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... Murdoch’ was written in approximately 1996/97 to portray the ship, Titanic in the new adaptation of the film of the ‘Titanic’. ... Many people believed ‘The Titanic’ to be their future, many whom wanted to work in America when they got there and their visions that it was unsinkable. ...
The tempo changes throughout the piece add to the excitement with the tempo gradually getting faster until it returns to around the opening tempo of crotchet = 74 at bar 30 when the Titanic is in the open sea. ... The passengers have waved their goodbyes and have now calmed down to think that they are beginning to live the dream of the Titanic. ... To link with the ship, Horner uses bells to imitate the ship’s bells in bar 11 and the cello, piano, double bass and double bassoon to give the effect of the engine room. ...
There are several key changes during the piece for example the piece begins in Eflat major and then moves to G major in bar 8, rising a 3rd, increasing in pitch leading to the departure of the Titanic.
Titanic is an epic film affecting people across the world.
Approximate Word count = 1031
Approximate Pages = 4.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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