Titanic - Nearer My God To Thee (Full Version)
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2011
- Please enjoy this full version. This is the song the band played before the Titanic sank.
"Sometime around 2.10 a.m. as the Titanic began settling more quickly into the icy North Altantic, the sounds of ragtime, familiar dance tunes and popular waltzes that had floated reassuringly across her decks suddenly stopped as Bandmaster Wallace Hartley tapped his bow against his violin. Hartley and his musicians, all wearing their lifebelts now, were standing back at the base of the second funnel, on the roof of the First Class Lounge, where they had been playing for the better part of an hour. There were a few moments of silence, then the solemn strains of the hymn "Nearer My God to Thee" began drifting across the water. It was with a perhaps unintended irony that Hartley chose a hymn that pleaded for the mercy of the Almighty, as the ultimate material conceit of the Edwardian Age, the ship that "God Himself couldn't sink," foundered beneath his feet. As the band played, the slant of the deck grew steeper, while from within the hull came a rapidly increasing number of thuds, bangs and crashes as interior furnishings broke loose, walls and partitions collapsed--the Titanic was only moments from breaking apart."
Adapted from www.rmstitanicremembered.com
'Gentlemen, it has been an honour playing with you tonight'
Agreed my good Friend. :*)
*****
Wait we can get off the boat and live?!
Wrong. "Gentlemen, it has been a privilege playing with you tonight."
jordan powell i guess it's time to meet the creater.
jordan powell Indeed Good Sir, -Falls off the ship.
You know, the saddest part of all of this was the background story behind all of this.
the violinist was supposed to be married on the return trip, and his fiance gave him the violin he played on. The inscription was about their love.
When the boat began to sink, he had the chance to get on a rescue boat, bit turned it down because of so many others who weren't going to be able to be saved.
He played this song with his men right up until the Titanic sank. He then put away his violin in the case and held on to it as the boat submerged.
A couple months later, the violin was found, and returned to the fiance, who passed it down to her ancestors.
it was recently rediscovered in an attic and sold for $1.7 million dollars.
The violin of Hartley right? Thank you for this. Could you please tell me where i can find the whole story? Thanks.
Wow simply amazing :'(
Hannah Mcelhaney Oh my God. Thank you for sharing.
thank you very much for sharing such an important fact/story... May Our Good Lord bless You
unbelievably true ...sometimes life takes very strange turns more surprising than a fairy tale
"Gentleman it's been a privilege playing with you tonight"
I have this sad feeling wen I listen to this but everything that happened to the Titanic that night was planned by God for a reason and the covid 19 is for a reason
My opinion is to make people believe that there there is a God
My aunt told m my aunt told me that there was a man who who did not believe in God until he got the virus the doctor said they could not do anything but then one night he heard someone coming in his room if for some reason he new it was God Then he felt someone lying on top of him you could hardly breathe and then it went away he could breathe properly he knew it was God and the next morning he told the doctor that what happened last night and he was cured from coronavirus God is amazing
😭😭😭😭😭 this....s..song touch my heart 😭😭😭😭😭😭
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten
Son, that whosoever believeth on him should not perish, but
have eternal life. (John 3:16)
Mert úgy szerette Isten e világot, hogy az ő egyszülött
Fiát adta, hogy valaki hiszen ő benne, el ne vesszen, hanem
örök élete legyen. (János 3:16)
@@kedvesboldog4968 Amen! Glory to God forever and ever
Dis Song gose in my heart
I'm a violin player and I play this piece in every funeral I take part of. I can't think of a better way to say goodbye to our beloved people...
Amen
My wife passed away on 29th Oct, 2022....she really amazed when we listen this song in the past five years
Wow. Praise the Lord Jesus. What a comfort.
The song reminds me of my late dad. He died on my hands i cried n stil cry uncontrollably. Rip my fad
And i hope one day, in my end of my life, my funeral someone sing this song or just music for me..
"Gentlemen. It has been a privilege playing with you tonight." - unknown
Actually it was me who said that
made me cry when I was a child watching Titanic 😭
+Nick Jones I remember seeing this as a kid thinking..these were men who knew they wouldnt make it..so they never even tried..that left a BIG MARK in my Brain
+Pokemonplayer 6921 I don't see it like they stopped trying. They knew there was no hope and played to bring some calm on a quickly sinking ship.
+Mateus Rodrigues , Istill cry even noe im a grown up, any time i listen to this melody.
