Royalty Free christmas Music

BPM 100:  Fun lively ethnic interpretation. Lots of different instruments from different cultures meet in this Christmas song. Trumpets, darbukas, trombones, shakers, middle eastern guitars... A multicultural party!

BPM 115:  Very popular Christmas Carol. Dating back to 1865 it has been sung by both gospel and secular performers. This folksy country version is uplifting, joyful and playful.

BPM 242:  Festive jazz version of this very popular Christmas song. Dixie band with trumpet, trombone, soprano saxophone, guitar, drums, sousaphone. Lively, spirited, joyous.

BPM 90:  Around the world with this version of a Classic Christmas tune. With electric guitar, classical strings, Indian voice, African drums beats, women choir, bass, shakuhachi, clarinet and flute.

BPM 100:  A well-known Christmas carol first performed in Austria on December 24, 1818. Celesta, vibraphone, oboe, violin, flute, synth, bass, drums. Smooth, happy and relaxing.

BPM 75:  Soft Electro Version of a traditional Christmas Carol (Deck the Hall). Melody played with different plucked sounds over a redundant bass groove and a cool/ gentle (semi-electro) drum beat.

BPM 120:  Great jazz groove on this swing rendition of the popular Christmas carol "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen". Jazz quartet with piano, guitar, bass and drums. Laid back, romantic, elevating.

BPM 152:  Full speed techno Version of this traditional Christmas song. Big Dance beats with all the melodies and lines played with different synth sounds. Very Intense, Energetic and Mysterious.

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 70:  A gentle but different approach to this popular classic Christmas song. Flowing arpeggios support an ethereal melody with soft pads and choir sat underneath. Quite ghostly, thought provoking and emotive.

BPM 90:  Orchestral arrangement of the beautiful Christmas Carol. Very light, smooth, emotional and inspiring. Piano, choir, ukulele, french horn, strings, Double Bass, Sleigh bells, harp.

BPM 150:  Feel like playing some Christmas songs in a soccer game? This is how it should feel like. An uplifting energetic and jumpy dance version of Deck The Hall.

BPM 180:  Rock and roll swing Version of this popular Christmas song. Up tempo, very energetic and happy arrangement. Electric guitars, bass, drums, horn sections, strings and bells.

BPM 140:  Exciting and dynamic interpretation of this famous English Christmas carol with an Asian twist. Shakuhachi, shamizen, koto, pipa, bass and taiko drums. Determinate, powerful, movie soundtrack feeling.

BPM 205:  A fun take on this Christmas classic. Lovingly performed on guitars with double bass backing. Quick, uptempo and jolly - to get those feet tapping! Perfect for the holiday season.

BPM 140:  Ukelele, fresh and fun version of this Christmas classic. Gentle, positive and feel good with a sunny and latin flavor. 2 ukeleles, glockenspiel, marimba, shaker, congas and guiro.

BPM 89:  Christmas in the Islands. Slow and peaceful version of this classic. Acoustic guitars, drums, electric piano, and xylophones. Makes want to grab a cold one and go decorate a tree.

BPM 100:  Classic Christmas song Angels We Have Heard On High in 8 bit style, made with an original Nintendo. Basic arrangement with a cool retro vibe.

BPM 90:  Easy listening Christmas track. Soprano saxophone, with discrete rhythm section.

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.