Since its inception in 1991, the Singer Pur ensemble have become one of the leading a cappella choirs in Germany. These former members of the Regensburger Domspatzen are known for their tireless international activity as musical Ambassadors from the city of Regensburg. In 2013 the group won the coveted Caeciliaprijs (Belgium) and the Bavarian State Prize for music.

With their brilliant Christmas CD Singer Pur sets new standards in the interpretation of traditional carols. A special 2 CD edition. - Oehms, (translated from German text.)

CD 1
1. We tell you to love Advent - Melody: Heinrich pipe 1954 | Set: Oliver Gies (born 1973), 201 33:22
2. Nun komm - Melody: Martin Luther, 1524 | Set: 1. verse: Melchior Vulpius, 1609 2nd verse: Andreas Raselius, 1599, 3rd stanza: Johann Eccard (1553-1611), 4th verse: Johann Hermann Schein (1586-1630), 5th verse: Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) 03:09
3. Übers mountains' Maria goes - melody and sentence: Johann Eccard, 1575 03:00
4. I ??broke three drought Reiselein - melody and phrase: Hugo Distler (1908-1942) 02:03
5. Us Let's be happy and cheerful - Melody: 19th century | Set: Bernhard Hofmann (* 1959) 2:45
6. Adventlied - Es kommt ein Schiff - Melody: Andernacher Hymns, 1608 | Set: Max Reger (1873-1916 ) 2:04
7. Power up the door - Melodie: Johann Anastasius Freylinghausen (1670-1739) Hall, 1704 - Set: William Hawley (* 1950) 3:00
8. Maria went through a thorn forest - Melody: folk song from Eichsfeld to Harthausen, Spiritual Songs, 1853 - record: Hugh Keyte | Andrew Parrott, 1992 02:07
9. O you quiet time - melody: Cesar Bresgen (1913-1988) | Sentence: Marcus Schmidl (* 1971), 2015 02:46
10. Morgenstern was dark night - Melody: Georg Joseph Vogler (1749-1814) | Set: Heinz-Walter Schmitz (1944) 2:32
11. Awake! ruft uns die Stimme - Melody: Philipp Nicolai by Hans Sachs, 1513 | Set: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750 ) 1:50
12. O Heiland, the heavens tear on - Melody: Augsburg, 1666 | Set: Reiko Füting (* 1970), 2014 03:11
13 Es kommt ein Schiff - Melody: Andernacher Hymns, 1608 | Sentence: Marcus Schmidl (* 1971), 201 54:08
14. Now, dear soul, now it is time - set: Johann Eccard (1553-1611 ) 3:05
15. Come O, O come, Immanuel - melody: Dusseldorf, 1836, 4th verse: France (15th Century.) | Set: Florian Mayr (* 1962 ) 4:09
16 And our dear Lady Dream - Melody: Hymns of Nicolaus Beuttner, 1602 | Set: Max Reger (1873-1916 ) 2:11
17. Daughter of Zion, Rejoice - Melody: George Frederick Handel, 1747 | Sentence: Marcus Schmidl (* 1971), late 20th century .2: 01
18 The night has advanced - melody: John Petzold, 1939 | Set: 1st and 4th verse: Jürgen Essl (* 1961), 2nd and 3rd verse: Helmut Brand, 1991 03:48
19. How beautifully shines the morning star - Melody: Strasbourg, 1538 | Set: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) 02:43
20. Softly Falls the Snow - Melody: folk song | Set: Heike Beckmann, 2014 03:19
21. Hail, liaba Christ - melody and sentence: Fischbach Auer Liederbüch l1: 51
22. How should I receive you - Melodie: Johann Cruger, 1653 | Set: 1. verse: Friedrich Zipp (1914-1997), 2nd and 3rd verse: Johann Cruger 02:37
23 morning, children's will be what - Melody: Carl Gottlieb Hering, 1809 | Set: Samo Ivacic (* 1974 ) 2:40
24. Merry Christmas everywhere - Melody: since 1885 handed down | Set: Sören Sieg (* 1966) 3:14
Total: 2:07:44

CD 2

1. In dulci jubilo - Set: William Hawley | Text: Heinrich Suso, Peter of Dresden 03:31
2. Christnacht - melody and sentence: Florian Mayr | Text: Auguste vuz Egloffstein 2:12
3. Adventsruf - from Niederrhein | Set: Florian Mayr 03:50
4. Maria went through a 'thorn - Set: Reiko Füting 04:09
5. How a Ros - Set: Michael Praetorius 02:38
6. Come, you shepherds - from Bohemia | Sentence: Peter Wittrich | Text: Carl Riedel 2:15
7. The Savior is born - from Austria | : Hans Schanderl | Text from the county Glatz 02:52
8. Sleep well, you Himmelsknabe you - from Bavaria | Set: Hugh Keyte, Andrew Parrott, Clifford Bartlett, Text: Daniel Schubart: 02:53
9. It is scho Dumpa - from Tyrol | Sentence: Peter Wittrich 03:38
10. A child in the cradle - Set: David Overton 02:24
11. Sleep, my little baby - Set: Howard Arman 3:10
12. From the high heavens, their angels come * - Set: Claudia Reinhard 02:52
13. Still, still, still - from Salzburg | Set: Singer Pur by "Ars Musica" Vol. 2 2:00
14. O Jesus tenderly - Set: Samuel Scheidt 02:10
15. I was in deep night of death - sentence: Johann Eccard | Text: Paul Gerhardt 02:54
16. Lieb Nachtigall, wach auf - sentence: Marcus Schmidl 1:59
17. Three ships sailing I saw - from England | Sentence and translation: Wolfram Buchenberg 02:14
18. Do you remember how it happened? - Set: Marcus Schmidl | Melody: Christian Lahusen | Text: Hermann Claudius 02:54
19. Silent Night - Set: Marcus Schmidl | Melody: Franz Gruber | Text: Joseph Mohr 03:37
20. It is scho Dumpa (Dreigesang) - from Tyrol | traditional set 01:27
Total: 55:39