Nice holiday track... a textural soundtrack type of piece. The percussive sounds along with tubular bells give this a nice spiritual vibe. The organ sound almost sounds festive as you might find at a merry-go-round or other carnival/festival setting... a good thing in this context. I could see this used in Film/TV, Video and/or voiceover production work. Nicely done.

remins me of the song christmas bell are ringing. the instrumentation was very good.

The Tinsel Toy Wonderland has opened ladies and gentlemen! Light the Christmas Tree! A twinkle here, a twinkle there. A twinkle everywhere! The children stand in awe as this whimsical holiday musical entertains the audience at the lighting of the biggest baddest and twinkliest tree you'd ever seen in Tinsel Toy Wonderland!

Ahhh, the holidays. Hurry up will ya? And it's songs like this that make me excited and build anticipation for the great time of the year. With the bells, chimes, big pipe organ... this thing has the soft and light along with the big and bold. And it all works just right.

Festive tune and the chimes are nice. There are some nice ideas here and some good moments. I think sticking to just two "sounds" and not really providing any contrast hurst the arrangement. Since it is instrumental and there are no lyrics to keep interest, the arragnement should provide contrast. It began to feel like it wasn't going anywhere for me, because it was the same two sounds. Also, while the chimes are noce, the synth pad chosen sounds way too canned and electronic. I think it makes it sound less professional than it would.

This has a place somewhere in film or tv or as store music. It is not really Christmasy, but if played at Christmas will fit very well into the mood. The melody is pleasant, the instruments and the slight echo are quite beautiful, Is it played on an electric piano? I'm not a musician, so this review is strictly personal, not professional.The song is unique and quite stirring. And tasteful.