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Memories of the good old days are awake. Yearning, lovely and charming music box sequence for dreamy pictures and flashbacks.
A fun, playful, and inquisitive childlike mood is created by a quirky piano melody, peculator percussion rhythms, pizzicato cello and unique sliding sounds. Good for offbeat romantic comedies and lightly comedic mischievous scenarios of all kinds.
A fast, quirky and lively chamber trio piece with piano, clarinet and pizzicato cello that is full of wholesome fun. Good for evoking a playfully mischievous mood for silly moments and lightly comedic situations of all kinds.
Vibrant, happy boosting mood featuring handmade ukulele, and bass. Perfect for explainer videos, advertising, cartoon and comedy content. Dispenses optimism, fun and joy. Version without beats.
Vibrant, happy boosting mood featuring handmade ukulele, and bass. Perfect for explainer videos, advertising, cartoon and comedy content. Dispenses optimism, fun and joy.
Vibrant, happy, melodious, boosting mood featuring handmade ukulele, bass and bells. Perfect for explainer videos, advertising, cartoon and comedy content. Dispenses optimism, fun and joy. Version without beats and percussion.
The well-known German lullaby by Johann Friedrich Reichardt in a version with music box and slow tempo. We wish you a good night and sweet dreams.
Vibrant, happy boosting mood featuring handmade ukulele, and bass. Perfect for explainer videos, advertising, cartoon and comedy content. Dispenses optimism, fun and joy. Version without beats and percussion.
The well-known German lullaby by Johannes Brahms in a version with music box and slow tempo. We wish you a good night and sweet dreams. Johannes Brahms composed his lullaby in July 1868 in Bonn and dedicated it to Bertha Faber, née Porubszky, on the occasion of the birth of her second son "to always happy use". Brahms had met Bertha Porubszky, a native of Vienna, in 1859, when she became a member of the women's choir he led at the age of seventeen during a stay in Hamburg.
The well-known lullaby by Johannes Brahms in a version with music box and medium tempo. We wish you a good night and sweet dreams.
38 tracks, not registered with a PRO
13 tracks, registered with a PRO
