Sample Our Royalty-Free Music: Golden Slippers by Gairin Celtic Music is a popular pick for fans of Lake Tahoe and beyond.
This is a watermarked preview of our music available Royalty-Free on POND5 for media and commercial music.
Golden Slippers or Oh Dem Golden Slippers 1879 became so popular that it is still played in Celtic music sessions in the United States and at folk dances worldwide. This short 18-second clip played on accordion gives a happy cheerful folksy musical liveliness to your creation. The tune is Public Domain music, and our recording is available for Royalty Free licensing.
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Royalty-free music is music where you pay a one-time fee or subscription to obtain a license that allows you to use the music in your projects without needing to pay ongoing royalties each time it's used. While you don't pay royalties, it doesn't necessarily mean the music is free; because you purchase a license or subscription. The key feature of royalty-free music is that you don't have to pay recurring royalties (payments) to the copyright holder each time you use the music, unlike other music licensing agreements.
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Composer: James Bland, United States 1879 Public Domain
Accordion and Guitar Instrumental
Performed by Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance
Music Box Chimes Instrumental
License: Royalty-Free on POND5
Usage: Commercial
Sample Rate: 44100
Length: 00:18
Bytes Per Sec: 176400
Bits Per Sample: 16
Loops: Yes
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