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In Memoriam, Heroic Musicians of the Titanic
In Memoriam, Heroic Musicians of the Titanic who died at their posts like men - Wallace Hartley, bandleader and violinist; Percy C Taylor, cellist; Georges Krins, violinist; Roger Bricoux, cellist; W Theodore Brailey, pianist; John Leslie Woodward, cellist; John F C Clarke, bassist; Jock L Hume, violinist. 8.5. x 12.5 inches. Date: 1912
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© Henry Aldridge & Son Ltd. / Mary Evans
Band Bass Cellist Cello Clarke Died Double Georges Hartley Heroic Hume Inches Jock Leslie Memoriam Musicians Orchestra Percy Pianist Posts Roger Taylor Theodore Titanic Violin Violinist Wallace Woodward Bassist Liner
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In Memoriam - Heroic Musicians of the RMS Titanic
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This poignant photograph, measuring 8.5 x 12.5 inches, pays tribute to the brave musicians of the ill-fated RMS Titanic. Taken in 1912, the image features Wallace Hartley, the bandleader and violinist, along with his fellow musicians Percy C. Taylor (cellist), Georges Krins (violinist), Roger Bricoux (cellist), W. Theodore Brailey (pianist), John Leslie Woodward (cellist), John F. C. Clarke (bassist), and Jock Hume (violinist). The Titanic, a symbol of modern transportation and luxury, sank on April 15, 1912, after colliding with an iceberg. As the ship began to sink, these eight musicians, who were part of the ship's orchestra, chose to stay on board and continue playing to keep the passengers calm and maintain order. They played hymns and other uplifting music until the end, demonstrating remarkable courage and selflessness. The photograph, titled "In Memoriam: Heroic Musicians of the Titanic," serves as a poignant reminder of the tragic event and the heroism of these eight men. They died at their posts, fulfilling their duty to the very end, and their story continues to inspire us with its message of hope and resilience. Each musician is depicted in formal attire, with a serious expression on their faces, reflecting the gravity of the situation. The photograph's stark contrast and somber tone add to its emotional impact, making it a powerful tribute to the heroic musicians of the Titanic. This photograph, originally from Henry Aldridge & Son Ltd., is a poignant reminder of the human spirit and the power of music to bring comfort and hope in the face of adversity. It is a valuable historical artifact that continues to captivate and inspire us, and serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Titanic and its brave musicians.
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