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.

Acoustic and classical arranged version of The First Noel with piano and violin that makes gentle and smooth mood. Whole phrase is played with solo piano, then played with violin and piano together.

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

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

BPM 88:  Very soft version of this Hymn to the Virgin Mary. It has also been made into a Christmas carol. Delicate, serene and peaceful

BPM 120:  Magical, twinkling, crystalline bells and piano chime the bold, exciting, happy and forthright melody over marcato, driving, busy and industrious strings. Uplifting, hopeful, positive and aspirational, the piece brings to mind a place where amazing, fantastical, wonderful things are built and shaped. A production-line of dreams.

BPM 155:  Reggae/Folk Version of this Christmas Carol. melody and rhythm played on Ukulele, accompaniment with Classical guitar. bass and Percussion

BPM 110:  Ukulele version of this popular Christmas classic. Featuring ukulele, bass, glockenspiel, music box and sleigh bells.

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

BPM 70:  Lush chords behind this beautiful Christmas holiday melody "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear", makes the carol fresh and modern, yet maintaining the integrity of the traditional original. Imagine yourself sitting in front of a warm, crackling fireplace with a hot drink, and snuggling up to the one you love.

BPM 110:  Delicate and gentle interpretation of this well loved Christmas carol. Sweet and intimate.

BPM 120:  Funny interpretation of this well loved Christmas song. With voices. Late night feeling. Joyous, playful and effervescent.

Well-known Christmas carol arranged for solo harp. Delicate, sensitive, simple.

Upbeat guitar based acoustic pop version of this favorite Christmas song and Holiday Classic, "Deck The Halls." This version has a lush foundation of acoustic guitars, percussion, and drums with melodies on guitar and bells.

BPM 144:  Carol-like, bright and shiny, uplifting, playful, moody into joyous, acoustic piano and bass duet.

BPM 120:  An uplifting, happy and easy listening version of this classic Christmas song. This version is in 12/8 which make it sound very flowing and moving.

BPM 92:  Exquisite and delicate version of this classic Christmas song. Ad lib guitar. Delightful and elevating.

The Ave Maria was composed in about 1825 by Franz Schubert (1797-1828) when he was twenty-eight years old.

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

BPM 90:  Magical bells, a groovy double-bass and light drums. All the ingredients you need to make Santa smile while eating milk and cookies.