Browse the music from our Scottish collection |
Preview | Track | Artist |
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Acoustic bass cues sound set - See more info. This is a composite of acoustic double bass cues, usefull for scene changes - common in comedies and lighter / non-serious productions. |
Dave Yowell | |
Auld Lang Syne - See more info. An old public domain scottidh folk song, traditionally sung on New Year's Eve at midnight. |
Dave Yowell | |
Bridge Of Tears - See more info. A slow, sad and poignant piece, giving a mood of regret and sorrow. |
Murlough | |
CORYPHEES - no percussion - See more info. A fusion of Celtic-Gaelic, pre-medieval music mixed together with some Irish influence. |
Andy Findon / Tim Perkins | |
Devotional bells - See more info. Small devotional bells often used during a religious ceremony - Eastern / Hindu / Buddhist or Christian devotional situation. |
Dave Yowell | |
Flying by Moonlight-Alt version - See more info. This is the shorter action version with an epic feeling of adventure and heavy drama, would work well as an intro or trailer. |
Graham Boyle | |
Half Robotic - See more info. This is an electronic synth technology hip-hop instrumental, medium tempo, featuring keyboard synth, synth pads and programmed drum beats. |
Duane Beswick | |
I Don't Know Where To Run To - See more info. A bouncy East European Polka that has a combination of a bright and slightly sad, wistful mood |
The Band of Wild Tartars | |
I Don't Know Where To Run To-cues combo - See more info. A bouncy East European Polka that has a sad and wistful mood. |
The Band of Wild Tartars | |
I Don't Know Where To Run To-no Drums - See more info. A bouncy East European Polka that has a sad and wistful mood. |
The Band of Wild Tartars |
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