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An Austrian Christmas Carol in German and English. With a Literal English Translation of the Original German. See “About ‘Stille Nacht'” below for more about the history of this Austrian Christmas carol. For a more detailed account of how this Christmas song came to be see Stille Nacht/Silent Night: The True Story.
The popular Christmas carol Silent Night has been translated into several languages worldwide, but it was originally written in German under the title Stille Nacht. It was just a poem before it was transformed into a song one Christmas night in Austria.
John Freeman Young's "Silent Night" (1863) The original words and An Austrian Christmas Carol in German and English With Traditional English Lyrics for "Silent Night" See "About 'Stille Nacht'" below for more about the history of this carol.
Melody: Franz Xaver Gruber, 1818. The following is the complete German text from an authentic version of Franz Gruber's known as Autograph VII and written around 1860. Most English versions of "Silent Night!" include just three verses.
For this final song of the 2022 Holiday Countdown SAL I wanted to sing Silent Night with the original German lyrics. Also check out my bonus, English a capella version here: • Silent...
The original lyrics of the song "Stille Nacht" were written in Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria by the priest Father Joseph Mohr. The melody was composed by t...
Stille Nacht heilige Nacht (Silent Night) is a popular Christmas carol, composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber to lyrics by Joseph Mohr in the small town of Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria.
Christmas Carols - Stille Nacht (full version) lyrics (German) + English translation: Silent Night! Holy Night! / All is calm, all is bright / Round yon.
Christmas Carols - Stille Nacht lyrics (German) + English translation: Silent night, holy night / All is calm, all is bright / Round yon Virgin Mother a.
Silent Night. The words to Silent Night were written in 1816 in the form of a poem, Stille Nacht, by Father Joseph Mohr, a priest of the village of Oberndorf, Austria. The tune was apparently composed by Mohr's friend, Franx Xavier Gruber on Christmas Eve 1818.