BPM 135:  Orchestral track with pizzicato cellos, piano and glokenspiel, with a fairy, magical mood. Strange bouncing orchestartion give it a somber, yet playful vibe. A perfect halloween tune, or good for invernal holidays videos, also suitable for comedy or horror films. Jew's harp and subtle percussions give it a perky dynamic. Magical, fantasy and bizarre.

BPM 150:  A quirky off beat track played by a live string quartet. This pizzicato based piece (plucking the string) is accompanied by light percussion, piano and upright bass. Perfect for ads, documentaries, narratives and voice-over material.

BPM 110:  Mellow ambient version of a Classic Christmas song. Soft beat with a touch of piano.

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

BPM 249:  A traditional English carol in which the carolers ask for a reward for singing. Fast paced jazzy interpretation with: sousaphone, banjo, trumpet, trombone, drums. Vivacious and playful.

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

BPM 140:  Christmas classic played by piano and orchestra. With a warm, cozy ambience and calm arrangements. Pizzicato cellos and violins counterpoint the piano theme. Glocken, christmas bells and percussion add a magical, sparkling voice together with colorful flute runs. Perfect for advertising, corporate promo, film trailers and Xmas ads. Light, Warm, Calm and Joyful.

BPM 175:  A Christmas classic revisited in a quirky and funny way. Retro-gaming lovers will be delighted. Happy, funny and cool.

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 90:  Classic Christmas song rearranged in a groovy beat. "Joy to the World" is one of the best-known and best-loved of Christmas carols. With an Urban R&B feel.

BPM 100:  A simple, modern piano/strings arrangement of the traditional Christmas Carol. This arrangement keeps the traditional melody but has an alternative chord progression, which is more current sounding and perhaps more emotive and reflective.

BPM 110:  Swing version of a traditional Christian hymn. Rubato and very smooth theme intro, leading to a more rhythmic and bouncy feel. Electric and classical guitar, bass and drums. Very peaceful, beautiful, mellow, spiritual.

BPM 140:  Rocking Bells for Christmas. Upbeat Indie Rock version of Jingle Bells. Lots of guitars, high energy track.

BPM 86:  Great festive party version of the classic New Years Eve sing along. Starts out very traditional and heartfelt then builds into a more celebratory, uplifting version. String orchestra, piano, tubular bells, bass and electric guitars and drum kits. Beautiful, uplifting, party feel, emotive.

BPM 130:  There is a party tonight ! Let's dance to celebrate Christmas ! This song is a nice mix of classic Christmas tune and sounds, with dance music.

A jazzy cocktail lounge piano version of this uplifting Christmas classic. Relaxing, soothing, and warm, with rich harmonies.

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.

A beautiful string trio (2 violins & cello) performance of Johann Pachelbel's famous Canon in D Major. Immediately recognizable and appropriate for weddings. Stirring, soft, flowing, classical, and inspirational.

BPM 115:  Loungy / jazz version of this Christmas song played by pIano, upright bass and drums. Very soft, cosy and warm.

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