The new album "Nutcracker Unwrapped" of saxophonist Asya Fateyeva tells
the tales of the winter and Christmas season in a brand new arrangement
of the Tchaikovsky classic „Nutcracker“ by composer Wolf Kerschek.
This
piece for saxophon and orchestra, where Fateyeva is joined by the
Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz is complemented by other Christmas
favorites for saxophon and vocal ensemble that were recorded together
with Niniwe Vocal Art. Part of the album are for example: "Carol of the
Bells," "Corpus Christi Charol," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," and "Rosu Dejte."
1 March & Walk
2 Sugarhigh Fairy
3 Tarantulas Bite
4 In Between
5 3-Pack
6 Sketches of 1001 Nights
7 Dance to the East
8 Pas de Doux
9 Valse des
Fleurs No. 2
10 O
Jesulein Zart
11 Rosu Dejte
12 The Snow It Melts the Soonest
13 Noël Nouvellet
14 Corpus Christi Carol
15 Carol of the Bells
16 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
17 Weihnachts Medley
18 Adeste Fideles
19 Es ist ein Schnee Gefallen
O HOLY NIGHT: Christmas carols from St John’s
The second album from the Choir of St John’s with their new
music director – Christopher Gray.
At the centre of the programme are the atmospheric Quatre
Motets pour le temps de Noël by Francis Poulenc, and the heartfelt Three
Carol-An-thems by Herbert Howells who directed the Choir here at St John’s
during the Second World War. Other items include the beautiful carol John
Rutter wrote for the Choir in 1985, "There is a flower," and the haunting "Peace
on earth" by Master of the King’s Music, Errollyn Wallen.
“My aim with this album has not been to break new ground
with repertoire, but to ensure that classics remain fresh for the current
generation” – Christopher Gray
“A superb disc, beautifully presenting a procession os
stellar performances with detailed notes and in sterling sound.” – Classical
Explorer
“The recording quality is of the excellent standard that all
of John’s own label recordings have established” – MusicWeb International
1 O Holy Night – Adolphe Adam
2 In the stillness – Sally Beamish
3 Noel: verbum caro factum est (Multitude of Voyces Edition, 2020) – Tamsin Jones
4 Sussex Carol – Traditional arr. Philip Ledger
5 There is a flower – John Rutter
6 There is no rose – Anonymous
Three Carol-Anthems: – [Herbert Howells]
7 A Spotless Rose
8 Sing Lullaby
9 Here Is The Little Door
10 In dulci jubilo – Robert Lucas Pearsall
11 Peace on Earth – Errolyn Wallen
12 When Jesus our lord was born in Bethlehem…Say, where is he
born…There shall a star from Jacob come forth - Felix Mendelssohn
13 Stille Nacht – Franz Xaver Gruber arr. Simon Morley
Quatre motets pour le temps de Noël – Francis Poulenc
14 I. O Magnum mysterium
15 II. Quem vidistis pastores dicite
16 III. Videntes stellam
17 IV. Hodie Christus natus est
18 In the Bleak Midwinter – Becky McGlade
19 The Three Kings – Jonathan Dove
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This album feels like a significant milestone on many levels, and one I am
particularly proud of. It will be the twelfth album release for LCS, which puts
us level with Taylor Swift as of December 2025, and as our second Christmas
album, technically now puts us one ahead of Taylor.
This release also coincides
with the LCS’s 10th Anniversary and provides a nice link to our very first
album, O Holy Night.
I opened my welcome notes to "O Holy Night" by proclaiming
“The world surely does not need another album of Christmas music”, and so now
feel especially bound to justify why we’re back doing it again.
"O Holy Night" (of which I remain extremely proud), is a
carefully-chosen selection of many lesser-known carols, with five traditional
‘congregational’ carols (and their ubiquitous descants) interspersed.
There is
a clear framework, with the listener being introduced to more unusual – mostly
a capella – choral works, around which the big well-known carols act as
signposts along the way. I’m pleased to say it remains extremely popular to
this day.
