Modest Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain in D Minor, IMM 43. Full orchestra. Music recorded and produced by David Hamilton exclusively for Lynne Publishing. [Tempo: Medium, Fast, Very fast / 0 BPM]
This track is recorded with a real live orchestra. Expectant, like a dawning. Questioning, perhaps the promise of what's to come. The opening part features 'waves' of violins before the track develops into a full orchestral theme at around 01:45 with a glorious, uplifting, sweeping melody and a climax around the 3 minute mark. Good for drama, storytelling, amazement, new adventures and more. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 0 BPM]
An epic and rousing track for fantasy, adventure, epic trailers. A haunting, sorrowful opening is followed by strong, passionate, epic orchestra and choir. Valiant and emotional. Full orchestra with choir and soprano vocal. Available in various different version/mixes. Features actual live performed orchestral instruments and live performing soprano vocalist in combination with samples. [Tempo: Slow / 77 BPM]
An epic and victorious track, featuring fully loaded orchestra, with an ethereal female solo voice in the distance. (Also available without the vocal). [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 140 BPM]
A lively and grand orchestral Pirate track! Menacing and glorious, excited and rousing, with fast snare drums, full orchestra and choir (also available without the choir), and a strong theme in the vein of Pirates of the Caribbean, this track will go well with Fantasy, Mischief, Pirates on the open sea, Swashbuckling fight scenes and more. [Tempo: Fast, Very fast / 150 BPM]
A suspenseful action piece consisting of full orchestra. Tense with a dark hero anthem quality. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 165 BPM]
1930's era newsreel introduction. Pompous and patriotic. Historical. [Tempo: Fast / 144 BPM]
The hustle and bustle of people and traffic in the days leading up to Christmas is captured in this uptempo, chaotic orchestral track. Perfect for movies, commercials, corporate projects, websites or any Christmas themed media. [Tempo: Fast / 130 BPM]
Grand, emotional orchestral movie soundtrack. Orchestra with harp, strings and horns prominent. Discovery, exploration, setting sails for new adventures or emotional reunions, perhaps a return to the homeland or a homecoming. Great for adventure film, games, fairy tales, nature and landscapes, love stories and more. [Tempo: Slow / 66 BPM]
Two short trumpet fanfares. Proud, regal achievement, glory, inauguration. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 123 BPM]
A darting soprano voice is offset by bursts of percussion and sweeping passages of hope, beauty & elegance in this modern, dramatic theme. A contemporary feel makes this suitable for cutting edge drama, title sequences or documentary narrative such as green issues or science & technology. Similar in instrumentation and mood to the Elliot Simons tracks, Sky Dreams, Dawn of Freedom and Three Little Wishes. [Tempo: Slow, Medium, Fast / 140 BPM]
A grand symphonic, orchestral music piece of big emotions and big dreams, for a large orchestra. Reminescent of big Hollywood productions, this emotive track is ultimately one of amazement, hopes and dreams, achievement and glory. (Stem files available.) [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 153 BPM]
A dramatic, orchestral and cinematic music track with a sense of importance, valor and significance. Featuring a heroic theme with a hint of sadness or melancholy, combined with strength and the weight of the moment. Amazement / Heroes / Legends / Greatness, at a cost. (Stem files available.) [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 90 BPM]
An uplifting orchestral piece with soaring strings, pulsating rhythms, military snares and tight low end drives this piece. A contemplative and subdued intro builds into a satisfying fulfillment and inspiring climax leaving one at peace within. In the style of Steve Jablonsky, Hans Zimmer, John Williams and James Horner. [Tempo: Slow / 151 BPM]
An emotional, grand, cinematic piece. Rising up from a sad, sorrowful and haunting opening, to a crescendo into an all-out majestic, heroic, almost fanfare like climax. Orchestra and live vocalist. Also available as a Rock Mix with added power guitars and rock drums, and as an alternative version without the vocal. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 81 BPM]
Powerful, cinematic composition suitable for dramatic trailers, awesome scenes of battles, armies, great forces and epic adventures. Orchestra, battle percussion and full choir. Dramatic, heroic, ending in a powerful crescendo and climax. [Tempo: Slow, Medium, Fast / 75 BPM]
Nice and easy, crisp and slighty playful version of the Christmas classic. (Trad./Arr: W Panufnik) [Tempo: Medium / 77 BPM]
