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13 Μαρ 2012 · Maureen Murphy explores the seldom-told story of the third-class Irish passengers on board the doomed RMS Titanic – some were survivors, others were heroes and victims. There has been no disaster in the twentieth century quite like the sinking of the Titanic.
Made famous by Gaelic Storm, the Irish steerage band in the movie “Titanic”, this production number is an example of high-energy Irish dance music at its best! Includes Blarney's Pilgrim and John Ryan's Polka.
Series: Young Concert Band. Format: Softcover. Arranger: Richard Saucedo. Price: 70.00 (US) Level: 3. One of the most memorable moments in the Titanic movie was the Irish dancing scene in the steerage section of the ship.
On the actual 1912 voyage, there were over 700 third-class passengers who paid £7 each for housing on below-sea-level decks. Most were Irish, British, and Scandinavian immigrants seeking a better life in America. Of these, just 178 survived. Program Notes by Dr. K. Dawn Grapes.
Shop and Buy An Irish Party in Third Class (from Titanic) sheet music. Concert Band sheet music book by : Hal Leonard at Sheet Music Plus. (HL.4000716).
James Horner & Gaelic Storm - An Irish Party In Third Class (From "Titanic") Music composed & conducted by James Horner from the second album "Back to Titanic".
Irish Party in Third Class. One of the most memorable moments in the movie "Titanic" was the Irish dancing scene in the steerage section of the ship. The group Gaelic Storm provided the recording for the film, heard on the second soundtrack album Back To Titanic.
