Royalty Free Waltz Music

BPM 100:  Slow waltz perform by a jazz quartet (piano, tenor sax, double bass and drum). Very calm, smooth, relaxing, elegant and romantic.

BPM 120:  Lovely folk waltz played on traditional keyed fiddle. Starts solo, then joined by piano accordion, then by live violins

Introspective and delicate. Piano and guitar waltz together in this meditative and emotional track. Feels like an enchanting sunrise - beautiful and moving.

BPM 136:  This is a slow menuet or waltz based on the old english song Greensleeves. It has also become a Christmas carol since 1865 when William Chatterton wrote the Christmas lyrics.

BPM 118:  This Christmas carol is based on Greensleeves, an old english song that is a soft menuet or a waltz. This is a pure symphonic track with a classical guitar theme. Very inspiring and natural.

BPM 134:  Nice and bouncy jazz waltz, with trumpet, alto saxophone, acoustic guitar, bass and drums. Well known Christmas Carol of German origin. Swirling, romantic and warm.

BPM 190:  A french themed waltz, using piano, accordion and orchestral accompaniment. Light hearted, with a catchy melody and rousing chorus. Has elements of folk or gypsy within the melody.

BPM 120:  Delicate, mellow, lovely, dreamy, emotively balanced. The piano plays only right-hand like caressing the keys while the pizzicato strings plays a waltz rythm.

BPM 85:  A slow & simple Country waltz that gives the feeling of riding on the range under a big sky. Acoustic guitar and banjo with leads by pedal steel and slow fiddle.

BPM 170:  This track is full of quirkiness and joy that is perfect for TV ads, kid-oriented material and corporate presentations. 3/4 waltz feel, acoustic guitars, ukelele, accordion, bass, strings, glockenspiel, and percussion.

BPM 170:  A daydreaming tender and mellow modern waltz piece. Elegant and romantic, with some Fellini inspiration. The piece evolves under a sustained crescendo. Piano, melodica, celesta, brass, doublebass, electric and acoustic guitar, drums and minimal percussion.