Track Listing

1. Overture/Prologue/To Every Age - Original Broadway Cast
2. How Did They Build Titanic
3. There She Is
4. I Must Get On That Ship
5. First Class Poster
6. Godspeed Titanic
7. Barrett's Song
8. To Be A Captain
9. Lady's Maid
10. What A Remarkable Age This Is
11. Proposal/Night Was Alive
12. Hymn/Doing The Latest Rag
13. I Have Danced
14. No Moon
15. Autumn/Finale
16. Dressed In Your Pyjamas In The Grand Salon
17. Blame
18. To The Lifeboats
19. We'll Meet Tomorrow
20. Still
21. To Be A Captain
22. Mr Andrew's Vision
23. In Every Age

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51547 in Music
• Released on: 1997-08-04
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 73 minutes

Customer Reviews

wonderful
I recently was given a ticket to see an amateur production of this musical at the Shaw Theatre in London, and was really expecting the worst-west end/broadway show tunes belting out! How wrong I was-the overture and first 5 or so songs are sung as a passage that is incredibly moving, and really captures the excitement, glamour and hopes of the maiden voyage. The styles of musical are unusual, some of which sound like beautiful hymns, and much of it is sung by large groups, and sung powerfully. I love this cast recording, and although the Broadway show must have been incredibly spectacular with the hydraulic stages and huge cast, the music stands alone. Love it!

mind blowing
I had heard about this musical and just thought "oh yeah another musical I bet the music is really bland"
As usual I was wrong. I am one of those people who are more comfortable listening to what I am familiar with and don't give unfamiliar music a chance. However my best freind Nikki played the CD to me and it was mind blowing. Imagine all of your favorite musical songs rolled into one.
LIsten to the opening numbers and you will see what I mean.
It's never been toured in the UK but I believe it is on it's way to the Liverpool Empire Theatre in June 2005. I will be in the frount row. It's amazing!

TITANIC - THE MUSICAL
This is a wonderful CD of a show never seen in the UK. The music is very stirring and reminiscent of Les Miserables at some times, Gilbert & Sullivan at others and very moving. It tells the true story of the legendary Titanic, not like the film, and I look forward to seeing the first UK production which will be in York in May 2004.