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Finish Line


By: Tracey and Vance Marino
Modeled after Vangelis’ theme from “Chariots Of Fire,” this slow-motion-sounding piece features a prominent piano melody with atmospheric synthsesizer, uplifting brass, current drums & percussion, emotional strings, and a sparkling glockenspiel. Also considered "new age" and "electronic" styles.


By: Tracey and Vance Marino

Tracey and Vance Marino’s music was featured on Disney/Touchstone Pictures film "The Last Song," starring Miley Cyrus, and on TV shows like "Man v. Food," with Adam Richman, "Little Miss Perfect," and a very popular daytime talk show and its affiliates. Their compositions have been included in over 600 Films, TV shows and other media projects. Using real instruments, their high-quality tracks continue to be the choice of many discerning music buyers. Their elegant Jazz, sultry Latin or Classical Baroque Harpsichord will add a touch of class to any dramatization.
Duration: 1:52    Tempo: Slow    BPM: 75    Vocal Type: Instrumental

Genre: Sports Music

Subgenre: Sports Energizing Music

Catalog ID: 536154
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Description: Finish Line, Sports Music, Sports Energizing Music, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.

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