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Modern Period
A 1950s style piece with glockenspiel, strings and woodwind. 1950s film score.Think black and white movies, laurel and hardy, cheeky, sneaky, bizarre, charlie chaplin,, Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
This dainty little vignette features a melody in the lower winds and strings and is accompanied by some lively arpeggiated figures in the upper winds and strings... Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
This modern orchestral composition features a highly memorable melodic line performed by clarinet and piano is accompanied by strings and winds... Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
Big rich orchestral melodies with insistent snare drum rhythm, bassoon solo, glockenspiel, expansive string melodies, Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
Frolicking main theme is developed in the wind instruments while a second descending counter-motive is developed by the strings. This multi-textured orchestral work serves as an effective musical backdrop for a wide variety of applications... Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
This was written during the first gulf war, 1991.. a new world order is what bush senior proclaimed.. since then we've only been shamed..
the wind quintet portrays humanity in all it's vulnerable confusion..
the electronic pounding sounds represent the military/industrial jugernaut.. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
Featuring a small chamber group, this musical arrangement of Ravel's Sonatine is ideal for historical dramas and romance scenarios. Varied orchestral colors and some deviation of tempo with some short pauses. Very French! Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Maurice Ravel
This dramatic orchestral composition begins with somber, melancholic textures that make way for a multi-layered presentation of theme and counterpoint that evolves into a comforting bed of symphonic ambience... Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
Called "the most ferocious piece of music in existence" it evokes a battle scene of immense proportions and blatant dissonance. Easily Holsts most famous piece. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Gustav Holst
A beautiful song about heartbreak and loss. This features a haunting, nostalgic and tender melody, performed by a string quartet. Down tempo track that ends on a calming, unresolved note. Graceful, caring and brave. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
A dignified, solemn, uplifting ceremonial piece. Medium Tempo. Scored with uplifting synthesizer orchestra and soaring brass. Perfect for rituals, military marches, graduation ceremonies, honoring the military, returning from battle, changing of the guard, difficult marathons, endurance events. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period
The slow tempo of the third movement flows into the main theme in this fourth movement, with tension building until the final three chords. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Edward Elgar
Composition by George Gershwin for solo piano and jazz band written in 1924, which combines elements of classical music with jazz-influenced effects. As the most famous classical composition by Gershwin, it established his reputation as a serious composer. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, George Gershwin
Originally scored for single organ, later scored for full orchestra, and it was this incarnation that became hugely popular. His use of orchestration was very imaginative and colorful. Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Gustav Holst
Slow and lilting rhythms make for a soothing piece of great beauty, a great feature for flute solo and string orchestra, Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Gabriel Faure
The final Pomp and Circumstance march to be completed. Many consider its tune the greatest and subtlest of all, though it never achieved the popularity of No. 1 and 4, Instrumental, Classical Music, Modern Period, Edward Elgar
