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Ich geh' mit meiner Laterne (Kinder)
"The traditional Saint Martin's song from the 19th century, arranged here in a lively, fun, and festive version.
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Ich geh' mit meiner Laterne
"I'm going with my lantern" is a traditional song from the 19th century, sung mainly during autumn parades in honor of Saint Martin.
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Three Colors
Light, summery Latin track with floating acoustic guitars and sophisticated jazz chords. Nice, subtle music for videos and documentaries.
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Backfire
Martial, dark and fast film score for action and fight scenes. Big percussions and energetic staccato strings don't allow you to take a break and really push the track forward. Epic film music for action and drama.
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Solution
In this song a smart vibraphone is in the foreground, which is discreetly accompanied by a deep acoustic bass and gentle percussions. Good background music for videos and podcasts on topics such as riddles, quizzes, explanatory videos.
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Stuck in a rut
Lively swing song with a simple arrangement: ukulele strummings, plucked acoustic bass paired with deep men's dooohs and a happy whistle and bell melody. Ideal background music for explanatory videos.
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Essence
Spiritual world music with heavy taiko rhythms and playful ethnic chromatic percussions. Mysterious music for nature photography and travelogues.
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Breathe and let go
Cozy ukulele song with Hawaiian choirs and happy bells. Very relaxed music for travel videos and podcasts.
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Crossed Swords
Dramatic opener with a great blockbuster sound. This percussion track is ideal for epic action or fantasy movie trailers.
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O du fröhliche (Orchestral)
One of the most famous and popular Christmas carols, in a classic, orchestral version.
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Leise rieselt der Schnee (Orchestral)
One of the best-known Christmas carols in Germany. It was written by the pastor Eduard Ebel (1839-1905). Here in an orchestral version.
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Kling, Glöckchen, klingelingeling (Orchestral)
German Christmas carol from the 19th century arranged in an orchestral, lively version. Merry Christmas!
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Jingle Bells (Orchestral)
Jingle Bells is a well-known American christmas song and probably one of the most favorite christmas songs in the world. It was written by James Lord Pierpont (1822–1893).
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Shady Lady
Suspicious background music for videos about secrets, burglaries and thieves.
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Vanishing Point
Thrilling score with epic percussion and suspenseful staccato strings. The track ends in a dramatic finale.
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Winking Weasel
Aufgeweckter Filmscore mit lustigen orchestralen Sounds. Die ideale Hintergrundmusik für Theaterstücke oder Filme zu Themen wie Cleverness, Detektive, Tricks.
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My first xylophone
Funny children's song with xylophone, pizzicato played strings and nice shakers. Later, a cozy ukulele solo sets in and creates a cheerful mood.
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Cold Metal
Mysterious ethnic track with big metallic rhythms and exotic instruments from different cultures. Opulent world sound for videos and movies on the topics of travel, cultures and traditions.
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Rootless
Cozy song with unpplugged percussions. An old electric piano plays a sweet-melancholic melody, accompanied by groovy acoustic guitar strummings and a voluminous upright bass. Casual music with Latin elements for videos and more.
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The Coup
Mysterious mid-tempo film score with cunning bassoon staccato and rhythmically played pizzicato cellos. Disharmonic piano elements create an uncomfortable feeling. The perfect music for conspiracy theories and videos about betrayal.
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