Burial Grounds 5 (30) | Audio Network UK

Burial Grounds2738/4
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesSerene Asian flutes & erhu with lush strings. Solemn, noble & stirring

2:4350 BPM
Burial Grounds 22738/30
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesSerene Asian flutes & erhu with lush strings. Alt version

2:4450 BPM
Burial Grounds 3 (60)2738/31
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesSerene Asian flute & erhu with strings. Opening section

1:0050 BPM
Burial Grounds 4 (60)2738/32
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesMelancholy cello with stirring strings & Asian flute

1:0050 BPM
Burial Grounds 5 (30)2738/33
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesSerene Asian flute with high strings

0:3050 BPM
Burial Grounds 6 (30)2738/34
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesSerene erhu with solemn, stirring strings

0:3050 BPM
Burial Grounds 7 (Sting)2738/35
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesDark Asian flute & percussion sting with low strings

0:1350 BPM
Burial Grounds 8 (Sting)2738/36
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesMysterious Asian flute sting

0:0950 BPM

Key: Bbm/A#m
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 50 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: The erhu is one of the most important Chinese instruments with a history of over 4,000 years. Though it only has two strings, it can convey a wide range of emotions. It is known in the West as the Chinese violin.