A music made for action and adventure film and video games, and is well suited to professional movie trailers and advertisements. It is bold, epic, dramatic, and fast paced with a classic orchestral feel and arrangement. This dynamic piece, with its slow, methodical introduction that crescendos into a driving section highlighted by regal horns that explode into a percussive conclusion. [Tempo: Fast / 148 BPM]
A middle eastern / Arabian sounding, epic, highly dramatic piece, featuring eastern chant vocals, large drums and percussion section, strings, choir and other ethnic instruments. After a foreboding, tense opening section, the main percussion and chant part comes in at about 52 seconds into the track. Drama, conflict. [Tempo: Slow / 60 BPM]
This cue begins with a magical, myterious and whimsical intorduction that turns dark and erupts into a cinematic crescendo. It features influences of Danny Elfman and musically tells a vivid story that will really add sonic narrative to your projects. Glorious, mysterious, epic and cinematic excitement for projects ranging from film and tv, to trailers and video games. [Tempo: Slow / 0 BPM]
A touching, poignant, cinematic soundtrack with a heroic, uplifting, hopeful feel, but also with a wistful and melancholic undertone. Like the bittersweet conclusion to a story or the sight of a powerful, beautiful but sad, world. Nostalgia mixed with hope and aspirations. Perhaps a new beginning? Or leaving home, setting sails towards new worlds? [Tempo: Very slow, Slow, Medium / 70 BPM]
Fun and quirky, this upbeat marching theme could support scenes of childhood fun, toys coming to life, or lively scenes of joy or frivolity. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 112 BPM]
A sweet, joyful and melodic orchestral piece, highly suitable for family oriented film, web site, game or TV feature. Strings, bells, clarinets and full orchestral sound. Fun adventures and nice family stories. Discovery, exploration and good times. [Tempo: Medium / 119 BPM]
Modern suspenseful music played by orchestra, synths, and ethnic instruments. Sounds like the opening credits for a spy movie based in the middle east. Driving, pulsating rhythms keep the energy up, while atmospheric sections create a moody, dramatic feel. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 99 BPM]
A mysterious and magical, cinematic / orchestral soundtrack. Harp and bells with angelic voices and fragile violins tell a tale of dreams and wonder. Perhaps pixies or other strange creatures of magic and wonderment. Somewhat similar in feel to Aquarium from the Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saens. Magic / Magical / Adventure / Family movie / Mystery / Intrigue. (A note about the version described as 'Stage Mix': This version is recorded with the reverb/ambiance of a concert hall, making it sound somewhat more 'distant' from the listener and, some would say, more 'live') [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 88 BPM]
Semi-orchestral, epic theme with a Celtic or Medieval melody. Harpsichord, flutes, hand drum and entire orchestra on the crescendo. [Tempo: Medium / 119 BPM]
An epic orchestral war cue with a constant build to a dramatic climax, underscoring anything from a medieval battleground to the uprising of the ultimate villain. Similar to "Mars" from "The Planets," and perfect for trailers and epic action films. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 74 BPM]
This orchestral piece conveys the feeling of being swept away. The has a turbulent feel that lends it to working well in scenes of storms, tornados or general mayhem. [Tempo: Fast / 122 BPM]
A quirky, dark and staccato, almost broken-up piece of orchestral fantasy music, inspired by the styles of Tim Burton & Danny Elfman. Playful in a playfully dark, wicked way. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 102 BPM]
Huge stabs give way to twisted maniacal anguish and haunted voices. Tragic theme introduces a grim march propelled by determination and grit. The theme is presented at the end in a burst of triumph and heroism. Good for epic battle, fight to the finish, dark action. [Tempo: Very slow, Slow, Medium, Fast / 0 BPM]
A climactic, feel-good hook with a magical, offbeat charm. A pastiche of famous 1980’s movie composers and Hollywood movies. A happy revealing moment bringing tears of laughter and joy. Excited / Wonderment / Joy. [Tempo: Medium / 123 BPM]
Epic orchestral music, with a soaring melody and energizing percussion section. Suitable for nature documentaries, as it captures the grandeur and excitement of a helicopter ride around an untamed wilderness. It could also work well in promos - introducing an exciting new product or company. [Tempo: Medium / 100 BPM]
