Carsten Mortensen (aka Mintman) is a skilled Danish multi-musician, composer, and platinum-selling, award-winning producer. His love for organic music, whether he's working in the studio or performing on stage, is all that matters. As a solo artist, studio session player, composer, and remixer, Carsten is best known for his unique sound and guitar-driven music productions. He has remixed for artists including LL Cool J, India Arie, Lil Kim, Phil Collins, Freshlyground, Arash, and many more.
Lovely is the sky blue one of N. F. S. Grundtvig's most famous hymns, especially singing in church Christmas Eve and afterwards when people dance about Christmas tree. Grundtvig actually wrote two editions of the hymn. The first edition was written in 1810 and published in 1811 in Knud Lyne Rahbeks, Instrumental, Christmas, Xmas World
Lovely is the earth is a Danish Christmas salmon written by B. S. Ingemann (May 28, 1789 - February 24, 1882) in 1850. Instrumental, Christmas, Xmas Orch.
It´s chiming now (also called It kimer now for Christmas party) is a Danish Christmas hymn with text of N. F. S. Grundtvig in 1817 and the melody of Carl Christian Nicolaj Balle in 1850. The Christmas hymn is found in the 2003 edition of the book of salvation as number 94 under the section Faith, Instrumental, Christmas, Xmas Rock
Happy Christmas, Lovely Christmas "is the Danish version of the German Christmas Salmon" Silent Night, Holy Night " (Silent Night, Holy Night). The melody was composed on December 24, 1818 by the Austrian organist Franz Xaver Gruber. B. S. Ingemann wrote in 1850 the Danish text "Happy Christmas, Lov, Instrumental, Christmas, Christmas Carols
High from the green top of the tree is a well-known Danish Christmas song, written by Peter Faber in 1848. The music was composed by Emil Horneman. Peter Faber is also known for writing Sikken voldsom trængsel og alarm and the time I left. The song is today one of the most commonly used Christmas. Instrumental, Christmas, Christmas Pop
The melody is often mentioned by Otto Teich, but this may be due to a misunderstanding. It is a German rheinland song for a popular show, a gassenhauer, called Holzauktion (or "Im Grunewald ist Holzauktion"), dealing with extensive forest felling in Berlin's surrounding area around 1890. Some source, Instrumental, Christmas, Christmas Pop