"The part played by the orchestra on board the Titanic in her last dreadful moments will rank among the noblest in the annals of heroism at sea." RIP
Bhavika Sicka
Bhavika Sicka sure
Yes. This.
what about the first responders of 9/11 who saved countless lives and even gave there own to save there city or protect the people in it or first responders in general like police men emergency medical technicians or the men and wemon who fight for my freedom every day 24/7 the soilders in Normandy on ww2 d-day who also gave there lives what did these guys do play music that (not going to lie is my favorite song on the titanic soundtrack) but still would anyone hear it over the screaming and panicking and frankly if i was on a boat and it was sinking i would be thinking where the life boats are not were the next violin quartet would be so if you made it this far thanks for reading and have a great day
@@undead_siege_1493 lol rant over
"Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and earth had passed away, and the sea was no more...He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the former things have passed away...And He told me, “It is done! I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End...”
Beautiful.
AMan what a day it will be
Thank you
No planet B
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"And so they lived happily together for 300 years, in the land of Tír na nÓg, the land of eternal youth and beauty."
That scene destroys me.
@@lukerogers151 Same! I cant hold my tears :(
@@lukerogers151 I live in Taiwan. There's a chance I'll have to tell the same story to my kids if China invades and nukes us.
@@realniggashit3 the world is fucked my friend from one corner to another ..let’s just enjoy what we have right now before it’s gone including this beautiful music
@@realniggashit3 no need we roskayians and american got ya back
The thought of the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean, slowly rotting away, destroys me.
Eventually everyone and everything will rot away.
Same. It makes me wanna do something about it but... theres nothing we can really do to stop it.
Eventually it'll be gone. It's just so upsetting to me.
I went to the titanic museum in TN and felt like I was really aboard the ship. I was a blubbering mess the entire time.
I couldn't even imagine what or how I'd feel if I visited Auschwitz. Just so sad and eerie and empty. As much as I'd like to visit, I don't think I could.
there is children dieing in africa, for lack of food, and it destroys you, that a peace of metal is desapearing? realy?
R.I.P to Wallace Hartley
He was a good man
His last words were
“Gentlemen...it has been a privilege playing with you”
Rest in peace
@@76Kme you dont fucking know either
His last words were probably “holy fuck this water is freezing”
@@TheBabs91 his last words were actually “gentlemen, I bid you farewell!”
It's crazy how some people can be so disrespectful to a man dead so many years ago without knowing him or his story may he rest in peace .
He was a great man
110 years later- this is still a haunting song😢
it sure is 110 years this Friday
Especially now
@@legate5923 the Titanic has fascinated people for over a century the Titan is now part of that story for better or worse.
there was a whole key that could of saved them but the stupid captain kicked the man who was trying to give the key back @@ocirontariocryptidinvestig8010
It's not haunting it's just gives us the sad vibes😔
The men of Titanic's orchestra:
Theodore Ronald Brailey (Pianist) Age: 24
Rodger Marie Bricoux (Cellist) Age: 20
John Frederick Preston Clarke (Bassist) Age: 28
Wallace Henry Hartley (Band Master/ Violinist) Age: 33
John Law Hume (Violinist) Age: 21
Georges Alexandre Krins (Violinist) Age: 23
Percy Cornelius Taylor (Cellist) Age: 40
John Wesley Woodward (Cellist) Age: 32
"Even though I walk through the valley of shadow and death, I fear no evil, thou art with me, with thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me" - Psalms 23:4 King James Bible
All of them are young 😢😢😢
They died?
@@VlmruMazur yes, every musician perished
@@Major_Bomber187 ;(
They all were supposed to get married when they returned home 😔😞
Anyone else feel a weird kind of nostalgia listening to this? Like of a bygone era we've never experienced but feel some kind of etherial connection to.
That feeling is I think animoia
Ik!
Maybe it's a sign we had ancestors on the titanic, never know
I have a sense of that feel...
Ive had dreams being in that era, I always felt a connection to the titanic
My great Grandfather died, singing this beautiful song! All of the nurses rushed into hear him sing. ❤️😭
That's really sad but it also touching
sincere condolences, may he rest in perfect peace, and may God's love comfort you, drawing you closer to his heart.
Believe and Have Faith
@@Judgemental_ Always! 🙏♥️
😭😭😭
Never Forget. Another Year is gone
111 Years RMS Titanic
1912 - 2023
"Gentlemen, I bid you farewell"
Wallace H. Hartley's official last words as reported by a Titanic survivor in boat A
My phone is dying. It was a pleasure watching this with you, ladies and gentlemen.
omfg XD
couldn't stop it from syncing, could you?
