Memorial 4 (60) | Audio Network UK

Memorial2618/5
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesExpectant, pastoral & patriotic orchestra with poignant choral ending

2:2853 BPM
Memorial 22618/35
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesExpectant, pastoral, & patriotic orchestra with poignant brass ending

2:2853 BPM
Memorial 3 (60)2618/36
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesPastoral, patriotic orchestra with poignant choral ending

1:0053 BPM
Memorial 4 (60)2618/37
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesPastoral, patriotic orchestra with poignant brass ending

1:0053 BPM
Memorial 52618/38
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesPastoral, patriotic orchestra. Main theme mix

0:4853 BPM
Memorial 6 (30)2618/39
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesExpectant upper strings into poignant choral ending

0:3053 BPM
Memorial 7 (30)2618/40
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesExpectant upper strings into poignant brass & orchestra ending

0:3053 BPM
Memorial 8 (Sting)2618/41
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesPoignant choir & strings sting

0:1553 BPM
Memorial 9 (Sting)2618/42
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesExpectant upper strings sting

0:1253 BPM
Memorial 10 (Sting)2618/43
Patrick Hawes (PRS)
10 mixesMoving choir & brass sting

0:0753 BPM

Key: E
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 53 BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: ''Everything would get better and better. This was the world I was born in. Suddenly, unexpectedly, one morning in 1914 the whole thing came to an end.'' - Future British Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, born 1894. Seriously wounded during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.