Royalty Free Children Music

BPM 130:  Vintage Trance track, 90's sound, Children. Electronic beat with delayed Piano and synths.

BPM 60:  A classic Christmas tune, with angelic children voices, bells, a sleigh, some snow...

BPM 54:  Flute, bells and soft drums. Traditional French lullaby. Soft and dreamy.

BPM 90:  Funny track made with marimbas. Classical percussion band. Simple, spacey and fun.

BPM 116:  Cute funny track. Trio of tuba, clarinet and percussion. The loop set includes some streets sound effects.

BPM 120:  Orchestral music. Complex, theatrical and elegant.

BPM 120:  Funny, silly song for kids

A child’s fantasy waltz. Cello, violin, accordion, classical guitar

BPM 130:  Minimalist interpretation of what may be the most recognized melody in the world. The tune was first published in 1811.

BPM 120:  Minimalist interpretation. This is one of the most popular and well known English nursery rhymes. The lyrics are from an early nineteenth-century English poem, "The Star" by Jane Taylor. It is often sung to the tune of the French melody "Ah! vous dirais-je maman".

BPM 113:  Minimalist interpretation. The earliest recorded version of the rhyme is in Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book, published in London about 1744, which uses the opening line: 'Hickere, Dickere Dock'.

BPM 158:  Minimalist interpretation. First published in 1744, this is a well-known traditional nursery rhyme and singing game, which is found in different versions all over the world.

BPM 85:  Halloween mood. Hip hop feeling. Bat soup with frogs eyes. Drum, bass, harsichord, voice, synth, sound effect.

BPM 125:  A lovely interpretation of a classic rhyme. Originally from the French song "Ah vous dirais-je maman". The melody is played by the woodwinds while the strings are in the background. Joyful, gentle and sweet.

BPM 68:  Funny, light-hearted, goofy, plodding along, humorous tune.

BPM 132:  Sunny, happy, and uplifting. Great for family and holiday trips, festive wedding scenes, feel good commercials, children's shows etc.

BPM 130:  Uplifting and emotional song. Rhythmic riffs played by cello section, superimposed by bells and children choir melody. Rhythm section: strings, bass, electric guitars and drums.

BPM 100:  Playful and confident rythmic sequence with marimba, pizzicato strings and electronic drums. Lively, bouncy and energetic. Can be used for equations, logical, inventions, creative minds, information or children.

BPM 100:  Happy and upbeat orchestral Christmas music. Joyful children unwrapping presents, sleigh bells ringing, with warm brass, wind and full orchestra playing creating music perfect to convey the feeling of Xmas.

BPM 150:  Very light and simple melody. Use of percussion and orchestral harmonies. Gentle and reminiscent of childhood.