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1:50 ships bell tolling like a portent of death and nearer my god to thee swelling dramatically. Goosebumps.
@sallykohorst880311 күн бұрын
Beautiful music for 1912.
@freedom-y8t11 күн бұрын
The divine beings have used your hands as an implement of granting wishes with this one my friend 🤘
@bewilderedbrit892814 күн бұрын
Excellent work 👍
@sallykohorst880318 күн бұрын
Wonderful music!
@ByronSaunders26 күн бұрын
There was peace 👍
@circuschris2880Ай бұрын
Just picked this up from the Salvage Yard Gangbanger robbery for $30,000 total ($20k setup fee + $10k purchase with the Doc Forgery business).
@craiggowsell8798Ай бұрын
This is an absolute masterpiece if you ask me that doesn’t get anywhere near enough recognition. Call me weird but I prefer this over the stuff used in the Titanic movie. Maybe it’s just cause it’s so overplayed compared to this but this is true to the actual Titanic and not two rebellious love birds on a ship, lol. Thanks.
@jacobschweitzer10682 ай бұрын
Beautiful ❤😊
@jacobschweitzer10683 ай бұрын
Classic❤
@jonathanbennaman67533 ай бұрын
Today marks the 112th anniversary of the sinking 😔
@SNABELGRATENG3 ай бұрын
Good quality! Pandorad d’ man thats a good game
@Naotechd_Out3 ай бұрын
Coming back to this alot this week on the 112th anniversary of the disaster. This song to me, it truly captures the soul of Titanic. From its story to its legacy.
@ricardom.sordoserrano31334 ай бұрын
Amazing, good job
@GARYBLONDER4 ай бұрын
The positive is the clarity and separation. You can hear everything and the sound is spread beautifully across the speakers. However it's also tame - it lacks aggression and the vocals are too low in the mix. Interesting but not an improvement on the original.
@PLQ2K4 ай бұрын
Very nicely said! I also do agree, though I hadn't specifically thought of it before, the vocals get buried more than they should.
@betsy0327856 ай бұрын
I found this ❤ love it ! I love titanic not the movie the rich history of it all and the gilded age . I remember watching a scene from the cartoon animaniacs where the characters were lost at sea and 3 ships came to their rescue on being titanic . My dad laughed cuz all the ships had sunk . So I look up titanic on the encyclopedia and was astounded by how many people perished and then saw the A&E documents and loved it ! Of course I saw the 1997 movie loved it too but my favorite is still the documentary
@soundblaster17276 ай бұрын
you are awesome for uploading this
@soundblaster17276 ай бұрын
Thanks for the upload, this song is amazing and the game is too
@chrislondo26837 ай бұрын
Could you upload the music when the ship collides with the iceberg?
@PLQ2K7 ай бұрын
I'm sorry I don't have that, though if any other music from the documentary is located or identified I'd certainly share it. The two score tracks from the documentary here on my channel were downloaded from the composer, Christopher Stone's website (which seems to have been taken offline permanently roughly a year ago) and those were the only two pieces he opted to share. Another ragtime-style track by Stone was later sent to me by a viewer to post here, but I'm a bit unsure how that was originally found and that viewer received it from another person. Anyway, you can find more detail about this in the comments for the Titanic Hymn video, but various fans have tried contacting Mr. Stone over the years and the reports are that he was unfriendly and had no desire to share any more of the music. Apologies to be the bearer of that bad news.
@TheLowBrassDude9 ай бұрын
I was obsessed with the Titanic since the age of six. I begged my parents to take me to the local library to borrow every Titanic book they had. When I finally got the courage to go to the main wing the first thing I saw was this documentary in 4 VHS tapes. Eventually I found it on DVD and would always watch it. I can still hear Walter Lord's words and see the faces of everyone who passed away on that night when I listen to this piece.
