A short jazzy jingle featuring upright bass, piano, vibraphone and brass section. Stylish, elegant sound, sensual, smooth, relaxed mood. Suits well all intros and opening screens of tv programmes, video blogs, tv series, etc.
A fun, lively and busy orchestral / film score track with a sense of 'beginnings'. Bustling with life, like the morning hour, when everything start to come to life. A sense of expectation, fun and adventure. Bright / Playful / Lively.
A festive and regal rendition of this piece of classical / royalty music by Henry Purcell, Very true to the original arrangement, led by two trumpets, Celebratory, royal / regal and today often used in various ceremonies.
Funny , marching bug’s band
Military band in a marching style. Positive, festive.
Full range of military band orchestra. Tuba, snares, cymbals, baritones, trumpets
A broody, dark, cinematic track with a slight military / operation feel. Barely audible lo-fi telecommunications over dark beds of mangled and distorted synth pads and guitars. Undercover operation, military or space / sci-fi. Sneaky, suspicious, ominous.
A dark and broody hybrid track mixing electronic and orchestral elements. Creates a feeling of tension, darkness and terror. Good for a trailer, drama, crime in progress etc.
A jazzy-upbeat and positive, big band orchestration in the style of a 50's movie or TV show. Perfect for this role, or as a positive underscore for an upbeat video. Plenty of harp flourishes, a catchy jazz melody, with potential for festive uses.
John P. Sousa's famous Liberty Bell march, classical marching band music. Also known as the theme music for the Monty Python Flying Circus. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton.
Contemporary jazz funky track with live lead solo and jazz guitar, brass section, hammond, percusiions. Changing time signature. Well suited for the movie soundtrack, sitcome, grotesque, Art, video background.
John P. Sousa's famous The Thunderer march, classical marching band music. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton. The 'Variation' version has more reverb.
A soaring and happy orchestral piece, full of promise and grandeur. Like the start of a great adventure. Positive, uplifting and expectant.
Julius Fučík: Entry of the Gladiators (Alternate titles: Entrance of the Gladiators. Einzug der Gladiatoren. Thunder and Blazes. ) Probably the most famous, most used piece of Circus Music in the world. Full orchestra arrangement.
Original College Sports fight song. Full band arrangement with opening fanfare.