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Romantic slow dance with a vintage jazz orchestral arrangement. Relaxing tempo with string ensemble, piano, brass, double bass.

Here is a stirring rendition of a military style brass band performing Samuel A. Ward’s (d. 1903) America the Beautiful. This traditional, regal arrangement is perfect for celebrating America, American patriotism, Wounded Warriors and American heroes.
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'The Girl with the Flaxen Hair' ('La fille aux cheveux de lin') is the eighth prelude from Debussy's 'Preludes, Book I.' The piece begins with a delicate arpeggio motif, from which much of the following music is derived. The piece builds in tension and volume towards a climax in the middle of the piece, before winding down for a tender, relaxing ending. The melancholic, dreamy nature of the piece lends itself very well to romantic and reflective scenes, and it has appeared in several TV and film soundtracks for this purpose. This is a solo harp arrangement, with the music transposed up slightly.

An soulful melody played with a Duduk, a unique-sounding middle eastern wind instrument used in some of Peter Gabriel’s recordings. Very atmospheric with a gentle touch of percussion and synths.

minstrel, Renaissance, court yard, minuet, medievil,

Chill and groovy rock song featuring a smooth and atmospheric electric guitar melody and real horn section. Powerful and spacious real drums and bass keep the vibe going. An overall groovy feeling with a subtle dark air to the sound. Good late night driving song with a somber mood and feeling. Quirky shades of rock and mood metal. Good for any serious docudrama centering around doctors or hospitals.
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Futuristic and orchestral with an epic cinematic theme featuring analog synthesizers mixed with orchestral strings and percussion. Moods are Other worldy, Mystical and Alien. Sounds like Boards of Canada, Brian Eno.

This is spacious, percussive, yet unobtrusive underscore with a Steely Dan vibe. It utilizes Fender Rhodes chorus keyboard, nylon classical guitar, undulating synth lead and world beat percussion instruments. Very usable for moods like: crime preparation, tension, CSI, persistence, organized crime, waiting, science fiction, video game play, high tech, cooking shows. Alternates include underscores, beds and seamless loops.
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Satie's 'Gnossiennes' were composed in the late 19th Century. He coined the word to indicate a new 'type' of composition. The musical vocabulary is a continuation of that of the 'Gymnopedies.' 'Gnossienne No. 1' is the most well-known of these compositions, and the dreamy, ambient nature of the music lends itself very well to romantic and contemplative scenes. It has been used in many TV shows and films, most recently in 'Man On Wire.' This is a solo harp arrangement, with the music transposed up slightly.

Ultra groovy and swaggering groove rock song featuring a cool electric guitar melody and tight real horn section. Driving, edgy and cool with a hip and upbeat vibe. Slightly dark overtones with subtle power and energy that make it great for background music in travel shows, sporting events or other reality show settings. Edginess and coolness overflow!
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Here is a fast, fun, grooving zydeco instrumental by a Cajun party band featuring accordion and harmonica. Tuba, trombone, mandolin and acoustic guitars give it a nice, down home southern Louisiana feel. Bayou boogaloo, craw fish festival, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, street band, Creole block party. Alternate mixes include: no melody, underscore, plus 60 second commercial edits and three different seamless loops.
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Satie's 'Gymnopedies,' published in 1888 were three piano compositions, each written in 3/4 time and sharing a common theme and structure. Collectively, the 'Gymnopedies' are seen as the precursors to modern ambient music - gentle, yet somewhat eccentric pieces which, when composed, defied the classical tradition. Gymnopedie No. 1 is perhaps the most well-known of the three, and the dreamy, ambient nature of the music lends itself very well to romantic and contemplative scenes. It has been used in many TV shows and films, including: Man On Wire, The Royal Tenenbaums, What Lies Beneath and The X Files. This is a solo harp arrangement, with the music transposed up slightly.