@NYC_Pizzaman8 ай бұрын
"Captain Smith arrived on the bridge shortly after the collision saying, "what was that". "I would’ve thought that with all that had gone on during the evening he would’ve known it could only be ice"!
@TheLowBrassDude8 ай бұрын
@@NYC_Pizzaman "There was peace. And the world had an even tenor to its way. It seems that the disaster about to occur was the event that not only made the world rub it's eyes and awake, but woke it with a start. To my mind the world of today awoke April 15th, 1912." -Jack Thayer, Titanic Survivor.
@NYC_Pizzaman8 ай бұрын
@@TheLowBrassDude "And it wasn't until we were in the lifeboat and rowing away, it wasn't until then I realized that ship's going to sink. It hit me there." Eva Hart, Titanic Survivor
@geoffreyashcroft377410 ай бұрын
Kinda hard to think that after almost 30 years I still have this documentary that now in 2023 the narrater David McCallum and titanic explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet have now died. Still a powerful documentary after all this time
@NYC_Pizzaman10 ай бұрын
Wow! Just found this! I was quite the Titanic buff as a young child. This is stirring memories and emotions, right now! Remembering the excitement of watching this for the first time, so long ago. Literal goosebumps. Thank you!
@Maniac6167510 ай бұрын
RIP David McAllum, who portrayed Harold Bride in A Night to Remember and was the narrator of this fantastic documentary.
@NYC_Pizzaman10 ай бұрын
I didn’t know he was in A Night to Remember. I wonder if that’s why he was selected to narrate this.
@jonathanbennaman67534 ай бұрын
@@NYC_Pizzamanmost likely yes that's why he was chosen to narrate the documentary 😊
@eamonnmulhern233211 ай бұрын
" You can imagine the fear that all those people were going through............ No you can't; nobody can imagine it, no one can" Eva Hart.
@randyriffers603 Жыл бұрын
A beautiful song from an underrated game.
@PLQ2K Жыл бұрын
And that concludes this little series of videos. 🦈
@KenneXS Жыл бұрын
Great Race👌👍
@tammibasso558 Жыл бұрын
The Titanic was a beautiful ship!!!💐💐🙏
@ElenaGlitch Жыл бұрын
I have been looking for this song for literally 20 years. Thank you so much for uploading this.
@Maniac61675 Жыл бұрын
RIP PH Nargeolet
@eamonnmulhern233211 ай бұрын
May he rest with those of whom he had such love for🙏
@sondemar128 Жыл бұрын
Can you get the version of Nearer my god to thee that appears in the documentary?
@jonathanbennaman6753 Жыл бұрын
Finding that particular version might be a little difficult, trying to get in contact with Mr Stone is not easy, someone else tried to reach out to him regarding some other music clips that he requested from the documentary and Mr Stone replied in a very negative manner, unless it can be extracted from the documentary itself, instead of the violin version heard in the 1997 movie the version I heard on the documentary is played with a trumpet
@bombarde1701a Жыл бұрын
Would you happen to have the Main Titles?? And the cue when they showed the ship is sinking? It was a dark and haunting cue.
@PLQ2K Жыл бұрын
Unfortunately there's been very little score music found from the documentary. I would very much love to both have and share here the Main Titles, but I've yet to find that and from what I gather chances are slim it'll show up someplace (one of the composers passed away and the other has taken his website offline, doesn't appreciate fan messages, and he may just be fully retired). However, Titanic Hymn, which was posted on Christopher L. Stone's website, might be the score piece you're interested in when they show the ship sinking. It's available here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/on6hk6mlm72ZhNY.html
@jonathanbennaman6753 Жыл бұрын
This is amazing thank you very much for uploading 😊
@wj7961 Жыл бұрын
Love it!
@salada201 Жыл бұрын
I also have the DVD of it. I saw it on t.v. and loved it so much and have to say I never heard of the wreck until then. That was 1994.I was 37 years old. Love this music.
