This track combines electronics with organic Alpine instruments such as hammered dulcimer and zither. It's a great choice for documentaries on the region.

A thoughtful and reflective version of the track. The vocoder vocals and dulcimer add an air of mystery that makes "Lindklang Thoughtful" a great pick for dramas set in the Alps.

This neutral Alpine track features zither and dulcimer together with synths and a ticking clock. It's perfect for a documentary segment mapping the populations of ibex and chamois.

"Lindklang Positive" is a lighter and brighter take on the tune. The traditional Alpine zither makes this track perfect underneath the footage of the Alpaufzug.

This track is perfect for a documentary about the first ascents of famous Alpine peaks. It features an alphorn ensamble and modern electronic instruments.

In this track traditional brass and alphorn meet the 808s and synths. "Weidspiel Thoughtful" could be used in a documentary on how climate change is transforming the Alps.

A neutral version of the track with marimba an upright bass, zither, alphorn and synths. It's a fantastic track to use in a documentary.

"Weidspiel Positive" is whimsical and bright. This track features electronic instruments and delightful clarinet, glockenspiel and marimba.

"Windfalz Tense" is dark, eerie and mysterious. It could be used in a show about search and rescue teams investigating a missing mountaineer.

This track is a great pick for a documentary exploring folklore surrounding mountain spirits and mythical creatures in the Alps. The accordion adds a slightly tense and whimsical mood.

"Windfalz Neutral" is a pulsating and curious version of the track. It's perfect for a documentary following engineers maintaining highest Alpine railway stations.

"Windfalz Positive" is the bright and sunny version of the track. It features synths, pulsating bass-synths and a whimsical Alpine accordion.

This is a cinematic, tense and futuristic track. It features a harp and electronic instruments. It's perfect for documentaries on the Alpine region.

"Nadelton Thoughtful" is whimsical, reflective and curious. It's a brilliant choice for documentaries exploring the region of the Alps.

This neutral version of the track is perfect for documentaries. For example it would be a great choice for a documentary on preserving Alpine dialects.