150th anniversary of Charles Dickens' death
150 years ago, on June 9, 1870, the English writer Charles Dickens died at his Gads Hill Place estate in Higham near Rochester. His most famous works include the novels David Copperfield, and Great Expectations. He is also known for Oliver Twist, A Story from Two Cities and A Christmas Carol. Many of his texts were later filmed successfully. Photo by Erol Ahmed on Unsplash
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Sometimes UBM 2342
Like a movie itself, this thoughtful mid-tempo piece for piano and strings takes the listener on a voyage through time, memory and emotional ups and downs.
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Classic Closeup UBM 2254
The fairytale forest awakens. All sorts of forest animals and mythical creatures come out of their shelters and gather in the clearing for an enchanting ritual. For animated films and imaginative children's programs.
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House Of Intrigue UBM 2260
Melancholic strings and piano that spread a dark premonition. For dramas, romantic tragedies and feelings of longing.
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Blooming Meadow UBM 2317
The soundtrack to beautiful, untouched landscapes and natural wonders. Curious and spirited, with sophisticated orchestral instrumentation.
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When the Twilight Comes UBM 2308
With the help of the full orchestra, bells, flute and harp create a magical mood of curiosity and subtle excitement. Dream-like, playful and intriguing.
