Royalty Free holiday Music

Orchestral soft interpratation of this classic Christmas Carol. Gentle, warm, easy.

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:  Popular Christmas song in celtic style. A traditional Christmas hymn and one of the oldest Christmas carols.

BPM 107:  Very soft interpretation of this classic Christmas song.

BPM 140:  Fast paced jazzy interpretation. Bass trumpet, bass clarinet, tuba, wash board. The song is based on a traditional French carol known as Les Anges dans nos Campagnes.

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 78:  Soft and quiet interpretation of this popular Christmas Carol.

BPM 100:  "O Come All Ye Faithful" for the English translation. Classic Christmas hymn rearranged in a rhythmic modern and mellow mood

BPM 130:  Traditional Christmas Carol (Deck the Hall) arranged with a house beat. Trendy, happy and actual.

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

BPM 105:  Very soft and elevating version. A Christmas classic with Symphonic arrangements.

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

BPM 92:  Better known as Angels We Have Heard on High, this is a relaxing traditional Christmas track. Classical guitar duet.

BPM 110:  A gentle guitar duet version of the traditional French Christmas Carol “Il est ne le divin enfant”.

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

BPM 88:  This is a unique classical guitar trio for this traditional English Christmas carol. Very intimate and dreamy.

BPM 136:  This is a slow menuet or waltz based on the old english song Greensleeves. It has also become a Christmas carol since 1865 when William Chatterton wrote the Christmas lyrics.

BPM 118:  This Christmas carol is based on Greensleeves, an old english song that is a soft menuet or a waltz. This is a pure symphonic track with a classical guitar theme. Very inspiring and natural.

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

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