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Dacha Polka
Jeremy Sherman
Uptempo Russian or Yiddish style Polka. Accordeon, bouzouki and voices over nylon guitars, bass and drums. Can be a Jewish celebration, traditional Greek folk music, Russian folk music, Gypsy music or Eastern European folk music.
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Sakura Crazy
Bjorn Lynne
Kawaii is a Japanese word that means Cute. Kawaii pop has grown from youth cultures of the anime, comics, manga and video games central to Japanese pop culture. Bright, overly sweet, and cheerful electronic pop melodies.
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Sow Some Joy
David Flavin
Happy, joyful, toe tapping track with vocal “bah bah’s”! Great commercial or advertisement song. Positive and uplifting!
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Nipper
Erik Haddad
A charming and whimsical orchestral instrumental great for children's productions.
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Silent Night
Alex Khaskin
A refreshing new take on a seasonal favorite. Cool jazzy Christmas classic Instrumental in the style of Dixieland music traditions.
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Joseph Haydn: String Quartet in C major 'Edrody, Emperor', Hob. III:77 ; Op. 76 No. 3. Movement 1: Allegro in C major. Recorded live in studio by the Allegro String Ensemble.
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Holst: Jupiter From The Planets Suite
Gustav Holst
Jupiter, from the Planets suite by Gustav Holst. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton exclusively for Lynne Publishing.
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I Feel So Good
Amit Ofir
Funky and confident, indie pop/rock strut. Available with or without the vocalizations.
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Take Me To Dance
Alex KhaskinStandard License
Cowboy Hat
Bjorn Lynne
Happy and exciting Country music track featuring Acoustic guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Bass and Drums.
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On The Beach
Roland Rudzitis
In the Beach Boys style, this track is fun and sunny. Great guitar rif. Summer time and sun tanning. Ocean surfing. Go go dancing. Bikinis and total beach party. Adolescent and innocent. Psychedelic and raw. Organ solo. Road trip and travel.
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Elgar: Pomp And Circumstance March 1
Edgar William Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance, March no. 1, by Elgar. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton exclusively for Lynne Publishing. There is also an "Alternative entry point" version which starts where the most famous melody first comes in.
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Top of the World
David Flavin
Jazzy Horns - TV theme
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