Windows 10: Is the music in Microsoft Photos App royalty free?

Is the music in Microsoft Photos App royalty free?Thanks.

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Is the "Recommended" music in the Microsoft Photos app royalty free?

The Microsoft Photos app supports creating a video. One of the options is to add music. About 30 musical pieces are listed as "recommended" choices. Are all these musical tracks royalty free and freely usable in a video authored using this interface and
then posted to the web? Thanks.

 

Is the "Recommended" music in the Microsoft Photos app royalty free?

After investigating this a bit further, I have found that the music tracks seem to be associated with a Microsoft Photos add-on. When the add-on is not present, Photos has a single music track in the Recommended Music column. When the add-on is installed,
Photos lists 31 music tracks in the Recommended Music column. This is the behavior I see uninstalling and then re-installing the add-on. The add-on is listed as "Photos.DLC.Main" in the Photos entry in the Windows "Apps and Features" list. So, as far as I
can tell, this music does seem to come from Microsoft, so I guess I'm back to my original question about whether there are any restrictions on it's non-commercial use. Thanks.

 

Is the "Recommended" music in the Microsoft Photos app royalty free?

Thanks for checking into this. However, I need to amend my question a bit. I just discovered that the thirty-some music tracks I mentioned that are listed under the Microsoft Photos app's "recommended" music column are actually installed by Microsoft's Windows
Movie Maker app, and not by Photos itself. Photos only appears to have a single music track by default. So I guess my question is really about the music Microsoft provides with Windows Movie Maker. Sorry for any confusion.