
March 5th: 150th birthday of Rosa Luxemburg
Rosa Luxemburg was a Polish-Russian representative of the European labor movement, Marxism, anti-militarism and proletarian internationalism. She was born as Rozalia Luxenburg on March 5, 1871 in Zamość, Congress Poland, and was murdered in Berlin on January 15, 1919. Photo: ArTono (Shutterstock)
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Short Winter UBM 2285
A light, yet strong, flowing, passionate piece. Instrumented with beautiful piano and cello segments. Very well suited for historical and artistic topics, history documentaries and radio programs about the beginning of the 20th century.
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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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Choral UBM 2351
Sophisticated soundbed with piano, marimba and subtly pulsating bass. Great for documentaries and magazine contributions on history, art and science.
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A Sign Of Humanity II UBM 2226
Gloomy, somewhat artificial beginning becomes more hopeful as strings set in.
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War UBM 2252
A sad and melancholic violin opens this composition, which becomes increasingly dramatic and menacing. For war scenes and historical formats.
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Destiny No.2 UBM 2262
Sad and melancholic track that starts with calm strings. Perfect for dramas and tragedies.
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Lest We Forget UBM 2236
Neo-classical piece with strings, flutes and acoustic guitar for cultural features and sophisticated documentaries.
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Curious Mind UBM 2405
Curious, fresh, alert. Positive track for biographical features or nature shots.
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Full Of Memories UBM 2383
This neoclassical piano piece accompanied by the cello invites you to remember and ponder. Ideal for retrospectives, historical contributions and eyewitness reports.