On Christmas Night comes from a very different angle. This
album is full of well-known Christmas titles and melodies, but nearly all in
new and interesting arrangements. "Ding Dong! Merrily on High," "Silent Night," and :Away in a Manger" all appear as premiere recordings of new arrangements – and
new imaginings – of these much-loved Christmas melodies.
Our collaboration with the composer Owain Park has been long
and fruitful. As composer-in-residence, LCS has commissioned several
orchestrations and arrangements from Owain over the years.
Many have
become mainstays of our annual appearance at the Sinfonia Smith Square
Christmas Festival, and are firm favourites of audiences and performers alike.
I’m delighted many of these appear on this album: I hope his skilfull arrangements for chamber orchestra will not only give joy to the listener, but
also more options to other groups at Christmas when full symphonic forces may
not be available.
The Christmas Suite of Alec Rowley is a little gem and is
always well-received by audiences, allowing the strings to take the spotlight
in a conscious nod to the LCS orchestra, which did not feature on O Holy Night.
It wouldn’t be an LCS project without a couple of curveballs
and something completely new. I’m delighted to say that LCS has commissioned
the orchestration for Jim Clements’ symphonic-scaled Awake, Glad Heart!, a
piece I first heard in its original version for choir and organ on my gap year.
A suitably high-energy and rousing conclusion to the track list is provided by
Iain Farrington’s toe-tapping Nova, nova.
The final nod goes to my desert island Christmas track, "O
Holy Night." As the title track of the first LCS album, it appears there in a
specially-commissioned, technicolour arrangement by Max Pappenheim. It is
fitting, therefore, that Owain Park has orchestrated it for this album, to even
greater technicolour splendour.
I hope there’s something timeless and yet fresh about
everything on this disc, and I also hope it’s a recording people will enjoy
coming back to each festive season. Who knows, maybe we’ll end up with as many
streams as Taylor…
Michael Waldron
ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT
Percy Fletcher (1879-1932)
1. Ring Out, Wild Bells*
Orchestrated by Owain Park
Jim Clements (b.1983)
2. Awake, Glad Heart!*
Emma Bell, soprano
Traditional arr. Bob Chilcott (b.1955)
3. Silent Night*
Howard Blake (b.1938)
4. Walking in the Air
Malakai Bayoh, treble
Harold Darke (1888-1976)
5. In the Bleak Midwinter
Alec Rowley (1892-1958)
Christmas Suite
6. I Prelude
7. II Siciliana
8. III Minuet
9. IV Sarabande
10 V Bourrée
11. VI Fughetta
12. VII Finale
Gustav Holst (1874-1934)
13. Christmas Day*
Martha McLorinan, mezzo-soprano
Jimmy Holliday, bass
Orchestrated by Owain Park
Traditional arr. Bob Chilcott (b.1955)
14. Away in a Manger*
Traditional arr. Max Pappenheim (b.1983)
15. O Holy Night*
Emma Bell, soprano
Orchestrated by Owain Park
Traditional arr. Mack Wilberg (b.1955)
16. Ding Dong! Merrily on High*
Orchestrated by Owain Park
Iain Farrington (b.1977)
17. Nova, nova*
London Choral Sinfonia
Michael Waldron
Emma Bell, soprano
Malakai Bayoh, treble
Martha McLorinan, mezzo-soprano
Jimmy Holliday, bass
*World Premiere Recording
The 2024 Concordia Christmas Concert
Experience the Emmy Award-winning Concordia Christmas
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Christmas Concert, features 300 student musicians performing works by J.S.
Bach, Ottarino Respighi, Elaine Hagenberg, Mack Wilberg, René Clausen, Paul J.
Christiansen, and more.
