Carpathia (Orchestra) - William Owens (Score & Sound)

This powerful work depicts the frantic voyage of the RMS Carpathia, the first ship to arrive on the scene after receiving a distress call from the Titanic. The use of stomping and hissing helps depict the vibrations of the ship’s hull along with the hissing of the boiler. The music becomes slow and mournful as the ship arrives on the terrible scene before embarking on her triumphant yet tragic return voyage to safety. Optional percussion adds to the dramatic effect. Stunning!

[@mattross9980]

Conducting this today for a field work exam for middle schoolers. Can’t wait!

[@jellyrebirthed]

I PLAYED THIS MY FALL CONCERT AAAAAAAAAA

[@WorkInProgress..]

I get to play this in my orchestra for the state competition

[@violet_aurora3068]

more in tune than my orchestra will ever be...

[@pingmann]

Mood

[@itsyon_playzff6930]

fr

[@ryleeedits904]

😂😂😂same

[@cooperschwartz318]

Usually the ones I find have no sound effects or violas

[@alexandredumas3384]

My violas just don’t… play 😅😅😅

[@HunterTheKerbal]

im gonna be playing this at my winter concert but in band

[@chelivlogs.7994]

We are going to play this for lgpe

[@jarronlee7068]

Alr lets be real.
The band version is like 10x better then this

[@airjordan1437]

Facts

[@The_Local_Rat]

Facts

[@whatsahandlelmaoo]

cap im in band too but ours just sounds like a train or like a happy song this lowkey sounds more sad and fits the mood better

[@The_Local_Rat]

@@whatsahandlelmaoo it does not sound like a happy song the “train” sounds represent the titanic and the Carpathia which raced to the titanics aid faster than it could withstand

[@The_Thing.]

Put the hammer write on the nail