan

[Risë Kagan-Erickson]

I'd probably use my resources to have extra bells, one group set up as 4iH and the other group laid out to ring normally.

Risë Kagan-Erickson

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[Michele Sharik]

Is there an uncluttered way to say take apart the setup and use the bells individually?

X all home — “X all” means take them all apart, “home” means put them back in order (keyboard order, or wherever their designated “home” position is for that piece).

Do you have suggestions for a shortcut that would say use this standard setup again?

Just put G6/B6 C7\A6 again.

-Michèle