XD funny m8 funny
my halloween candy 🎃 is almost gone, gentleman, it was truly a pleasure eating this with you.
DoggosarenotPuppers My Thomas And Friends Birthday Balloon Has Gone Flat, It Was A Pleasure Playing With It Ladies And Gentlemen
Rest in peace, brave souls! This night 104 years ago they played to keep everyone calm, knowing this would be the last piece of music they ever played in this life, and surely knew they were indeed near.
Beautiful! I almost cried when I read this comment.
Thanks!
I am musician and I almost cried too!
Hunter Powell Ackchyually the song that was played that night is unknown. "Nearer my God to thee" has just received public approval
Rip to all those lost souls
it's officially over. Rest in Peace to everyone aboard the Titan and those who perished over a century ago on the Titanic.
May they rest in piece, as for the titan if they are reborn I hope they are less stupid
I am not even Christian, but this really touches my heart.
Ooh wow! Please give it a thought; the Lord Jesus is just waiting for your yes to enter your life; to give you a life with no end..
He's our Lord, he's your Lord..
It was the Holy Spirit 🙏 that touch your heart 💓
Me neither
@@johnazion8785 Man made God not God made us
Don't let them under your skin. I'm an Aethist too and don't like being told we didn't evolve and been on this earth for 6000 years and not a second more.
Titanic has always been my favorite movie, and I remember one time I was watching it and my grandfather was in another room. I was learning to play the violin at the time, and when this scene played I heard him humming it from the other room. He came to my room and asked if it was me playing it, saying it was the most beautiful rendition he'd ever heard. I told him it was just the movie, and that my violin was in my closet. He died a month later, and I dropped my lessons. Ever since then I've regretted it, and I'm going to start playing again so I can learn to play this, even if it's the only song I know, if for no other reason than I want to be able to play it for him just once.
I havin a heart attack
It's been three years, how're you now? Picked the violin back up? :D
@@Grandmaster_Dragonborn unfortunately no, I'm too broke to buy a new violin and I don't have the money for lessons either :/
@@izabellaodom6753 just know that your grandfather would be proud regardless
@@izabellaodom6753 Well, when you have the money then. The internet is holding you accountable.
One of my ancestors was a deck crewman on the Titanic, and he went down with the ship. I can only imagine the horror and hell he went through.
Do not imagine the horror, imagine the bravery, of a man who did his duty, unwavering, unfaltering, until the end.
@@bogustoast22none25 the best response
@Chavez Absolutely is
What was his name. Are you familiar with the guarantee group
@Alex Hanson What was his name?
Imagine being in a lifeboat on the morning of the 15th of April 1912 watching the Titanic going down then hearing this song echo across the waves
Absolutely haunting to think of 😢
This was played at my best friend named Shelby from my church it was icy and she collided into another car and died on impact R.I.P. my dear best friend Shelby from my church, I miss you dearly. You'll be gone but never forgotten.
Oh my heart!! (:-( may your friend rest in eternal peace!
@@charmedprince thanks
@Dominick Fischer thank you. We knew each other for a long time
Oh my god, this is sad really is
Rest In Peace :(
The rich and poor died together. Different races, cultures, men, women and all. This itself should show everyone is the same. Nobody is above eachother, everyone owes a death. If only our world could understand this.
"The first class passengers were rich white people, the second class passengers were sort-of rich white people, and third class passengers were white people who were still better off than most black people. Then the white people had to struggle to survive when the rich white people from the White Star Line didn't have enough lifeboats for all the white people. Then they turned even whiter when they died!"- Harry S. Plinkett, the last survivor of the Titanic (alleged)
***** wait I thought the last survivor died back in 2009. And she was a couple months old then so how is this guy still alive? It's been 103 years since the sinking so that would make him 109 years old. I'm thinking he's either a liar or is too stubborn to die.
R. Kidd Actually, he was the person who sunk the Titanic, he got into the control room while the captain was sleeping with his mother, then he hallucinated a talking pizza roll who told him to drive the ship into an iceberg. But as the ship was sinking, aliens came in and shot the ship in half with lasers, (even though the ship was already sinking) which is why the ship was found in two halves. Oh, and Rick Berman.
yep...
you guys do realize people can have the same name right ?
This happened over 100 years ago, yet to this day the Titanic tragedy touches the most sacred corridors of our hearts.
