Yup, your pretty much correct. Here is their official languageŠ
"One arrow beside a note indicates that a handbell which has been held as
a constants should be returned to the table at the end of the note value.
A double arrow indicates that both handbells held in the same hand should
be tabled together as a pair, in four-in-hand (or Shelley) configuration."
On 2/14/14 3:38 PM, "Daniel Spreadbury" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>Do you know what the distinction between the two arrows is? Is it "table
>one bell" vs. "table all bells" or similar?
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