Positive, uplifting and inspiring epic track made with orchestra, epic drums and choir. Structured in three parts. Wonderment / Epic / Orchestral / Grandeur.
An epic, rousing, dramatic and heroic track. Mystery / Amazement / Wonderment / Grandeur.
A lively, grand and epic orchestral soundtrack suitable for Fantasy, Magic, Sci-fi and Epic trailers. Pompous and eventful, this track features brash and urgent orchestral runs and is available with or without the Choir.
A majestic, uplifting fanfare that begins with a noble french horn call. Timpani and snare make a strong entrance and soon the entire orchestra is sounding in joyous musical harmony with a lively counterpoint between brass and strings.
A very heroic, "grand entry", Hollywood style orchestral film soundtrack. Good for scenes of heroic display, grand entry of the savior or hero, the final victory and triumph over all. Heroic / Victorious / Grand / Triumphant.
A proud and rousing track that combines a full orchestra sound with contemporary drums that come in from around 0:35 onwards. Emotive and inspirational, this track has a sense of pride and optimism, hope and aspirations. Heroic, epic.
Symphonie fantastique, G minor, Op. 14 IV. Marche au supplice (March to the Scaffold), by Hector Berlioz.
Emotional and epic track made with massive orchestra, cinematic guitars, epic drums and epic choir. Trailer structure, three parts. First part build, second triumph and third outro.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551. IV. Molto allegro. Recorded by D Hamilton.
Orchestral music for adventure, fantasy and amazing stories. A fairly fast-paced, heroic theme. Could be useful in scenes where adventurers set out on their journey or return in triumph. Could also convey the sense of flying. Triumphant / Busy / Bold.
A slowly rising epic track made with classical orchestra and powerful choir. Dark fantasy setting divided into three parts. Trailer structure, with a very dramatic middle part.
A remake of a classical piece by famous composer of 20th century Maurice Ravel. Note: this song is in the public domain in Canada, EU, and the countries where the copyright term is author's life + 70 years or less.