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Sankt Martin (Kinder)
Saint Martin as a cheerful children's song, perfect for media projects related to lantern processions.
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Sankt Martin (Orchestral)
Saint Martin rode through snow and wind - A song dedicated to Saint Martin, often sung during lantern processions. Here, in an orchestral version.
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The Unseen
Gloomy orchestral score with Celeste and detuned piano - perfect for eerie scenes, ghost and haunted movies.
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Ghostly Steps
Spooky waltz in orchestral dramedy style, perfect for videos and podcasts on themes like Halloween, spooky, and ghosts.
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Fading Touch
Emotional, orchestral arranged film music full of longing, pathos, and happy endings.
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Falling Leaves
Emotional film score in an orchestral style that is ideal for storytelling.
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Alle Jahre wieder (Gesang, klassisch)
Every year again in a new GEMA-free version, arranged by the audiohub producer team. Emotional singing meets a classical, orchestral arrangement.
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Leise rieselt der Schnee (Gesang, klassisch)
"Leise rieselt der Schnee" is one of the most well-known Christmas carols and was written by Pastor Eduard Ebel (1839-1905) in Graudenz. Here, it has been newly arranged in an orchestral version with enchanting vocals by the audiohub team.
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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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