Today is Bloomsday – and an exclusive picture released to the Irish ­Independent echoes the main theme of James Joyce’s ...

An immersive new exhibition about the Titanic will shed more light on Bolton’s links to the world’s most famous shipwreck ...

Unfortunately, Morusque doesn’t know any songs, so it’s up to you and B12 to find the eight pieces of Sheet Music scattered around The Slums. Note: If you want to complete this quest and earn ...

will also be displayed to tell the individual stories that make up the tragedy of the Titanic. For example, visitors will be able to view a piece of sheet music from Lancashire-born Wallace ...

There are a total of eight sheet music pages in the estate. Luckily, they will always appear in the same rooms. As you look over the lyrics, you’ll realize that the music pages contain a hidden ...

Owen Lynch wrote the lyrics to “The Titanic is Doomed and Sinking ... in 1912 because the New York Public Library has the sheet music in its digital collections.

Joe Levy, Exhibition Manager for White Star Heritage, looking at sheet music from Wallace Hartley, the Titanic's band leader. Hartley spent much of his life in Yorkshire after his family moved to ...

Brittbrittfuns, wrote: "I would cry if I heard this in the Titanic Museum." "The fact he remembered that song from memory without the sheet music is pretty damn cool," wrote TikToker Andrew.

Please bring sheet music along with a headshot and resume ... Track 1 (M or F, 30s-40s): Plays THOMAS ANDREWS (Irish shipbuilder and the Titanic's naval architect) Track 2 (M, 20s-30s): Plays ...

Taking place in New Dock Hall, the exhibition will document the story of the RMS Titanic, from its construction and design through to its fateful voyage, sinking and legacy. Visitors will get to see a ...

A pianist has played the sheet music shared by Sleep Token's mysterious new social media accounts. It sounds pretty damn good! When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

editions of sheet music, newspaper testimonials and Hartley’s own grave are to be believed, the band played the hymn, ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee’ when Titanic took her final plunge.