Melancholic and intimate, featuring a dreamy figure of glockenspiel notes and a light arrangement driven by a piano and a small orchestra. A flute takes over the theme at 1:40 and presents us to a final section slightly more rhythmical with pizzicato strings and playful woodwinds. Great for scenes with a nostalgic and tender yet hopeful feeling.
Contemplative and poignant, featuring an ethereal yet moving piano solo figure complemented in the last section by a mellow strings section. Ideal for emotional advertising, romantic movie scenes, and end title sequences.
Mechanical and hypnotic, with a dark bass synth and atmospheric swarms of orchestral strings. Dramatic by definition, it delivers pace and rhythm, all coupled with a highly charged emotional content.
Delicate and warm, with a trio of strings sapiently arranged to create a mellow, gentle, and soothing atmospheric progression. Ideal for delightful encounters, rural sequences, period dramas, reflection and meditative scenes. Duet and trio versions.
Evocative and hypnotic, featuring mildly dissonant textures beautifully orchestrated for strings. Enigmatic and reflective, charged and dynamic delivering an evolving range of emotions and classical string textures.
Ethereal and alluring, with dissonant injections of strings and a seductive intro that steadily grows both in intensity and instrumentation. Several counterpoints and variations caged in a medium-big orchestral arrangement ideal for sad and melancholic sequences.
Dreamy and delicate, featuring soothing woodwinds and a melancholic celeste that create a rarefied and nocturne sense of uneasy fascination. Ideal for alluring and seductive scenes with a dark and possibly supernatural edge.
Intensely sad but not lost in its entirety, with soothing background strings and a yearning dark violin solo theme that unravel otherworldly laments upon the inevitable realisation of an unbearable truth. Will suit emotional and melancholic scenes.
Intense and dramatic, with intertwined strings fraseggi and rhythmical cello structures that give a dissonant sense of broken romance. Fingers pointed to early sixties Bernard Hermann scores, such as the ones for Hitchcock movies, albeit in a more darkish way.
Deranged and flashy, with lots of orchestral modulations, percussive inserts, and flashing repetitions that create a fast and action packed cue. Flamboyant, slightly blatant retro orchestral setting ideal for fantasy, video games and b-movies.