Because they all dead for no real reasons but ignorance and “self righteous arrogance.”
Corridors? LMAO
Credit to the band that kept playing to keep the crowd calm as the ship was sinking. They knew they were doomed but yet they kept playing and they went down doing what they loved. It's been a privilege listening to them
As a christian this song is very touching and i personally feel the connection with God 🙏😢
Very true same here
I'm pagan and it still hits me in a special spot
Me too, death cannot separate us from the love of Christ 🥰
Amen❤🙏
Same I love this song
this track has both warm and cold feelings mixed with each other. it's like you are in storm but at same time you have warm blanket and hot tea, your hands are red but at same time you feel somewhat happy and protected. when you are sitting alone in cold night and you hear chill song from very distance, you get exact same feeling while listening to this.. gives me shivers every time :)
GIORGI YOU HIT ME RIGHT IN THE HEART WITH THESE PROFOUND WORDS OF INSPIRATION....MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU EVERYDAY ...
Well they sank in the cold Atlantic so there's the cold reason
2:51 so eery and sad to the bow of the great ship, laying there silently at the bottom of the ocean. Never to see daylight again, never to be raised, decaying quickly.
To think of all the drama which unfolded in under 3 hours, on that night in 1912. People terrified as their enormous ship sank deeper into freezing cold water. The people's remains are all gone now, but the great ship's body remains on the dark ocean floor.
RIP Titanic and all your passengers and crew.
***** Thank you very much :)
That's deep man.
Jose Rodriguez
So is the Titanic...
...get it?
I'm off to hell now.
+Jimmy Styx
I'm right there with you. That was funny.
***** i agree
I recently visited the Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Wallace Hartley's violin - the most expensive Titanic artifact of all time - was on display. They have an entire room dedicated to the band. Any Titanic fan owes it to themselves to visit that museum.
JUST WATCHING ITS VIDEO
Wow, would’ve loved to see that. I went there when I was young, a decade ago-distinctly remember the pool of water the same temperature as the water that night. Would love to go again now that I’m older, though I’d probably break down in tears. Cheers
This was one of her majesty Queen Elizabeth 2 favourite hymns, which we sang today in her memory in a service in London, after her passing a few days ago. A beautiful and fitting song for a great soul.
I didn't know that
the fact that this song was played all the way to the miserable end to the Titanic really shows that the true heros are these musicians that played this song to try and comfort the fearfull passengers that sailed to their death on April 15, 1912. So i just want to tell you that when you hear this song, know that it was all for the brave men, women, and children that lay on the bottom of the icy waters of the North Atlantic. Rest in Peace Titanic, your legacy will go on, and so will the lost passegers. 🚢
Engineers: Am i a joke to you?
@@deferguard7748 No one was discrediting the engineers.
I love this song not because of Titanic but when I hear this song it gives me a hope that death is just a step away from God...
To be reunited with my love one's in God's kingdom. Amen
I wonder if this exact melody will be played at my funeral. Either this or Ashokan Farewell. gek
Rip to all those poor lost souls
Former owner of CNN, Ted Turner, said in 1980 that (paraphrasing here) when the end of the world may come, this would be the song to close out their final broadcast.
Sounds right
MrMortsnarg the question is! At the coming demise of the BBC and all it bias news, will the Bum Boys Corporation play this? I think not as any thing to do with God is an anathema to them.
Never knew that.
Yes we all know that
I literally just came from that video
When I was a little boy my grandmother would sing this to me in Danish. I am now 30 and she is long gone home, but I still deeply miss her song.
Whenever I feel depressed I always come back to this song to find hope
I'm listening to this because right now..... my best friend.. Parker......has cancer.... and it's time to me to say goodbye to the my best friend, partner, and animator for all he has helped me with.... goodbye Parker w. dockington - 1999 - 2017. me and the rest of the crew will miss you. we all pray that there in heaven will you rest.
You just brought a grow man to tears. Nearer to Thee, I truly pray he is.
Mia Gowin I know how you feel, I lost a close friend and inspiration that was an animator as well to his third strike of cancer, he was only 21,
RIP Colin Wyckoff 7/6/1994-1/25/2015
😥😧 he still young , teen, 1999 is i was born too
How are you now, buddy?
Nice pfp
_"Gentlemen, it has been a privilege playing with you tonight."_
May he rest in peace
thats not the oringinal line
@@DeadRBLX243 original*
@@DeadRBLX243 His last words were: "Gentlemen, I bid you farewell"
@@GHOST91991or “see you in heaven”
When I sing this Hymn in Church Tears flow down my Checks . God Bless one an all .
