Thurrock commissioned musical work gets its debut and will be prelude to worldwide participation event

By Neil Speight

23rd May 2020 | Local News

THE world debut of a musical piece commissioned from Thurrock took place this afternoon (Saturday, 23 May).

And it is the first step towards the creation of a spectacular musical extravaganza.

As reported on Thurrock Nub News last week a new piece written by Cory Band Musical Director Philip Harper called Anthem was created thanks to an initiative from Thurrock Marching Brass.

Today, it got its first public airing and Thurrock Nub News is delighted to share the music with you.

Following on from the release an invitation has gone out to musicians across the world to take part in a virtual performance of the piece.

Paul Morgan, chairman of Thurrock Marching Brass and a board member of Indoor Music Games says: "All you have to do is to record yourself playing the part of your choice (from a full brass band version to a marching version that now consists of 52 different instruments and growing) and upload it so it can be prepared it for the final edit. It is that simple."

To access the free to download music and mp3 click tracks and to upload videos visit the purpose built portal here.. Full instructions and suggestions are available on the portal so you will have at your fingertips everything you need for a successful participation.

Paul added: "This special project, designed to bring all musicians far and wide together, has attracted interest from many quarters, including a very special organisation who deals in granting official world records so come and be a part of something special, unique, fun and above all worthwhile as we build something wonderful through the unity of music together."

     

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