@BobMcgreggor-le8qj Жыл бұрын
Do you have the original files by any chance? Site is down
@jonathanbennaman6753 Жыл бұрын
That's quite upsetting that the site is down, makes me wonder if he removed his site to avoid any copyright issues, and to hear about his rude dismissive response to your polite email is very saddening, how can any composer with such beautiful taste in music respond in such a harsh manner 😢 this piece never fails in reducing the listener to tears so much sadness is imprinted in this hymn for every lost soul of the titanic
@NYC_Pizzaman10 ай бұрын
It sounds as though Mr. Stone is not winning himself any fans here.
@LycanVisuals Жыл бұрын
Love this track, to me it gives a sense of optimism.
@nigelmurphy6761 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely beautiful and haunting. The best Titanic documentary out there by a clear mile.
@Leesoldier12 Жыл бұрын
this is at the top of the music list about Titanic, right next to James Horner's hymn to the sea.
@LycanVisuals Жыл бұрын
The faded montage of steerage families, with this song and the voice David McCallum brings it home showing the depressing loss of life in this disaster. By far the best Titanic documentary and not many come close where many are on this site. I have no trace of human ancestry connected to this event, and yet the story of this ship as stuck with me a child and forever will. The stories that always bothered me the most of this sinking were the large third class families with aspirations to come to America, only to be dumped to the frozen bottom of the Atlantic ocean. Generations wiped out, children who never got a chance or even got a proper burial. My love for the subject of history all started with Titanic, and I would have loved to meet someone directly connected to this but sadly they have all passed on. No way to rewind time so I'll just say Rest In Eternal Peace to the victims. I'll never forget about Titanic, thank you for uploading this.
@bewilderedbrit8928 Жыл бұрын
Ive been waiting for years for someone to upload these tracks. Knighthood for you when i'm Emperor 👍
@bewilderedbrit8928 Жыл бұрын
Its about bloody time.
@JamesDaffyBenderDonald Жыл бұрын
I was browsing for this documentary and I found this video today. Not only is it a fitting tribute to the disaster, it's victims, the cast and crew who made the documentary, but it's the perfect song for a funeral scene in a soap opera drama finale, where the protagonists give the final farewell to the loved ones they've lost.
@wj7961 Жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness thank you so so much for this! I've been looking for this tune since 2011 no joke!!!
@cherylstevens4717 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful Britannic
@TK42100 Жыл бұрын
So many memories. My interest in Titanic started a year before this documentary aired so when I first saw the promos on A&E, I was beyond thrilled. The only catch was that it aired on a Sunday and I had school the next morning so I couldn’t stay up to watch it. Luckily my grandmother recorded it for me (RIP Grams). After that copy wore out, I found out my local library had the box set so I would sometimes watch that. Fast forward a few years, and I eventually snagged a DVD copy which I still own and put on every now and then. Granted some of the information may be a little outdated, but IMO Death of a Dream/The Legend Lives On is the gold standard of Titanic documentaries. It’s tastefully done and informative, terrific interviews and voiceovers, and they could not have picked a better narrator than David McCallum. His voice is right up there with Martin Sheen’s narration for “Secrets of the Titanic”. Also that intro for both parts is still phenomenal.
@NYC_Pizzaman10 ай бұрын
Rest in Peace to David McCallum. His passing brought me here.
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1:50 ships bell tolling like a portent of death and nearer my god to thee swelling dramatically. Goosebumps.
Beautiful music for 1912.
The divine beings have used your hands as an implement of granting wishes with this one my friend 🤘
Excellent work 👍
Wonderful music!
There was peace 👍
Just picked this up from the Salvage Yard Gangbanger robbery for $30,000 total ($20k setup fee + $10k purchase with the Doc Forgery business).
This is an absolute masterpiece if you ask me that doesn’t get anywhere near enough recognition. Call me weird but I prefer this over the stuff used in the Titanic movie. Maybe it’s just cause it’s so overplayed compared to this but this is true to the actual Titanic and not two rebellious love birds on a ship, lol. Thanks.
