"What exactly is a music 'sting" you may well be asking?
Well, it's a piece of musical audio that can be used within stories, jokes, poems, podcasts, radio...lots of places...to mark the start and end of parts or to add drama and emotion.
We’ve provided some stings here for you to download (click the three button menu and select download) and to use in anything you create. All of them are really well suited to fairytale pieces, but could be used within many different types of creations.
Maybe try writing your own fantastic adventure or read a poem or story you love and use these short musical pieces as intros or outros or even to add drama during your reading.
Fairytale theme: an epic and magical theme that can help transport the listener to a faraway and magical place
Folky variation: an adaptation of the main theme in a folky and jolly style
Reedy variation: an adaptation of the main theme played on reed instruments, making it sound slightly more wintery
Loving variation: a gentle music box style version of the main theme. Great for sleep sequences
Shock: Ideal for a sudden scare or unexpected event
Happily ever after: a perfect uplifting outro
Calamitous: flurry of notes that indicate a little catastrophe
Jolly: comical, elf-like bridge
Foreboding: a motif that indicates something bad is coming
Regal: a mini fanfare announcing the arrival of a king/queen
Celestial harp: ideal for ethereal and dreamy sequences