A hypnotic orchestral instrumental with an Asian/exotic sound. Brooding, mysterious, and anxious.
"Adieu To Piano" is children’s redemption of well known L.V. Beethoven piece. Easy arrangement of flute, celesta and pizzicato strings makes it perfect for small kids programming.
The far East beckons with Asian woodwind instruments and flutes creating a mystical oriental atmosphere. A sense of an awakening, or a new dawn symbolising a fresh start. Elegant with lively and subdued sections.
Patriotic yet comical tribute to those flying aces, the geese. Features acoustic bass, ukulele, marimba, vibes, tin whistle and accordion.
A very quirky, funny tune, imagine a funny character, perhaps a lost tourist in an unfamiliar country getting in to all sorts of trouble walking the foreign streets
A simple shaker and triangle provide a percussive backing track as flutes provide a flighty and bright melody whilst a bass clarinet jumps playfully to produce a buoyant and bouncy piece. This track flows along with a happy energy.
A calm, relaxing, soothing and beautiful track with piano, strings and an occasional exotic flute and koto sounds. Harmony / Bliss / Beauty. Delicate, slightly wistful and exotic. Available with or without the Choir sound.
Soft marimbas, pianos and accordion provide the main instruments in this laid back track. Pan flutes and harmonica add to the warmth and comforting nature of the piece.
Flute melodies with slap bass and a contemporary rhythm track provide the backing for this Middle Eastern sounding piece. Complete with duduk section, this track creates a hectic and bustling scene.
Happy, but laid-back and easy going, old-time classic jazz sound, Old fashioned and charming, Jazz quartet with live trumpet lead plus acoustic guitar, acoustic piano, upright bass and jazzy drums played with brushes, Good natured.
Lively and upbeat Irish tunes. Bodhran, banjo, guitar, fiddle and tin whistle join together in a popular Irish jig set. First tune is "Blarney Pilgrim", which then leads into Kesh. Both tunes were notated in O'Neill Music of Ireland collection in 1850.
This track takes you to heart of Los Andes, with its beautiful landscapes, mountains and people. Featuring Sicus, a pan pipe from south america and traditional percussion from the Altiplano.