Year of release 1961

Songs 18

Album time 39:16

Genre list World Music, Country, Pop, Classical, Folk

1
Silent Night, Holy Night
Symphonium
1:40
2
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Regina
1:55
3
Zu Bethlehem Geboren
Four Bells Polyphon
0:59
4
The Monastery Bells
Olympia
2:45
5
O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree)
Four Bells Large Kalliope
1:35
6
Sanctissima
Regina Four Bells Symphonium Small Kalliope
2:53
7
Spin, Spin
Regina
2:08
8
O Holy Night
Swiss Music Box
2:37
9
Ave Maria
Regina Olympia
3:52
10
Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful)
Regina
2:25
11
Still, Still, Holy Melody
Four Bells Large Kalliope
2:10
12
Jesus, Lover Of My Soul
Olympia
1:21
13
The First Noël
Regina
2:16
14
Ihr Kinderklein Kommet
Regina Four Bells Polyphon Large Kalliope
2:57
15
The Holy City
Olympia
2:37
16
Lobe Den Herren
Four Bells Polyphon
1:00
17
Jingle Bells
Regina
2:08
18
Silent Night, Holy Night
Regina Four Bells Large Kalliope
2:09

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