Pensive, ominous orchestral film soundtrack. Secret mission, danger, impending hostilities, undercover or covert mission, military build-up, international conflict, serious consequences. The second half of the track has a much busier mood and more percussive production, and can be used for a separate cue, or as part of the main track. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 118 BPM]
A beautiful, tender, wistful orchestral track. Delicate, fragile. Available with or without solo soprano vocal. Piano and string orchestra. [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 60 BPM]
An pulsing suspenseful mystery cue underscoring anything from a rescue search to a shocking discovery. Orchestral with piano, in the vein of James Newton Howard's scores for M. Night Shyamalan films (The Village, Signs, The Happening). [Tempo: Medium / 90 BPM]
An action-packed cue with a strong percussive beat throughout. Chromatic and intense. Perfect for an action scene or tense drama. (Stem files available.) [Tempo: Fast / 144 BPM]
An ominous, majestic and powerful track with live choir and live orchestral instruments cleverly combined with samples and huge, booming percussion. The track starts with threatening ethnic percussion and grows into a gothic, monolithic, spine chilling track. Highly suitable for horror, ritual, fantasy and primal war [Tempo: Fast / 130 BPM]
Intense, busy, almost frantic orchestral film soundtrack piece, suitable for in-film, in-game, or for trailers. Big, epic orchestral sweeps and stabs, busy congas giving a sense of chase and urgency. Great for millitary, action, mission thriller or sci-fi. [Tempo: Fast, Very fast / 166 BPM]
Repetitious string staccatos slowly usher in stoic brass and other orchestra components until the final crescendo where the choir joins in. The end of a journey, whether physical or spiritual, plays well with this dramatic and uplifting cue. Salvation is reached! [Tempo: Slow, Medium, Fast / 100 BPM]
Orchestral, Magical and Mysterious. This piece starts with Piano and then Oboe adds a touch of mystical and ethereal feel, with fairytale mixed into the adventure. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 0 BPM]
A dark and creepy track suitable for trailers, movie opening scenes and more. Starts with an eerie, almost child like piano melody, then grows into a more horror feel, like evil forces, black magic or a horde of dark warriors. The track appears to end with a crescendo at about 01:12 but it comes back with a creepy closing section, revisiting the main theme. Good for horror, fantasy, dark forces, creepy films and more. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 109 BPM]
The intense, epic track explodes from the first beat, and only gets bigger from there. A huge wall of sound is created from the stacking of choir, massive percussion and orchestra. [Tempo: Medium / 156 BPM]
Slick and serious TV- or radio news broadcast track. The full length version starts with a main introduction theme and then settles down on a backdrop for use behind headline news. There is also a 30-seconds version, a 10-seconds version and a seamless music loop. [Tempo: Fast / 118 BPM]
A pair of brooding, dark, ominous pieces. Perhaps a dark sorcerer... Suitable for black magic, fantasy/sci-fi, visual presentations and more. Each one climaxes towards the end. [Tempo: Very slow / 94 BPM]
An adventurous and positive orchestral piece. Warm string tracks dance along with a rich brass section, traveling on an journey with occasional tension but an overall exciting feel. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 56 BPM]
If Peter from Family Guy had a dream, it would probably sound like this. Atmospheric cloudy string harmonies and lazy brass melodies accompanied by sax, slowly turning bluesy until a final Chicago-style jazz ending. [Tempo: Slow, Medium, Fast / 100 BPM]
Joseph Haydn - Symphony No. 104 ("London Symphony") in D Major, Hob. I:104. Movement 2: Andante. Arranged and recorded exclusively for Lynne Publishing. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 0 BPM]
Perfect score for the arrival of a King, with all the cavalry on guard before a battle. Huge, yet not too busy, it can be a nice underscore for any grandiose scene with dialog. Some tension due to some high string notes, more like a preparation. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 107 BPM]
A Russian Winter is a calm, colorful journey. It features the full orchestra, highlighting every woodwind, brass and string instrument at some point. It’s filled with variety, yet melodically consistent. [Tempo: Slow / 0 BPM]
This track is an epic and thrilling dramatic score that is perfectly suited to film, tv, and video trailers. It features driving trailer drums, cinematic strings, victorious choirs and plenty of cinematic flavor. It explodes into a compelling and intense crescendo that ends with massive impacts. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 85 BPM]
