BPM 196:  Ukulele version of the Christmas classic Joy to the world. Ukulele, bells, bass, percussion.

BPM 80:  Feel the hawaiian punch with this Ukulele version of Jingle Bells. Mele Kalikimaka!

Lively and modern interpretation of this classic Chrismas Carol from John Mason Neale (1853)

BPM 180:  Joyful and cheerful version of the Christmas classic. Well suited for commercials! With ukulele, bass, sleigh bells, glockenspiel and finger snaps.

BPM 100:  Also known as "O Come All Ye Faithful". Classical guitar version with strings section, relaxing ambiance.

BPM 100:  Gentle, finger-picked acoustic guitar with strings and flute. Based on Greensleves, an old English song. Beautiful, sweet, charming, and soft.

BPM 160:  Joyful acoustic version of the Christmas classic with ukulele, sleigh bells, glockenspiel and bass.

Traditional Christmas carol. Slow, beautiful, acoustic finger picked guitar. Delicate, gentle and warm.

BPM 65:  A very gentle and warm version of the well known traditional English Christmas carol.

BPM 80:  Accoustic and classical arranged version of Silent Night that makes silent and gentle mood. Whole phrase is played three times. 1st with solo piano, 2st with piano and cello, 3rd with piano and string ensemble.

BPM 165:  Classy arrangement of this famous Christmas carol for a jazz quartet. The melody is played on piano then on jazz guitar. The intensity grows until the ending.

BPM 150:  Fa la la la... Very well known New Year's Carol. This folksy version is engaging, sparkling and uplifting.

BPM 97:  A modern, acoustic arrangement of the popular Christmas carol Silent Night. Acoustic guitars, piano and brushed drums create a subtle and warm feel with vibraphone and glockenspiel adding that extra Christmas sparkle.

BPM 120:  Delicate and soft interpretation of this well known Christmas Carol. Warm, reflective and charming.

BPM 112:  A lovely interpretation of this Christmas carol classic. Smooth and quieting.

BPM 96:  Delicate Christmas carol. Originally by Edmund Sears (1810-1876). Gentle and sweet interpretation.

BPM 60:  Picture snow falling softly on the ground during a peaceful winter day. A very tender and heartwarming piece with acoustic guitars, piano, cello and glockenspiel.

BPM 126:  A great classical guitar trio. Soft interpretation of this traditional Christmas Carol

BPM 131:  Festive, happy, and lighthearted with a warm, sparkling Holiday feel. Original instrumental Christmas carol. Features piano, bells, and strings.

BPM 88:  Very mellow guitar version of one of the best-known and best-loved of Christmas carols. Elegant and quiet.