Following the successful release of the massed band isolation video of the Queen hit 'Fat Bottomed Girls', BrassFestUK has started work on its latest project.
Registration is now open for 'Isolation3', with organiser Rob Tompkins telling 4BR: "There were a lot of players from 'Isolation1' and 'Isolation2' that were keen to be part of the next project.
The feedback I got from so many players was just amazing with some heart warming stories that made the hours put into it so worthwhile."
Banding stars
Rob has invited Black Dyke Band horn star Siobhan Bates to be part of the new project after her inclusion in 'Isolation2' gave the registration numbers a huge boost.
Other high profile players from the banding world have also come on board, with Rob adding: "'I sent out some messages and was amazed by the response."
As a result Tom Hutchinson, Hannah Plumridge, Kyle Blake, Kirsty Abbotts, Ali Woodman, Helen Williams, Steve Stewart, Ryan Richards, Matt Routley, Lode Violet, Harvey Rees, Dewi Griffiths, Simon Howell, David Childs, Steve Lomas, Gareth Johnson and Gareth Hand to name are all on board.
Rob was particularly delighted that the star of 'Isolation2', 9 year old Koru will be part of the new venture.
Registration closes on Sunday 6th September, with recordings needing to be back with Rob by Sunday 20th September so that the finished video can be released on Saturday 10th OctoberBrassFest
42nd Street
The chosen piece for 'Isolation3' is '42nd Street' arranged by Chris Wormald.
Registration closes on Sunday 6th September, with recordings needing to be back with Rob by Sunday 20th September so that the finished video can be released on Saturday 10th October, the date of what would have been the 2020 Albert Hall National Championship.
To register
To register go to: https://www.brassfestuk.com/isolation-video-3
Music and instructions will be sent to each player that registers.
In addition to 'Isolation3' BrassFestUK is planning to send out details for an on-line Solo & Duet Contest and a Junior Massed Band isolation video.