Beautiful ❤😊
Classic❤
Today marks the 112th anniversary of the sinking 😔
Good quality! Pandorad d’ man thats a good game
Coming back to this alot this week on the 112th anniversary of the disaster. This song to me, it truly captures the soul of Titanic. From its story to its legacy.
Amazing, good job
The positive is the clarity and separation. You can hear everything and the sound is spread beautifully across the speakers. However it's also tame - it lacks aggression and the vocals are too low in the mix. Interesting but not an improvement on the original.
Very nicely said! I also do agree, though I hadn't specifically thought of it before, the vocals get buried more than they should.
I found this ❤ love it ! I love titanic not the movie the rich history of it all and the gilded age . I remember watching a scene from the cartoon animaniacs where the characters were lost at sea and 3 ships came to their rescue on being titanic . My dad laughed cuz all the ships had sunk . So I look up titanic on the encyclopedia and was astounded by how many people perished and then saw the A&E documents and loved it ! Of course I saw the 1997 movie loved it too but my favorite is still the documentary
you are awesome for uploading this
Thanks for the upload, this song is amazing and the game is too
Could you upload the music when the ship collides with the iceberg?
I'm sorry I don't have that, though if any other music from the documentary is located or identified I'd certainly share it. The two score tracks from the documentary here on my channel were downloaded from the composer, Christopher Stone's website (which seems to have been taken offline permanently roughly a year ago) and those were the only two pieces he opted to share. Another ragtime-style track by Stone was later sent to me by a viewer to post here, but I'm a bit unsure how that was originally found and that viewer received it from another person. Anyway, you can find more detail about this in the comments for the Titanic Hymn video, but various fans have tried contacting Mr. Stone over the years and the reports are that he was unfriendly and had no desire to share any more of the music. Apologies to be the bearer of that bad news.
I was obsessed with the Titanic since the age of six. I begged my parents to take me to the local library to borrow every Titanic book they had. When I finally got the courage to go to the main wing the first thing I saw was this documentary in 4 VHS tapes. Eventually I found it on DVD and would always watch it. I can still hear Walter Lord's words and see the faces of everyone who passed away on that night when I listen to this piece.
"Captain Smith arrived on the bridge shortly after the collision saying, "what was that". "I would’ve thought that with all that had gone on during the evening he would’ve known it could only be ice"!
@@NYC_Pizzaman "There was peace. And the world had an even tenor to its way. It seems that the disaster about to occur was the event that not only made the world rub it's eyes and awake, but woke it with a start. To my mind the world of today awoke April 15th, 1912." -Jack Thayer, Titanic Survivor.
@@TheLowBrassDude "And it wasn't until we were in the lifeboat and rowing away, it wasn't until then I realized that ship's going to sink. It hit me there." Eva Hart, Titanic Survivor
Kinda hard to think that after almost 30 years I still have this documentary that now in 2023 the narrater David McCallum and titanic explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet have now died. Still a powerful documentary after all this time
Wow! Just found this! I was quite the Titanic buff as a young child. This is stirring memories and emotions, right now! Remembering the excitement of watching this for the first time, so long ago. Literal goosebumps. Thank you!
RIP David McAllum, who portrayed Harold Bride in A Night to Remember and was the narrator of this fantastic documentary.
I didn’t know he was in A Night to Remember. I wonder if that’s why he was selected to narrate this.
@@NYC_Pizzamanmost likely yes that's why he was chosen to narrate the documentary 😊
" You can imagine the fear that all those people were going through............ No you can't; nobody can imagine it, no one can" Eva Hart.
A beautiful song from an underrated game.
And that concludes this little series of videos. 🦈
Great Race👌👍
The Titanic was a beautiful ship!!!💐💐🙏
I have been looking for this song for literally 20 years. Thank you so much for uploading this.