- Campanae Parisienses - Ottarino Respighi
- O Radiant Dawn - James MacMillan
- Of the Father's Love Begotten - arr. Joseph Kemper
- Once in Royal David's City - arr. Jared Campbell
- Do You Hear What I Hear? - arr. René Clausen
- Ave Generosa - Ola Gjeilo
- The Wonder of This Night - Stanford Scriven
- To Thee My Heart I Offer - Elaine Hagenberg
- Noèl Ayisyen (A Haitian Noël) - Emile Desamours
- Noel:
Verbum Caro Factum Est - Tamsin Jones
- Oba Ti De - Jeffery Ames
- I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve - arr. Joseph Kemper
- Kling, no klokka! (Chime the Bells!) - arr. Matthew Culloton
- Silent Night - arr. René Clausen
- Go Tell It on the Mountain - arr. Evelyn Simpson-Curenton
- Sanctus (from Requiem) - Heather Sorenson
- Entrance Scene (from Advent Motet) - Gustav Schreck
- When Clarions Sound - Mack Wilberg
- Hark, the Herald Angels Sing - arr. Aaron David Miller
- Nunc Dimittis (The Song of Simeon) - Alexander Gretchaninoff
- Compline - arr. René Clausen
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Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a
Alexander Ffinch
Release date: 28th Nov 2025
Label: Divine Art
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Singing, especially at Christmas, is an age-old tradition
that the Wuppertaler Kurrende consciously and diligently upholds. Among the
many Christmas carols, the "Quempas" stands out as a significant
piece, sung in various regions of Germany for centuries. In the Wuppertaler
Kurrende’s 100-year history, Quempas concerts have been a staple of the concert
calendar for over 70 years. In addition to the Quempas, artistic director Lukas
Baumann has curated a diverse programme for the album, spanning from the Renaissance
to contemporary music. This includes a specially commissioned composition by
Alwin Michael Schronen.
The album features well-known Christmas classics presented
in a new light: with introductions, interludes, and postludes, the Lautten
Compagney Berlin and soprano Johanna Rosa Falkinger bring a fresh
interpretation to familiar Christmas carols, which are not always heard in
their traditional arrangements. With its eleven instrumentalists, the ensemble
creates a richly textured soundscape, enhancing not just the Quempas but the
entire festive repertoire.
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On its new CD from BR-KLASSIK, the Bavarian Radio Chorus,
directed by Howard Arman, presents Christmas music from Italy. With his Lauda
per la natività del Signore, Ottorino Respighi modernised the medieval nativity
play of the same name by the religious lyricist Jacopone da Todi. He had
already explored art forms of the past in adaptations of early music,
re-creations and free works based on Gregorian chants. In this piece, he
assigned the medieval verses to three soloists - the angel (soprano), the
Virgin Mary (mezzo-soprano), and the shepherd (tenor) - as well as a chamber
choir.
Accompanied by selected woodwind instruments reminiscent of the music of
Italian shepherds, and by four-handed piano and triangle, the miracle of
Christmas is brought to life in a simple yet impressive way.
Francesco Paolo Frontini is remembered less for his
compositions than for his many collections of Sicilian folk songs. From his
Canti religiosi del popolo siciliano (Religious Songs of the Sicilian People,
published in 1938), a collection of 22 songs for voice and piano underlaid with
Sicilian dialect verses and their Italian translations, Howard Arman selected
eight songs and arranged them for choir and instruments.
Like Frontini, who
already included regional variants from Catania, Palermo, and other parts of
the Mediterranean island, Arman also arranged different regional versions of
two songs. The melody of the Italian Marian carol O sanctissima, which is one
of the most popular Christmas carols in the German-speaking countries with its
opening verse O du fröhliche, could possibly also have originated from Sicily.
The arrangement is once again by Howard Arman.
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Editor's Note: Although not a Christmas album, it does contain L. Edlund's Gloria and J. Sandstrøm's "Det ‘r en
ros utsprungen."
Released on the occasion of the Swedish Radio Choir’s
centenary, this recording brings together works that testify to the richness
and the vitality of the internationally acclaimed Swedish choral tradition.
The
programme features twelve extremely varied works, demonstrating the openness,
versatility and flexibility of the Swedish Radio Choir and its
multi-award-winning conductor, Kaspars Putniņš. It also pays tribute to the
pioneering work of the choir’s long-standing choirmaster Eric Ericson, whose
work has influenced and inspired composers from many generations.
