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Am Weihnachtsbaum die Lichter brennen (Gesang)
The Christmas carol "Am Weihnachtsbaum die Lichter brennen" was published in 1841 by Hermann Kletke. Here in a new version, produced by the audiohub team.
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O Holy Night (Jazz)
The popular American Christmas classic "O Holy Night" in an emotional, soulful rendition.
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Alle Jahre wieder (Gesang, klassisch)
Every year again in a new GEMA-free version, arranged by the audiohub producer team. Emotional singing meets a classical, orchestral arrangement.
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Leise rieselt der Schnee (Gesang, klassisch)
"Leise rieselt der Schnee" is one of the most well-known Christmas carols and was written by Pastor Eduard Ebel (1839-1905) in Graudenz. Here, it has been newly arranged in an orchestral version with enchanting vocals by the audiohub team.
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" is a classic Christmas carol that was first written in 1739 by Charles Wesley. The song is in the public domain and has been newly arranged by the audiohub production team. It is ideal for all Christmas projects.
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Jingle Bells (Dub Step Mix)
Lively electronic Dub Step version of the classic Christmas carol Jingle Bells.
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Jingle Bells (Dance Mix)
The world-famous Christmas classic in a heated dance version.
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I saw three ships (Rock)
The famous Christmas carol from the 17th century here in a rocking version.
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Happy Birthday (Various Instruments)
The well-known birthday song played by three different instruments: recorder, music box and accordion. Each instrument is also available as a separate song version. There are three other song versions for the accordion.
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Ich geh' mit meiner Laterne (Kinder)
"The traditional Saint Martin's song from the 19th century, arranged here in a lively, fun, and festive version.
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Ich geh' mit meiner Laterne
"I'm going with my lantern" is a traditional song from the 19th century, sung mainly during autumn parades in honor of Saint Martin.
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