RIP PH Nargeolet
May he rest with those of whom he had such love for🙏
Can you get the version of Nearer my god to thee that appears in the documentary?
Finding that particular version might be a little difficult, trying to get in contact with Mr Stone is not easy, someone else tried to reach out to him regarding some other music clips that he requested from the documentary and Mr Stone replied in a very negative manner, unless it can be extracted from the documentary itself, instead of the violin version heard in the 1997 movie the version I heard on the documentary is played with a trumpet
Would you happen to have the Main Titles?? And the cue when they showed the ship is sinking? It was a dark and haunting cue.
Unfortunately there's been very little score music found from the documentary. I would very much love to both have and share here the Main Titles, but I've yet to find that and from what I gather chances are slim it'll show up someplace (one of the composers passed away and the other has taken his website offline, doesn't appreciate fan messages, and he may just be fully retired). However, Titanic Hymn, which was posted on Christopher L. Stone's website, might be the score piece you're interested in when they show the ship sinking. It's available here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/on6hk6mlm72ZhNY.html
This is amazing thank you very much for uploading 😊
Love it!
I also have the DVD of it. I saw it on t.v. and loved it so much and have to say I never heard of the wreck until then. That was 1994.I was 37 years old. Love this music.
Do you have the original files by any chance? Site is down
That's quite upsetting that the site is down, makes me wonder if he removed his site to avoid any copyright issues, and to hear about his rude dismissive response to your polite email is very saddening, how can any composer with such beautiful taste in music respond in such a harsh manner 😢 this piece never fails in reducing the listener to tears so much sadness is imprinted in this hymn for every lost soul of the titanic
It sounds as though Mr. Stone is not winning himself any fans here.
Love this track, to me it gives a sense of optimism.
Absolutely beautiful and haunting. The best Titanic documentary out there by a clear mile.
this is at the top of the music list about Titanic, right next to James Horner's hymn to the sea.
The faded montage of steerage families, with this song and the voice David McCallum brings it home showing the depressing loss of life in this disaster. By far the best Titanic documentary and not many come close where many are on this site. I have no trace of human ancestry connected to this event, and yet the story of this ship as stuck with me a child and forever will. The stories that always bothered me the most of this sinking were the large third class families with aspirations to come to America, only to be dumped to the frozen bottom of the Atlantic ocean. Generations wiped out, children who never got a chance or even got a proper burial. My love for the subject of history all started with Titanic, and I would have loved to meet someone directly connected to this but sadly they have all passed on. No way to rewind time so I'll just say Rest In Eternal Peace to the victims. I'll never forget about Titanic, thank you for uploading this.
Ive been waiting for years for someone to upload these tracks. Knighthood for you when i'm Emperor 👍
Its about bloody time.
I was browsing for this documentary and I found this video today. Not only is it a fitting tribute to the disaster, it's victims, the cast and crew who made the documentary, but it's the perfect song for a funeral scene in a soap opera drama finale, where the protagonists give the final farewell to the loved ones they've lost.
Oh my goodness thank you so so much for this! I've been looking for this tune since 2011 no joke!!!
Beautiful Britannic
So many memories. My interest in Titanic started a year before this documentary aired so when I first saw the promos on A&E, I was beyond thrilled. The only catch was that it aired on a Sunday and I had school the next morning so I couldn’t stay up to watch it. Luckily my grandmother recorded it for me (RIP Grams). After that copy wore out, I found out my local library had the box set so I would sometimes watch that. Fast forward a few years, and I eventually snagged a DVD copy which I still own and put on every now and then. Granted some of the information may be a little outdated, but IMO Death of a Dream/The Legend Lives On is the gold standard of Titanic documentaries. It’s tastefully done and informative, terrific interviews and voiceovers, and they could not have picked a better narrator than David McCallum. His voice is right up there with Martin Sheen’s narration for “Secrets of the Titanic”. Also that intro for both parts is still phenomenal.
Rest in Peace to David McCallum. His passing brought me here.