The older
works, by Ivar Widéen, Lars Johan Werle, Lars Edlund and Ingvar Lidholm, draw
on ancient, secular and religious traditions, from Gregorian chant and
madrigals, and combine clear melodic lines, glissandos, chants, whispers and
traditional harmonies to create a language that is both modern and accessible.
More modern works by Anders Hillborg, Britta Byström and Johannes Pollak and
explore the human voice and its possibilities in every conceivable way.
Staffan
Storm, Ulrika Emanuelsson and Anna-Karin Klockar pay tribute to the great
Swedish Romantic Hugo Alfvén in pieces composed for the 150th anniversary of
his birth.
Finally, Arne Lundmark and Jan Sandström adapt existing folk and
religious pieces and ‘expand’ the musical content, offering a vision that is
both personal and respectful of the original work. The Swedish Radio Choir and
Kaspars Putniņš invite you to celebrate a century of Swedish musical history.
VOCES8 Foundation Orchestra, Jack Liebeck (violin), VOCES8
Foundation Choir, Barnaby Smith (countertenor), Katie Jeffries-Harris
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Born in Manchester (1963) in the northwest of England, Sasha
Johnson Manning studied at London’s Royal Academy of Music.
Upon graduation,
she established a career as a professional singer and choir director and also
taught.
Though she had written much for local choirs, her compositional skills
were significantly encouraged through a formal association with the Saint Louis
Chamber Chorus where she became its ‘Composer-in-Residence,’ creating an
8-movement ‘Requiem’ (Regent REGCD255).
In parallel with her growing reputation in the Midwest,
Sasha has been applauded in the UK for her appealing and affecting music, with
‘The Manchester Carols’ (a collaboration with the poet, Carol Ann Duffy)
enjoying much popularity.
Another notable commission came from the BBC,
resulting in ‘The People’s Passion’, a work performed both in the UK, and far
beyond, in Europe, Africa and the USA.
For those who know Sasha primarily as a choral composer,
this instrumental anthology will come as a surprise, but it provides important
testimony to her versatility as an artist.
Each month Third Baptist Church in Saint Louis, Missouri,
features in their Sunday services solo keyboard works on a theme recognizing
the religious season and time of year.
‘A Year at Third’ was commissioned to
fulfill that role. Modelled on ‘The Seasons’ by Tchaikovsky, the twelve short
pieces are beautiful studies, capturing the different character of the twelve
months of the year in quintessentially English styles.
The recording concludes with two Christmas works for piano
and String Quintet – the second an extended work in three movements – featuring
rhapsodic treatments of well-known Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany carols.
All the music on the disc is recorded here for the first
time.
with Chantal Incandela (track 13) and Anita Hagerman (tracks
14–16) double bass
conducted by Philip Barnes (tracks 13–16)
A Year at Third: 12 studies for Solo Piano
1 January: Melody of the cold earth, richness of kings’
gifts, new growth and promise of wholeness
2 February: The redemptive power of love
3 March: ‘Lead me to the rock that is higher than I’
4 April – Palm Sunday: An excitable crowd, perhaps not fully
comprehending the true significance of what it is they are witnessing
5 May: The green hill
6 June: The Eternal Father
7 July : Be confident! Trust Jesus! God is our hope and
strength!
8 August: Like as the hart
9 September: Finding God in the darkest depths
10 October: Affirmation
11 November: Awake, my soul
12 December: O come, O come, Emmanuel
13 On Christmas Day (for Piano and String Quintet)
A Christmas Rhapsody (for Piano and String Quintet)
14 I O come, O come, Emmanuel
15 II Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing?
16 III How brightly shines the morning star
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See You Again
Eunike Tanzil (piano), Christian Badzura (synthesizer)
In this debut album, baritone Jonas Müller and the Tomasi
Musso Guitar Duo present Schubert's Winterreise, for which the accompaniment
has been arranged for two guitars.
This creates a new dimension demanding of a
different approach from the singer, who must now internalise what the piano
used to provide.
