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String Theory Underscore

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String Theory Underscore
By: Julian Scott

Really Cool String Orchestra with contemporary beats and breathy solo soprano, melodic and hypnotic

STRING THEORY UNDERSCORE (by Julian Scott ) Composed: 2008

Really Cool String Orchestra with contemporary beats and breathy solo soprano, melodic and hypnotic, Instrumental, Classical Music, 21st Century

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Full Track - Classical, 21st Century

388460

1:15

Med Slow 89

USD $120.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: String Theory Underscore
Catalog ID: 388460

Description: Really Cool String Orchestra with contemporary beats and breathy solo soprano, melodic and hypnotic

Artist or Group: Julian Scott

Keywords: String Theory Minimalist Strings Drums Contemporary Drama Movie Film Trailer Contemporary Dance Melodic Progress Neo-Classical Orchestral Julian Scott

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Classical Music
Classical | 21st Century (period: 2000 - present)

Extended Properties
Duration: 1:15 Tempo: Med Slow BPM: 89

   Arrangement: String Ensemble
   Instruments: Contra-bass, Cello, Strings, Viola, Violin
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Moods: Beautiful, Cool, Dramatic, Dreamy, Dynamic, Energetic, Flowing, Inspiring, Lively, Motivational, Optimistic, Powerful, Rhythmic, Rousing, Sophisticated

Styles: Classical / Prelude, Documentary, Dramatic Soundtrack, Fairy Tale, Fantasy, Film Instrumental, Nature, Romantic Passion, Rural / Country

Regions: England, Italy

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