$79.99
"The Grand Automaton" is a cinematic, piano lyrical, steampunk-inspired masterpiece designed for the gymnast who thrives on precision, drama, and personality. This track is available to be professionally custom-cut to any competition length (ranging from 45 seconds to 1:30) to perfectly align with your specific tumbling passes and dance requirements. Whether you are looking for a whimsical "Doll" routine or a powerful "Victorian Warrior" theme, this music provides the necessary peaks and valleys to maximize your artistry score.
The piano lyrical track is a sophisticated blend of Orchestral Steampunk and Cinematic Gypsy Waltz. It features:
Driving Rhythms: An upbeat, triple-meter pulse that encourages sharp, rhythmic dance movements.
Instrumentation: A rich layering of accordion, staccato strings, brass flourishes, and clockwork percussion.
Narrative Arc: The music transitions between playful, inquisitive sections and grand, sweeping crescendos, providing clear cues for leaps, turns, and power tumbling.
If you enjoy the style of the following artists, this track will resonate with your routine:
Danny Elfman (specifically his whimsical, dark-circus scores)
Lindsey Stirling (for the high-energy string arrangements)
Beats Antique (for the world-fusion rhythmic elements)
Cirque du Soleil (specifically the Kurios or Amaluna soundtracks)
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Style | Steampunk / Cinematic Waltz |
| Tempo | ~170 BPM (Fast Triple Meter) |
| Original Length | 1:33 (Full version) |
| Intensity Level | High / Dramatic |
| Energy Profile | Bouncy, Industrial, and Regal |
| Instrumentation | Accordion, Violin, Cello, Tuba, Gears/Clocks |
Distinctive Rhythm: The "waltz-on-caffeine" beat makes it very easy for judges to see if a gymnast is on time with their choreography.
High Energy: The driving percussion ensures the routine never feels "flat" or slow.
Artistic Opportunities: Excellent for "character" routines (clockwork doll, magician, inventor) which can lead to higher performance scores.
Clear Accents: Features "hits" throughout the track that are perfect for landing tumbling passes or emphasizing poses.
Complex Meter: The fast triple-meter (waltz feel) can be challenging for younger gymnasts to stay perfectly synced with.
Busy Composition: There is a lot of "sound" happening; choreography needs to be clean so the routine doesn't look cluttered.