This is particularly in keeping with the idea that Winterreise
is not simply a collection of songs composed by a travelling horn player, but
that the existential encounter between the stranger and the hurdy-gurdy man
gives rise to new songs that have never been heard before and can only be sung
together.
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As winter approaches and the lights twinkle in the windows, a time of reflection and music begins for many. For Marina Baranova, born in Kharkiv and a resident of Germany for many years, Christmas is far more than just a festive occasion. It's a moment where cultures, traditions, and personal stories converge. With her new album, "The Star of Mendelssohn," she invites listeners to cross this bridge between worlds—and rediscover Mendelssohn.
Baranova, whose musical roots are diverse and vibrant, understood music as a universal language from an early age.
Influenced by the Eastern European piano school and a home filled with Bach, Mozart, jazz, and blues, her childhood fostered the openness that characterizes her work today. Christmas was initially foreign to her — her Jewish heritage and Soviet upbringing meant she largely ignored the holiday for a long time.
It was only through her children that Christmas became a personal experience for her: "For me, Christmas is a festival of love that possesses utopian potential. It is a time when people come together, empathy and understanding grow, and differences can be overcome," says Baranova.
The Star of Mendelssohn
1 "The Midwinter Night's Dream" Christmas Scherzo
2 Songs With Words: Greensleeves extended, Op. 19 No. 6
3 Songs With Words: Daughters of Zion extended, Op. 67 No. 2
4 Songs With Words: Auld Lang Syne extended, Op. 30 No. 1
5 Es wird ein Stern aus Jacob Aufgehn
6 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Improvisation in E
Major
7 Drinking Song, Op. 75 No. 3
8 Songs With Words: O come, All Ye Faithfull extended, Op.
19 No. 1
9 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
10 Auf Flügeln des Gesanges
11 From the Christmas Tree Suite: Carillon
12 From the Christmas Tree Suite: In dulci jubilo /The
Sheperds at the Manger
13 The Sense of Cohesion
14 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Improvisation in F-Sharp
Major
https://www.berlin-classics-music.com/en/album/885470044132-the-star-of-mendelssohn/
A super Christmas CD with carols from all eras, performed by
the choir of Llandaff Cathedral.
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amazing @visionstringquartet to give
you some new Christmas faves to listen to all season!!!!
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New York-based early music ensemble Concordian Dawn presents
Veni Redemptor Gentium, a joyful and introspective celebration of the Christmas
season centred around songs from the 13th – 15th centuries, plus two
world-premiere recordings of works by Australian-born composer David Yardley.
1. This Holy Tym Oure Lord Was Born
Kennedy, Hedberg (voice and percussion), Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice and
percussion), McCargar (voice and percussion), Mor (recorder and percussion),
Seligmann (vielle)
2. Isaiah and Sybil’s Prophecies
McCargar (voice), Thompson (harp), Mor (ney), Seligmann (vielle), Evans,
Karageorgiou
3. Gabriel fram Heven King
Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice)
4. Veni, redemptor gentium
Kennedy, Hedberg (voice), Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice)
5. Kuando el rey Nimrod
Mor (voice and percussion), Seligmann (vielle), Hedberg (voice and percussion),
Thompson (voice and percussion), McCargar (percussion)
6. Alma
redemptoris mater
McCargar (voice)
7. Ave, regina caelorum/Alma redemptoris mater
Evans, Hedberg (voice), Mor (recorder), Thompson (harp)
8. Orientis partibus
Mor (recorder), Seligmann (vielle), Thompson (harp), McCargar (percussion)
9. Alle psallite cum luya
Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice), Seligmann (percussion), Mor
(percussion)
10. Psallite regi glorie: Thompson (voice and harp)
11. Hail Mary, full of grace
Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice)
12. Personent Hodie
Seligmann (vielle), Thompson (harp), Mor (percussion)
13. Beata viscera
Kennedy (voice), Seligmann (vielle)
14. Vox Clamantis in Deserto
Evans, Hedberg (voice), Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice), Seligmann (vielle)
15. Dum medium silentium
McCargar (voice), Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice)
16. Magnificat
Evans, Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice)
17. Now make we mirthe all and sum
Evans, Karageorgiou
18. Quem pastores laudavere
Mor (recorder), Seligmann (vielle), Thompson (harp), McCargar (percussion)
19. Verbum caro factum est
Evans, Hedberg (voice), Thompson (voice)
20. Ther is no rose of swych vertu
Kennedy, Hedberg (voice), Karageorgiou (voice), Mor (recorder), Seligmann
(vielle), Thompson (harp)
21. In Adventu Domini
Karageorgiou, Thompson (voice), McCargar (voice)
22. Be mery, be mery
Evans, Hedberg (voice), Karageorgiou, Mor (recorder), Seligmann (vielle),
Thompson (harp)
https://www.avie-records.com/releases/veni-redemptor-gentium/
Anyone who has ever strolled through a Christmas market during Advent knows: amidst the scent of mulled wine, the sounds of pan flutes, and children's choirs, familiar melodies mingle with the hectic bustle.