Same here
This song reminds me of the Titanic. What a beautiful melody. This brought tears to my eyes. Rest in peace to all people who died on the Titanic.😭
Imagine the ship slowly sinking under you, you look down and see that cold black ocean slowly reaching towards you, there is absolutely nowhere to go, all you can do is to feel death approach. You take a look around, see all the panic and helplessness, look at the stars for the last time, take your violin and bow, close your eyes and play to keep your mind off of it. May the 1,517 souls lost on the board of the Titanic rest in peace in heaven.
"Gentlemen... it has been a privilege playing with you tonight..."
Blaze of the Razgriz squadron Am really not an emotional guy but when the band leader said that, I cried it was my first and last time watching that movie. I believe that I once was on that ship I believe that I was one of them I believe that I was born again into the current me, all because of how strong that movie hits me!
anyone else is listening this in the middle of the coronavirus?
Yes
I do.😔😔😔
Yes 🤗
Everyday
Watching the sunset on a cloudy day playing guitar along with it...
Gentlemen, it has been an honour see titanic with you
-Titan submersible members
Heard this song today at my grandpa's funeral. I hope he is at a better place now :(
I hope to.
I Do too
For people who do the instruments and have to go on a ship, learn this song just in case
,,
is mayonnaise an instrument? :O
+Cthulhu only if you use a fork
+Cthulhu OMG wth XD dont try to play this with mayonnaise!
I'm playing this on the Norwegian Getaway as I fall asleep this summer 😉
As we face this new virus sweeping our nation. Remember god is always there for you. It took me a long time to realize this. As I went through personal struggles years ago, and thought there was no hope. I heard this song. It pulled me up and lifted me out of depression. May God keep each and everyone safe.
Praise baby jesus
If God’s there, he’s free to intervene at any time.
Its a plague
Only one very powerful being could have made this plague and that's
God
Ahhhh yes creating a virus that kills people every hour including innocent children how divine
Harry Smith Satan is the thief. Maybe you need this as a wake up call.
The fact that the titanic is literally over there right now makes this so powerful...
huh ?
I cry everytime I hear this song, knowing that people on the ship knew they were going to die. It was a very spiritual time for many aboard, even among all the chaos. Lots of people just sang this song knowing that soon they would be with Jesus. The Titanic story is so tragic
Actually a lot of them didn't know what was coming for them until they noticed there were no lifeboats left. They didn't think the Titanic would actually sink along with the mass hysteria and confusion of the situation, some didn't even want to get on a lifeboat as the very thought of getting on one so high from the water past midnight was in itself a scary ordeal. In the end, many of them thought they still had a chance to when they saw lifeboats but once they were all gone, that's when the fear of death on a sinking ship set in. 1,500 people still on board.
I do and will this Friday
Me too. This makes me cry too. So many innocent people died. May they all rest in peace! Fly high with the angels above. My heart aches every time I hear this awwwwwwww 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
R.I.P to the 1,517 people who died such in horrible way and R.I.P RMS Titanic, sometimes i wish that, i could walk on your deck and watch the sun go down on the horizon.
111 years after the Titanic sank beneath the waves, taking 1500 lives with it, and there are new victims connected to this tragedy today. RIP the men aboard the Titan submersible.
Lord Jesus Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner
He is waiting for you and always has. He is still waiting
@@danielm.5859 amen
Amen.
Amen.
κυριε ιησου χριστε ελεησον με...Αμην.
This will be my funeral song :)
MultiMangaGuy yes
ik deel u mening
MultiMangaGuy same
Same
Same
one of the most heart wrenching instrumentals
One of the most soothing tunes out there. No wonder they played it till the very end. I get goosebumps listening to this and imagining what it must be like in the final moments of those musicians.
Indeed
Indeed what, no one else commented something to agree with?
@@shadowsuniverse8106 agreeing with myself 👉👈
@@astroash fair enough
108 years today, may they all rest in peace 🌹💜
The old lady and the old man laying in bed with each other as the water came rushing in. ;____;
Ida and Isodor Strauss. Ida was given a place on a lifeboat. Isodor refused to board while other women and children were waiting, and Ida, like Rose in the film, refused to board. She said to Isodor something along the lines of" we have been together for many years. Where you go, I go". They both perished in the sinking.
at that moment in the film I lost it. 😿😿😿😿😿😿
+Daisyalicexox I don't blame you... if I knew I was going to die, I'd want to die in the arms of the one I loved....
