Mountain Peaks 6 (30) | Audio Network UK

Mountain Peaks2734/7
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesMighty, soaring orchestra & choir builds from peaceful ethnic flute opening

2:59152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 22734/73
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesMighty, soaring orchestra & choir builds from peaceful opening

3:00152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 32734/74
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesPeaceful flute into ethnic instruments & percussion. Tension builds

2:51152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 42734/75
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesMighty soaring orchestra & choir builds from peaceful ethnic flute opening

1:44152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 5 (60)2734/76
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesMighty soaring orchestra & choir slowly builds to epic climax

1:00152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 6 (30)2734/77
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesMighty soaring orchestra & choir builds to epic climax

0:30152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 7 (Sting)2734/78
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesPeaceful flute & high strings sting

0:22152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 8 (Sting)2734/79
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesDramatic, soaring orchestra & choir sting

0:22152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 9 (Sting)2734/80
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesTriumphant brass & strings sting

0:17152 BPM
Mountain Peaks 10 (Sting)2734/81
James Brett (PRS/BMI)
10 mixesTimpani roll into epic orchestral swell sting

0:09152 BPM

Key: Cm
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 152 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
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