Music genre
Filmscore / Cinematic music
Waiting And Hoping
Erik Haddad
This subtle yet stirring cue packs an emotional undercurrent with themes of waiting, questioning, and hope. Acoustic and nylon string guitars, piano, sparse ambient drums, and synth pads. Great for scenes with deep subject matter, sadness, etc.
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The Taklamakan Desert
Philip Curran
A slow, sombre but emotive waltz with a contemporary feel. The lyrical melody played on guitar adds an emotional layer which makes it ideal for use in productions with a reflective quality, a passing of time or even montage sequences.
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Developing And Growing
Felipe Adorno Vassao
Harp clock ostinato combined with Piano and some inspiring elements. Suited for thinking and developing subjects, preparing a plan or hatching an idea. Longing for something with a hopeful vibe, emotional and determined.
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Into The Blue
Jason Roy Cullimore
This positive orchestral piece conveys the sense of a great expanse, such as an ocean or the sky. It has a majestic, epic feel, and could also work in pastoral settings. Could be useful in scenes of natural beauty or scenes involving joy or hope.
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Mystery Forest
Bjorn Lynne
A sensual, exotic and mysterious acoustic piece depicting a deep forest.
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In The Memory Of Fallen Soldiers
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Be Ready
Erik Haddad
An orchestral underscore piece with a military styled theme. Serious, intense mood good for productions involving war, battles, plotting, planning, strategy, historical etc.
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The Dark Hero
Ferenc Hegedus
Powerful, cinematic composition suitable for dramatic trailers, awesome scenes of battles, armies, great forces and epic adventures. Orchestra, battle percussion and full choir. Dramatic, heroic, ending in a powerful crescendo and climax.
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As The Morning Light
Bjorn Lynne
A delightful, feathery, light orchestral cinematic track featuring piano and flautando strings. Pretty, warm-hearted and touching.
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What Is There For Me
Alex Khaskin
Classic mystery themes in the style of popular TV series. Some of these are recorded entirely with a live orchestra, others with a combination of orchestral and electronic elements, like so much of television music today.
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Horizon News
Stobierski Thomas
TV or radio News Broadcast style track, available in many different mixes and edits. This makes it easy to create exactly the parts that you need for your broadcast, whether it be stingers (before, after commercials, etc.) or opening, closing.
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Nooks & Crannies
Bjorn Lynne
Chamber orchestra light comedy, with a classical music chamber orchestral production. Mischievous, curious and whimsical, will work great for dramedy or other content with mischief and playfulness.
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Flight Towards The Stars
Jonathan Adamich
An amazing magical buildup to an epic fantasy piece. Very sky and heavenly feeling. A glorious piece filled with full choir.
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From End To End
Erik Haddad
A hopeful, embracing world beat instrumental with a mellow groove and some African/Middle-Eastern overtones. Great for productions involving nature, world culture, etc. Contemporary sound with piano, hand drums, strings, flute, etc.
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Introspectives
John Francis Jorgensen
Marimba-centered piece. Bells, pizzicato strings, pan drums, drums, shaker, bass and synth pad float behind the marimba hypnotically. Suitable for all kinds of emotional drama, and themes/scenes where melancholy and searching dominate.
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