Historical, waltz rhythm with piano and orchestra. European or Hebrew cultural history. Period 1900-1940 approx. Also nice for silent film.
A gentle and poignant acoustic pop track. A piano lead, acoustic guitars, drums, soft synths and a beautiful violin. Romantic and thoughtful with a feel of true love and happiness. Great for film, tv, commercials and more.
Acoustic guitar music. Love and innocence, awakening deep warm. Ideal for images of friendship, love and family. Featuring acousutic nylon guitars.
Sad and romantic solo piano track was written in a classical romantic piano style. Sad and gentle. Nostalgic and tender. Waltz has a three parts. The middle part is a Polonaise.
Big cinematic
Beautiful solo piano track that was made in a classical romantic style of XIX century. Will work well as a video background for views of nature, romantic movie, love affair, documentary.
Solo piano. Minor key waltz with some tension in the harmony. Strong recurring melody with enough variation to keep it interesting. Think a walk alone at night reflecting on lost love or life’s mistakes. Suitable for scenes with and without dialogue.
A beautiful and fragile rendition of this popular piece of classical music by Schubert, arranged for piano and violin, Tender and poignant.
A solo piano piece that provides a flowing intimate underscore. Simple and effective for many applications.
A short dramatic piece for full orchestra. Begins with a counterpoint between french horns and woodwinds and then full strings enter and build to the end. Meant for promos, teasers, trailers and idents.
A positive, uplifting and inspirational tune with a cinematic feel featuring a memorable piano theme in the beginning, to be joined with acoustic guitar, strings, and glockenspiel.
Thoughtful. Ambience, Native Flute, Piano, strings, contemporary drums.
A tender and fragile rendition of this popular piece of classical music, Live solo violin and acoustic piano, Originally, this piece is a symphonic intermezzo from the opera 'Thais' by Jules Massenet, first performed in 1894.