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Michael Stephen Decker
The famous Christmas melody from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. Great for holiday specials and commercials. Traditional orchestra with disco groove.
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Destruct
Wesley Devine
Monstrous dubstep synths, horns and rock guitars combine in a heaving, grinding, violent head bopper - ideal for extreme sports and gaming.
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Sousa: The Thunderer
John P. Sousa
John P. Sousa's famous The Thunderer march, classical marching band music. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton. The 'Variation' version has more reverb.
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Night Desert
Markus Schmidt
A mysterious tune for acoustic guitar, minimalistic and suspenseful.
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Storyteller
Wesley Devine
A nice, pleasant, smoothly flowing, chilled-out track featuring downtempo drums with a warm electric piano, subtle acoustic guitar and softly flowing pads. Good for relaxation / pampering, spa and wellness, and much more.
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Temple Grandeur
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Mind Over Matter
Skip Peck
A very quirky orchestration in an Afro-Cuban 6/8 rhythm that features a bass clarinet, piano, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass, brass, woodwinds, strings and live jazz drums.
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Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker - Grandfather Dance
Tchaikovsky
The famous Christmas melody from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. Great for holiday specials and commercials. Traditional orchestral.
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Inspiring Cinematic Underscore
Josh Kramer
This is a very filmic and cinematic piece starting with light sprinklings of piano along with ambient pads and subtle violins, to be accompanied later by a full string ensemble and oboe.
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Deceptive Truth
Dane Forrest Obuchowski
A dark and poignant underscore for film / drama. Gloomy, but with hints of hope. Touching, personal and introspective.
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The Scheme
Andrew Kenneth Bukowski
A conniving, dramatic string movement. It starts with a solo cello and viola, playing a static, offset melody. It grows into an epic, sneaky orchestral bombardment. It would work well as a period piece, or in a documentary.
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I Woke Up
Simon BrewerStandard License