For those who, after all the hustle and bustle, wish to channel the many impressions into a harmonious flow, the CD "vollxlied xmas" offers the perfect solution: a collection for Advent and Christmas that beautifully combines tradition and new discoveries.
With each of the 24 tracks, Ensemble Nobiles opens a new sonic world. The foundation of this Advent calendar is a dramaturgy of diversity, emphasizing the opportunity for sonic rediscoveries, even of well-known melodies.
The four Sundays of Advent stand out from the other pieces. Guest choirs accompany the singers, lending these tracks a special brilliance.
Ensemble Nobiles' ninth album follows their 2020 release, vollxlied – Made in Germany, which invited listeners on a musical journey through German-speaking countries, spanning styles, regions, and eras – this time with a Christmas theme.
Christmas carols from every corner of the German-speaking world – freshly arranged and with a cheeky charm.
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Weihnachten
in the 17th century
German Christmas Music
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
1) Nun komm der Heiden Heiland
Matthias Weckmann (1616-1674)
2) Dialogus: Gegrüsset seist du, Holdselige
Vincent Lübeck (1654-1740)
3) Wilkommen, süsser Bräutigam
Christoph Bernard (1628-1692)
4) Fürchtet euch nicht
Michael Praetorius
5) Von Himmel hoch da komm ich her
Heinrich Schmelzer (c1620-1680)
6) Venite ocius! transeamusad Bethlehem
Dietrich Buxtehude 1637-1707)
7) Salve Jesu, patris gnate BuxWV 94
8) Herr nun lässt du deinen Diener BuxWV 37
9) In dulci jubilo BuxWV 52
Apollo Ensemble
Agnes van Laar, Janneke Stoute soprano
Michiel Meijer bass
David Rabinovich, Daphne Oltheten violin
Robert de Bree, Emma Huijsser recorder
Annemarie Kosten-Dür, Agnieszka Papierska viola
Cassandra Luckhardt viola da gamba
Thomas Oltheten dulcian
Marion Boshuizen organ
https://apollo-ensemble.nl/recording/weihnachtenin-the-17th-century/
Four extraordinary voices meet the magic of Christmas: the
German Gents! This phenomenal vocal ensemble presents its festive repertoire —
a masterful mix of traditional German and international Christmas songs,
complemented by timeless classics in a cappella style. Their album Winter
Wonderland combines all of this and will be released on November 21, 2025
With their unmistakable sound and perfect harmony, the four
singers bring the most wonderful time of the year to life – sometimes
contemplative, sometimes full of joie de vivre, with “Let it snow,” “Last
Christmas,” “O Tannenbaum,” and other Christmas evergreens.
1 Let It Snw!
2 Winter Wonderland
3 Sleigh Ride
4 Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
5 Last Christmas
6 Jingle Bells
7 O Tannenbaum
8 Leise rieselt der Schnee
9 Maria durch ein Dornwald ging
10 Feliz Navidad
11 Los
Peces en el Río
12 Stille
Nacht, heilige Nacht
https://www.berlin-classics-music.com/en/album/885470044217-winter-wonderland/
The Wise Men and the Star. Album by The Sixteen
