BPM 80:  Hopeful, thoughtful and warm. This subtle piece features a piano, harp and strings combination. Very light, intricate, meditative.

BPM 90:  Relaxing, contemplative and atmospheric. This piece features soothing harp melodies contrasted with cinematic orchestral textures. Very smooth graceful.

BPM 120:  A theme with intense dramatic and cinematic touch, builds with emotion over time and climaxes at the end of the piece. Sad, intense and emotional.

BPM 110:  Atmospheric, Tense, and Foreboding music that features low bass coupled with dissonant and strained strings. Includes multiphonics and note-bending. Dark, bleak, with a sense of danger.

BPM 160:  Strong, Menacing and Tense. The piece features ripping brass motives, with churning strings lines and a driving rhythm.

BPM 111:  This colorful and warm piece features slow-moving pizzicato rhythms combined with celesta and string lines. Quiet, pastoral, open fields, graceful.

BPM 110:  This music features an impressionistic and beautiful melodic string section. Atmospheric, Peaceful, Romantic.

BPM 150:  Intense, raging, and action-packed piece featuring fast strings and ripping brass. Powerful, spirited, complex.

BPM 90:  Mysterious melodies along a low rhythmic texture. Foreboding and tense.

BPM 155:  Intense full orchestra score with rhythmic brass and string motives. Dynamic, intense, urgent.

BPM 120:  The piece features evolving harp + celeste textures coupled with deep bass and brass rhythms. Energetic, suspenseful and mysterious.

BPM 120:  Heroic and Grand, an orchestral piece with soaring string melodies and beautiful textures. Cinematic, soft, evocative.

BPM 70:  Beautiful, melodic and lovely, to be enjoyed with a cup of hot chocolate. Soft, high violins, choir, celesta and tambourines create the perfect mood for a wintry scene.

BPM 120:  Original by James Pierpont, 1857. The melody or form has not been changed here, but there's new counter point in the second half to go along with the classic melody. Orchestral, with celesta, strings and piano

BPM 77:  An orchestral but subtle re-arrangement of the classic carol. Original by Franz Gruber, 1818. Celestra, piano, muted strings and solo violin.

BPM 110:  Orchestrally re-arranged traditional British carol, with celesta, piano, tambourine, strings. Stately, steady rhythm and interestingly shaded re-imagining.

BPM 80:  A happy, upbeat and playful piece featuring the glockenspiel, celesta, those Christmas-y tambourines, and some cool, plucky rhythms. The flute and clarinet make nice background appearances throughout the piece.