Royalty Free Orchestral Music

Strong orchestral cinematic introduction, followed with delicate piano and guitar, ending with powerful orchestral elements. Evocative, pastoral, reflective.

BPM 60:  Orchestral, Uplifting, Cinematic track with a twist in feel from the Duduk instrument. Nostalgic, yet elevating and peaceful.

BPM 120:  Dark, foreboding and tense. The piece features suspenseful orchestral patterns, low, driving rhythm and embedded motives. Strange, suspenseful, mysterious.

BPM 80:  Mysterious, adventurous, and suspenseful. The piece depicts a mysterious setting with orchestral textures and celesta melodies. Very quiet, ambient, with a sense of mystery yet not threatening.

BPM 89:  A "multi-mood" orchestral. Good for cinematic trailer, drama or suspense. Cello, strings ensemble, double-bass, oboe, violas, violins, percussion.

BPM 110:  Dramatic orchestral underscore suitable for historical action film or documentary - contrasting sections with brass stabs and lyrical solo viola.

BPM 156:  James Bond style... A mix between orchestral and drum'n bass. String section, drum loop and drum machine.

BPM 118:  The urgency in the orchestration of this song is extremely motivating and inspiring. Empowering strings and snapping drums create a profound ambiance.

BPM 100:  An epic and powerful trailer music. Great for any project needing that powerful Hollywood sound. The piece starts with a very menacing string motif that builds and builds towards a powerful climax that is full of hope. Strong, emotional and high impact. Choirs, strings, cinematic drums.

BPM 120:  Huge building impacts, Epic, Intense, Cinematic, Action trailer cue with full orchestra, Rock guitars, drums and hybrid electronica. Building trailer intro with atmospheric sound design, rhythmical strings and low brass. Futuristic soldiers behind enemy territory. Perfect for Trailers, Promos, Intense sports, Epic Television adverts.

BPM 120:  Futuristic epic trailer track. Rugged, gritty and bold! Builds quickly to a mid point and finishes strong. Composed of orchestra and electronic elements.

BPM 140:  Epic Hollywood style track with huge orchestra, aggressive guitars and thundering drums. Full of energy, drive and plenty of attitude. Tense and building with stabbing strings and enormous bass. Powerful, explosive, full of impact and swagger. Perfect for trailers, games or any project needing a big budget cinematic sound.

BPM 104:  A tasteful mix of orchestral and electronic sounds create a gentle backdrop with a sense of purpose and emotion. Violin and glockenspiel melodies are later complimented by a trumpet. Aerial, cinematic, open.

BPM 90:  Celtic and orchestral arrangement of this folk song also called "O Waly, Waly". Acoustic piano, guitar, strings and Irish tin whistle (penny whistle) are used in this version. Emotional, grandioso and warm.

BPM 83:  Gorgeous, brooding cinematic underscore. Piano, rich orchestral strings, rhythmic sound design textures and cello. Sparse but insistent; understated drama and restrained emotion.

BPM 105:  Orchestral blended with Hip Hop. Real Orchestral instruments including Horns, Strings, Flutes and Timpani. Hard hitting Hip hop drum pattern, various percussion, 808 drops and electric guitar. Very dramatic, action packed, with a little suspense.

BPM 116:  Orchestral theme that captures the excitement and beauty of animals/nature. Rhythmic, open, elevating.

BPM 85:  Quiet and heartlfelt orchestral piece that develops into an intense and powerful march. Full of hope, beauty and grace.

BPM 86:  Aggressive, Intense Epic Orchestral Stabs intro into building tension action throughout to a final Traileresque Choir and orchestral staccato climax ending. Suspenseful, grand, theatrical.

BPM 80:  Medieval orchestral film score. Orchestral instruments such as strings and french horns with boys choir voices. Cinematic, uplifting, heartwarming and patriotic.