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Scott Joplin
Stupid Opening
Alex Khaskin
Groovy opening for animation
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Coasting Uphill
Skip Peck
A fun and odd French waltz that makes fun of being normal with piano, accoedion, acoustic guitar, marimba, vibes and acoustic bass.
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The Usual Suspects
Skip Peck
Reminiscent of a 1940's war era pow camp movie. Think hogan's heroes. Snare drum.
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Chopin: Nocturne Op 9 No 1 In B-flat Minor
Frederic Chopin
Fredric Chopin Nocturne op. 9 no. 1 in B-flat Minor. Solo piano. Performed live in studio by renowned concert pianist Vadim Chaimovich.
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Silent Movie - Strolling
Gavin Courtie, Liz Radford
Vintage piano, 1910's era, easy background.
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Disco Funk
Christopher J. Wiseman
This track combines the sounds of disco, rock and pop while listening to drums, bass and electric guitar. It is perfect for parties, dancing, sexy scenes, city scenes and more.
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Roxborough Castle
Jeremy Sherman
Contemporary Irish folk / Scottish folk. Celtic flute, acoustic guitars. Lively and bouncy.
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Crystal Vista
Bjorn Lynne
Beautiful ambient piece with a serene sense of peace, tranquilty and balance. Starts very quietly, goes through various phases including a deep, calm pulse towards the middle section. Few understated melodics, underlying, fluttery pulse.
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Old Fashioned Waltz With Me
Skip Peck
A bluesy yet optimistic waltz
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In Another Place And Time
Skip Peck
Orchestration with flute bass steel pan marimba & piano. Esoteric and dreamy.
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Pick One's Nose
Alex KhaskinStandard License
Pastoral Picturebook
Ross McLean
A fun folk-pop track with a slightly nostalgic, happy retro feel. The tempo is quick and upbeat, but there is a breezy, easy flow and a sense of joyful calm and fun. The 'bap bap' vocals lend a slight 1960's feel to the track.
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Hilltop Stomp
John Francis Jorgensen
Like the charm of a good storyteller, this banjo track has humour, good pacing and quirky shifts. Joining the banjo is a sparse rhythm section of steel-string guitar, claps and drums.
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