Dizzy Duck

Spritely orchestral cartoon music. With more than a hint of comedy about it, expect a light and playful orchestration of strings, brass, woodwinds and most prominently, xylophone melodies. Bouncing along at a fast pace, it's bound to put a smile on your face and a spring in your step whilst radiating happiness and positivity in a glorious carnival atmosphere.

Diverse orchestral piece, with a fantasy, cartoon edge. Fast paced and percussive, featuring animated instrumentation and orchestration throughout, it only slows down the intensity for a mysterious, magical breakdown section before picking up the frantic mood once more. Expect fast string runs, pizzicato passages, chiming glockenspiel, brooding brass, snappy percussion and a whole lot of playfulness in this dynamic, stylised track.

An upbeat orchestral arrangement that creates a light atmosphere of fun and carefree playfulness. Only short, but manages to instantly capture a light hearted mood with pizzicato strings, woodwinds and brass, accompanied by some light percussive charm. A little bit kitsch, of course, but with class and quality.

Chamber string piece with a light hearted yet classically elegant style. Essentially a conversation between fast moving pizzicato passages and string shorts passages, it retains a lot of traditional classical composition form while adapting to a playful, modern approach suited to myriad media projects needing an upbeat, expressive theme without getting too heavy.

Playful orchestral pop track. Light and skittish, with an upbeat feel, the dynamic instrumentation and rhythms settle into a regular, rolling movement of string shorts, xylophone and glockenspiel melodies, stomping bass, harp glissandi and percussion. Gently cartoonish with a more grown up edge, it still maintains its youthful vibrance and element of fun.

Contemporary orchestral piece with a cartoonish side. You know when you wake up, and everything seems OK until you look at the clock? Panic sets in as you hurry to catch up, with too much to do in not enough time. Here it is in musical form - bright, spritely passages followed by startling realisation and fast paced xylophone and string runs, all mixed up with a sense of urgency in a dramatic and dynamic composition featuring the whole orchestra.