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Silent night, holy night - the Christmas classic as a relaxed version featuring a fingerpicked 12 string guitar, strings, flute and harp. Wonderful, intimate, homely, warm underlay for greeting cards, congratulations and winter landscapes. You can hear the warm fireplace cracking already ...
Silly Children tune for cartoons, animation or children show, happy and fun.
Quirky and up-tempo plucked (Pizzicato) strings track that evokes a happy and positive sentiment. This fun track skips along with a catchy melody and lots of bounce. Fast-paced comedic scenes or anything quirky in nature or would work well with this track. Plucky strings is like cheeky grin!
Evoking memories of past loves and a sense of "life's long journey", this fairytale flute aria has a crisp melancholic melody that dances through a bed of glistening glokenspiel & rich, lavish strings. An alternative 'heartbeat' version offers a subtle 120 bpm pulsing rhythm.
A grand and lively orchestral cue, almost fanfare like, Uplifting, amazing and triumphant, A nice cue for the start of an amazing adventure, or a scene of amazing discoveries, happy reunions, the arrival of a great king, or perhaps setting sails for the great sea, Lively, excited, amazed and optimistic,
The Boardroom is a homage to those moments before someone gets fired on the apprentice! The track is tense, edgy & with an ominous sense that something is about to happen. Lead by mallet instruments with plucked strings and simple percussion. A good fit for tense scenes where the music need is light
A very relaxed slapstick and big band number. In the very first part the piano doubled by pizzicato strings introduce the melody, then all string and woodwind players come into play. The middle section is carried by trumpets and trombones and form therefore a B-part which can be also used seperately.
1866 tracks, not registered with a PRO
4770 tracks, registered with a PRO