+0511LAMBO Actually, the old man's brother was one of the owners of Macy's. The old man himself is Isidor Strauss and his wife was Ida Strauss.
Although there is really no way they died holding each other in their bed - as one of their bodies was eventually found... and all first class cabins were locked by the crew some time before the ship finally went down
These guys who played this song on sinking ship won my heart and I love them to the end. What a wonderful friendship. I always crying on this scene when they come back and start playing together. It's a trifle, I know, but I love it very much in this movie.
*_Gentlemen - it has been a privilege playing with you tonight_*
This song makes me feel so sad for the victims of the titanic. They’re still their as they were over a hundred years ago, at the bottom of the ocean by the ship that brought about their deaths. Time has moved on but they haven’t, they will always remain not in a quiet grave for their families and descendants to visit but somewhere far out in the Atlantic ocean, lonely and barren aside from the water. They were people, who had hopes, dreams, loves, hates, fears etc...and in one fatal accident so many of them lost all that and are gone now
Our friend of many years succumbed to the ravages of dementia early this morning. We played this as she was drawing her final breaths. A care giver overhead and offered to sing the Lord's Prayer. Music such as this provides solace in times of sadness. May you all stay stay and healthy this holiday season and remember to practice random acts of kindness. You have no idea how deeply you will touch someone on a deep and personal basis.
Each and everytime I hear this music I can't help but cry such beautiful music should never be forgotten. John
Ikr. Its from the Golden Bells. Its my favorite since highschool
Why did you sign that? We know who wrote the comment.
I'm not religious in any way, never have been. But that song got me.....And the old couple. And the children. Never cried so hard before.
The old couple were Isidor and Ida Strauss. Isidor was the co owner of Macys department store. They were filthy rich. Ida would not board a lifeboat without her husband and Isidor refused to save himself while there were still women and children aboard.
WOW just awesome be safe
Why would you have to be religious in order to have those feelings you describe?
@@jockejocke1 because atheism is an emotionless pointless meaningless existence without cause, without reprimand, without consequence. Only basic brainless instincts.
@@valorrepublic8059 if you think that way then you are terribly wrong. We're humans with emotions and not robots.
I believe in consequences. I can feel love and happiness.
I can fill my life with a lot of meanings as many as I want.
I don't need other people to dictate the purpose of my existence beacuse I'm the one who gives my life purpose.
I believe in a lot of things and I don't need to believe in magical fairies to prove to myself that feelings, meaning and emotions exist.
I hear it with deep sadness. The tales and imaginations from this horror filled my childhood. And those brave loving musicians who stayed playing on the deck always inspired me. I honor and revere them.
Ich verneige mich in Hochachtung
Und Dehmut und geh zu Opa 🙌
Before the final plunge into nothingness, this comforted those about to meet their maker..
I wouldn't mind if CNN played this music at the end of the world.
EDIT: If I was watching CNN at the time and couldn't do anything.
Luke Mifsud CNN Crawl: "WORLD TO END TODAY!!! Women, Minorities Disproportionately Impacted, Experts Say."
Luke Mifsud There are two big lies in your comment. first - CNN and second - the end of the world...
ThreeDriv3rs Haha that is so true
Sound W Fuck CNN and all the fucktards that own it and everything else they own and operate to destroy all our lives with lies and more lies....
Just a few days ago, I watched this movie for the first time and I have completely fell in love with it.
+Temi Afolabi Yes I did!
it's my favorite movie of all time!
Crystal Marie
I am going to force my grandchildren to watch this movie.
Ive been intrigued with the story of the titanic since i was 10 that was 33 yrs ago
It is an honor to listen to this beautiful melody ....
my hamster died today and even if nobody in my entire house cared about it ("a hamster is almost an ornament, like a pillow, not a pet", they said) I just played this after his little funeral.
+Dar454Ko: I'm so sorry you had to mourn your hamster alone. This song is a fitting acknowledgment of the loss.
