Artist	Song
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Christmas / Sarajevo 12/24 (Instrumental)
from Christmas Eve and Other Stories (2006)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Wizards In Winter (Instrumental)
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Christmas Canon
from The Christmas Attic (2006)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Beethoven
from Beethoven's Last Night (2010)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Christmas Canon Rock
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Requiem (The Fifth)
from Beethoven's Last Night (2010)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Siberian Sleigh Ride (Instrumental)
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness) (Instrumental)
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Faith Noel
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Christmas Nights In Blue
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	O Come All Ye Faithful / O Holy Night (Instrumental)
from Christmas Eve and Other Stories (2006)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Queen of the Winter Night
from The Lost Christmas Eve (2004)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	First Snow (Instrumental)
from Christmas Eve and Other Stories (2006)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Boughs of Holly
from The Christmas Attic (2006)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra	Find Our Way Home
from The Christmas Attic (2006)

Comment:

Rockers, think you don't like classical music? Classical buffs, can't stand rock 'n' roll? Think again. Composer/producer Paul O'Neill took his skills as guitarist, manager, promoter, and producer and applied them to a boundary-smashing project called Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Along with composer/keyboardist Robert Kinkel and Savatage lead singer Jon Oliva, O'Neill fused the electricity of a heavy metal arena show with the spectacle of a classical superstar extravaganza, building a holiday juggernaut that not only sells millions of albums, but also plays to capacity crowds across the U.S. for two solid months every winter. While their "Requiem (The Fifth)" sounds like Beethoven partnered with Ozzy Osbourne, the Siberians are not all flame and fury, as can be heard on their "Christmas Canon," an exquisitely lush treatment of Pachelbel's biggest hit. As their decade-plus success proves, Trans-Siberian Orchestra bridges not only genres, but also generations.

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