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This well-known winter song originally comes from Bohemia. Its original title is Nesem vám noviny (“We bring you news”). The version known today was first published in 1870 and is recorded here as a beautiful, lively arrangement with harp and flute.
Still, still, still, because the child wants to sleep is a German-language Christmas song from the Salzburg region. The folk song creates a festive, reverent atmosphere.
This church Advent song was first printed in 1622. It refers to a passage in the book of Isaiah, but today it is mostly interpreted as a criticism of the medieval witch hunts.
Lively Austrian folk song for the Christmas season. With cheerful strings and bells.
Snowflakes dance in the yellow light of the street lamp. Excited children's faces look out of the windows of the wintry village, all united in joyful anticipation of Santa Claus.
A long violin note and hesitant piano accents create a tense, questioning mood. For drama, nature documentaries or serious scenes in radio plays.
Come on in, come on in! At the Old Berlin Christmas Market, the swing carousel is turning and vendors are selling their handmade, personalized wooden signs and partially chocolate-covered confectionery creations. In the background, an amateur choir is working hard to sing Bruckner's Christmas cantata. Candied strawberries, paradise apples and candy floss are a delight for the little ones, while mushroom pancakes and mulled wine are a delight for the adults. Magical winter fun for the whole family!
Pizzicato strings, triangle and piano sneak in to form this slightly quirky, fun track for comedy, zoo documentarys and family programs around Christmas and the mysterious, expectant time.
A safari can be a very exciting experience. The unsuspecting tourists quickly realize that, in view of the large herds of wild cats and elephant families, it is a good idea to remain in the safety of the jeep.
Relaxed track with a tropical vibe for cartoons, funny holiday mishaps or ironic undertones. Sunny, humorous, mischievous.