I know how u feel. Loosing a Pet can be very Hard too.
you are coward
rodan sorry i lost my little kitten after he go to old and died i raised him from a baby
rodan DoggosarenotPuppers shame on you for making this comment thousands of people died without a say in it and you sit back and make it a joke 🖕🏼
R.I.P to everyone who was on this ship, including the survivors who have all sadly passed too. My great great grandmother was supposed to be on the titanic but decided against it either the day before or the day of boarding because she had a bad feeling about it. I'm not sure what class she was but I'm thankful she didn't because if she did I probably wouldn't be here today.
the last remaining titanic survivor passed in 2009 :(
I'm glad she said no
Ha ha 😂 that's so cool how you're last name is Dawson
@@markhill8590 that cap
@@yellowguy4004 hahah, my surname isn’t actually Dawson. I made this account during my titanic obsession as a kid and I had a huge crush on leonardo dicaprio in the movie lol
This song always gets me in the feels
'Gentleman it has been privilege playing with you tonight' 🙏🏻⚓🛳️
RIP James Horner, Your in a better place now.
If it wasn't for the music I probably would have never gotten so involved in Titanic's plot and drama. But thanks so much for blowing my mind my good friend.
Rest easy with the 1,512 lost souls who died on the Titanic 103 years ago.
I dedicated this song to my papas,Mr.Arnold Francis ...this was one of his favorite....RIP,papps
I can listen this tune all day
I'm infected with coronavírus right now fully knowing that my God is in control of everything I pray the Lord blessed us Thy Name above all names!
Are you still alive?
The virus is a joke. Crybaby
@@gtownboi3877 I literally lost friends and family to the COVID-19 virus. I saw them have tubes shoved down their throats so they could try and breath, only for them to drown in their own fluids.
So shut up dimwit
Damn, hope you’re okay.
@@hellohuman2357 very much alive praise God
Prayers to the 5 in the Titan that disappeared while on its way to the titanic 😢
at least they'd have enough oxygen left to listen to this about 400 more times
Titanic will decay over time
The exact year is 2035
Get ready to say goodbye to Titanic
Things won’t last forever
It’s ok bud,we still have 16 years left
They better prepare to play that song one more time in 2035 then. Gentlemen, It's been a privilege being underwater with you tonight.
People should have raise the titanic in 2030 am i right?
😩😩😩
@@user-cy1bh1oq9m She would fall appart
I can't stop listen....i felt like crying....Oh My God please be with me when I takes my last breadth
Roland Walker Courage, dear heart
Daughters account. He just wants you to talk to him and be a friend and talk to him and there are so many churches out there nowadays that are not telling this true fact to people and that's 90% of why people are turning against Christianity and its a shame
At this moment in prayer for the crew of the submersible Titan... 😔
There's just something about a violin that gets you in the feels
Thinking about Titanic and how all those 1,517 people's last moments were when they found out that they were gonna die never able to see their loved ones ever again. I know it's been so long since the tragedy. But this song just gets me in my heart. Rest in peace to loved ones who have passed away.
Me to it's so sad
Later today i will be playing this song on violin at my great grandmas funeral service, the day she passed away she had her family all surrounded by her ,she left us on saturday at around 8 it was so hard saying goodbye to her but i know she is no longer in pain anymore and is in heaven looking over us
Even if I lived to hear this a thousand times, I would still be overwhelmed … incredibly touching and beyond beautiful… ✨✨✨✨✨
Thank you for the wonderful post! 🙏🍀
r.i p Bernard Hill
I dedicate this song to all loved ones lost.
whether it being of war, tragedy anything.
sorry..
Kinito Wotsa danke
Lucky the Cat *rot
Adolf Hitler ein anderer Name ist dir nicht eingefallen
My late grandfather grew up in Chestnut Hill in Pennsylvania, which, along with the Main Line, is one of the wealthiest areas of the entire U.S.A. His father, my great-grandfather, was a very privileged man, who had status amongst the wealthy elite of the time. When this movie came out in 1997, I was so fascinated by the story of the Titanic that my grandfather told me about how his father, my great grandfather, knew one of the wealthiest families on the ship, the Ryersons, the Lehigh Valley steel tycoons. My grandfather recalled my great grandfather's stories about playing polo and swimming at the Pennlynn Club in Gwenyedd Valley, Pennsylvania, with them, and how much of a shock it was for my great grandfather when Mr. Ryerson, the patron of Ryerson University in Bryn Mawr, did not survive the sinking. My grandfather didn't know much more, because, understandably, my great grandfather never talked about it much.
Rest in peace to those lost on the titanic and the five who perished in ocean gates sub
Rich bastards don’t deserve our sympathy
@@joshuawaring4180 Get a job
@@joshuawaring4180 you poor?
