Here is a list of each track’s origin and instrumental arrangement:

• The First Nowell (Trad., England; c. 1500) – Church bells, Orff bells.
• The Holly and the Ivy (Trad., England; c. 1700) Bassoon, bodhran, finger cymbals, Baroque organ, French horns, trombones, coronet, trumpet, tuba.
• What Child is This? (Trad., England; c. 1500) – Recorder, finger cymbals, autoharp, cello, glockenspiel, harpsichord.
• Sussex Carol (Trad., England/Ireland; c. 1600) – Bassoon, French horn, tuba, flugelhorn, harp, finger cymbals.
• Patapan (de La Monnoye, France; c. 1720) – Tin whistle, tambourine, bodhran, finger cymbals, handclaps, guitar, harp, cello.
• Joseph Lieber, Joseph Mein (Trad., Germany; c. 1300) – Autoharp, glockenspiel, guitar, strings, cello.
• Riu Riu Chiu (Trad., Spain; c. 1400) – Bells, handclaps, bodhran, glockenspiel, choral voices.
• Wexford Carol (Trad., Ireland; c. 1200 – 1500) – Recorder, flute, harp, voices, bass, bodhran, finger cymbals.
• God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Trad., England; c. 1400) – Bodhran, recorders, bowed zither, handclaps, tambourine, finger cymbals.
• Coventry Carol (Trad., England; c. 1500) – Harp, oboe, cello.
• Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (Trad., England; c. 1400 – 1500) – Recorder, harp, guitar.
• Fum Fum Fum (Trad., Catalan; c. 1500 – 1600) – Bassoons, recorder, harp, bodhran, finger cymbals, handclaps.
• O Come O Come Emmanuel (Trad., France; c. 1400) – Harp, bells, cello, choral voices.
• Un Flambeau Jeanette Isabella (Trad.; France; c. 1600) – Baroque organ.
• Shchedryk (Leontovych; Ukraine; 1916) – Glockenspiel, cello.
• Adeste Fideles (Trad., Portugal; c. 1200) – Guitar, Baroque organ cello.
• Tempus Adest Floridum (Trad., Finnland; c. 1200) – Church bells, French horns, tubas, flugelhorn.
• Wassail Song (Trad. England; c. 1700) – Tin whistle, finger cymbals, French horns, flugelhorns, tuba.
• We Wish You a Merry Christmas (Trad., England; c. 1500) – French horn, tuba, trumpet, trombones, bodhran, tambourine, finger cymbals.