If you are an artist, gallery owner, run an art museum, a promoter looking to put on an art exhibit, or a college lecturer, why not think about using short intro music to promote your venue or event? Whatever your connection to art, royalty-free music can be used to promote your exhibits. Such music can be used to set the ambiance for an art extravaganza of any description. This type of music is free of hidden extra costs and readily available from the online site, Snapmuse.

The Practical Application of Short Intro Music and Art

Here are some of the ways royalty-free short intro music can be used to improve your art events:

• Artists. If you create your own unique form of art, be it sculpture, painting, artistic photographs, or designs, then you will no doubt wish to promote your work. What better way than to set up an online portfolio of your work? Each entry could be accompanied by a short piece of music or jingle that an enthusiast can listen to while admiring your artwork.
• Promoters. If you want to stage an exhibition of artists’ work, then some form of music can be used to set the tone and ambiance of your show. You might want to consider welcoming your guests with a speech punctuated by short intro music that announces each part of the show. Artists may appear themselves, and you can use introductory pieces of short music to showcase them individually.
• Galleries. It is now common for visits to galleries to have some form of background music. If you have many different exhibits such as Impressionist and Renaissance art in various rooms, then think about some form of computer-generated introduction to each piece or room. The computerized intro display can be changed for each room or a separate design such as sculptures. This will add to the visitors’ entertainment value and create the right mood with carefully selected short pieces of music.
• Lecturers. If you arrange your lecture into concise, manageable topics, you can introduce each one with an appropriate short piece of music. This will not only make the lecture more interesting to the students but will break up the delivery into pieces of relevant subjects, the music emphasizing each different segment.

There are many examples of this type of music on Snapmuse. Because they are royalty-free, they will not cost anything other than the initial subscription cost.

Videos and Short Intro Music

All of the above events can be accompanied by videos. If you intend to record your own video, then using this form of music from Snapmuse is sure to make your product more entertaining. Any video’s impact can be dramatically improved using short intros or background music for each topic or guest speaker. It will help grab the attention of your audience and set the tone of the things to come. These musical pieces can also enhance any YouTube videos, podcasts, or Twitch videos.

So there you have it, royalty-free short intro music can be used in many forms to promote art. Snapmuse has a large selection for your consideration on its website. The music is available in many genres, from pop to rock and relaxing to romantic. Anyone can find a suitable piece of music for their own project.