@@joshuawaring4180job lol
agreed
Just came back from seeing this in theaters in 3D for its anniversary 😭 I knew I was gonna binge the soundtrack after watching it again this scene always breaks me at the end
This song will forever be associated with the Titanic tragedy, yet some contend that it was not played as the ship sank. A few survivors (who have all passed away) say the music played was much more upbeat, but lets look at the facts. Nearer My God To Thee was the favorite hymn of King Edward VII and of the Titanic's band leader Wallace Hartley. Hartley had said many time that he wanted this played at his own funeral. So to me it is clear that this song was indeed played as the Titanic sank.
+John Greene I agree; I think it was played too--survivor Eva Hart swore by it--she even recalled which version of the song it was (the "Horbury" version).
Archibald Gracie stated it was a song he did not recognise. He also mentioned that it was a cheerful piece. This is not a cheerful piece. Nearer my god to thee would likely have caused panic among the passengers. Songe d'automne is a more likely candidate.
A lot try to refute what survivors said and saw, from the lights of the Californian, to the ship breaking two, this..shall be no different.
+ITHMustDie my sympathies for ITH
Tetragon 213 Gracie probably did hear the musicians play a cheerful piece--it may be that both Nearer My God To Thee and Songe d'automne were played that night. We'll likely never know for sure.
I wish people wouldn't keep stealing from the wreck.
For everything that the submersible takes to the surface, It has to leave something in equal weight behind. They have left everything from plastic cups to iron chains. The deck is crumbling and the stairwell is collapsing. Soon there will be no Titanic. Why speed up the process?
Taking shoes and clothes, not knowing they have stole it off a corpse that is no longer there. Leave it alone.
If people want to see what a white star line cup looks like. *Take a picture*.
If people want to see that the Gym equipment looks like, *Take a picture*.
If people want to see what the hull looks like, *Take a picture*.
The wreckage has been there for over 104 years, by far, it hasnt crumbled, which is impressive.
if someone is dead wouldn't you take everything off them before burial no matter how they died because no one has eternal life and by takin things out and putting them in museums, it is again reminding us of how innocent people died and there was such event. it's not that big deal and it's long since forgotten. thats my opinion
They're not really allowed to anymore but those who say its for good just want to make money off it. Its just really disrespective and rude to those who lost they're lives. Dickheads just wanna be rich, they don't care about the wreak itself.
yeah good point
102 as of April 15 of this year..
Gentlemen it’s been an honor
200,000 + 😷
11,000 ☠️
2.97M 😷
207K ☠️
cant even count at this rate...
This didnt age well
RIP TITAN 2023
This should play at my funeral
+SaladGaming r u that worthy? that is the question.
+MyRose911 I have talents, friends, im a child under 15 and i might have pneumonia, a disease that can be lethal combined with asthma. Which i ofcourse has beacuse life is mean... Idk if thats enough
sorry :(
MyRose911 I think im safe though, im going to the doctor tomorrow.
:)
As it slowly rots and falls apart it is soon to be gone with nothing left but I few pieces of metal, and the souls that fell with the ship.
That's deep
@@tyren763 he means the ship. The ship is decaying and will become unrecognizable, or I should say disappear in 2030.
but we still have that huge piece that was taken from the wreck, so its not all bad.
We all know why we’re here today.
😢🖤🙏🏽
Do elaborate fren
these comments are making me cry😩 this is one of the best movies and it deserves its hype. The men who kept playing their instruments I respect them the MOST. The part where Rose said “now you knew there was a Jack Dawson” have me in tears and i said i wasn’t going to cry😢
It's such a shame listening to this beautiful piece of music and then reading all the hideous comments below. These days no-one can have a different opinion without being attacked. Why can't people be nice anymore.
Why the hell should we?
Geraldine Petress 😑
@@geraldinepetress811 wow.
Society has been devolving noticeably since the early 2000s, people happy to throw out religion but replace it with nothing of value, the resultant hole is where their soul used to be
Indeed it is very sad maybe a lack of education or just a poor try to get attention RIP to all the people who died that day .
Not ashamed to say , that this brings a slight tear to my eyes .
My mom Celia passed away on march 21 this year. Some People sang this song in brazilian portuguese to her.
I cant wait to be with my mommy again
R.I.P to all the lives that were lost on April 14th 1912
I want this song to be played at my funeral. And not from a CD or anything, I want a live orchestra. Even though the ceremony won't take place at a church, this song still means too much for me to not be played.
That'll be very expensive. Better start saving.
Wouldn't be expensive for everyone . I'm a musician and so all my friends are musicians - they would get an orchestra or at least a quartet together for me quite easily.
that can be arranged