An atmospheric hybrid build at 87 BPM in G flat minor, driven by synth arpeggios and a steady 4/4 kick before brass and trailer drums widen the picture. No strings or piano here — it stays electronic and reflective rather than triumphant, ending more open than conclusive.
The fastest-driving neoclassical hybrid on the set at 100 BPM in E minor, pairing a full string section (cello, viola, violin) with synth arpeggios, brass and trailer drums. Arc runs from contemplative opening to a grand, triumphant peak inside just under three minutes.
The shortest and most edit-ready cue at 2:30, 94 BPM in C minor, opening with warm piano before synth arpeggios, strings, brass and trailer drums push it to a triumphant lift. Tight enough to cover a 60- or 90-second spot with room to top and tail.
Major-key optimism at 96 BPM in D flat, blending ambient electronic textures and synth arpeggios with a full string quartet complement, brass and a four-on-the-floor kick under trailer drums. Title's competitive edge suits footage of an athlete sizing up the next attempt, and it lands squarely on a grand finish.
The title cue and the brightest of the set: 105 BPM in D major, the fastest tempo here, with piano, synth arpeggios, strings, brass, claps and trailer drums. Over 3:13 it moves from reflective piano to a wide, celebratory summit — the album's designated payoff track.
The slowest cue at 80 BPM in F minor, leading with piano and ambient synth pads over a beat, claps and eventual trailer drums and brass. Its half-time feel makes it the most spacious and reflective option on the album while still building to a grand close.
Determined neoclassical hybrid at 99 BPM in D minor, with cello, viola and violin layered against synth arpeggios, bass, brass and trailer drums. No piano and no 4/4 kick — the drive comes from strings and percussion, resolving on a resilient, triumphant note.
Gentle major-key wonder at 85 BPM in A, built from synth arpeggios, piano and ambient pads with brass and trailer drums arriving later. Untagged for 'grand' or 'triumphant', it stays inquisitive and open rather than climactic — good under narration or a discovery sequence.
Ascending neoclassical hybrid at 90 BPM in G minor, running 3:05 with full strings, synth arpeggios, brass, bass and a 4/4 kick beneath trailer drums. The minor key keeps the effort audible while the arc still reaches a grand, triumphant top.
The most wide-eyed cue here — 89 BPM in C major, tagged for wonder alongside the album's soaring hybrid palette of strings, synth arpeggios, brass, bass and trailer drums. Ethereal and atmospheric at the outset, opening into a big, skyward triumphant finish.