The teacher Franz Xaver Gruber is the organist in Saint Nicholas' church, and Josef Mohr is the priest there from 1817 to 1819. Even when he arrives there,
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As with many a good festive story, the narrative of how Silent Night came into being has been embellished and romanticised over time. In 1817, Mohr transferred to the parish of St. Nicholas in the town of Oberndorf, just south of Salzburg. There, he asked his friend Franz Xaver Gruber, a local schoolteacher and organist, to write On December 24 th, 1818, Father Joseph Mohr walked over to Franz Gruber’s home. He asked the organist to take a Christmas poem the pastor had written two years earlier and set it to music.
Kompositör. Franz Gruber (1818). Textförfattare. Joseph Mohr (1818); Oscar Mannström (svensk text 1915). Arrangör. Public.
Words and music by Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber / arr. Russell Robinson. SSA Choral Octavo. "Silent Night" is one of the most widely performed standard
Writer: Franz Gruber; Joseph Mohr. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record.
2016 har det gått 200 år sedan Joseph Mohr skrev texten till Stilla natt, julafton tillsammans med kyrkans organist Franz Gruber (1787-1863)
Text: Joseph Mohr, 1792 –1848. Musik: Franz Gruber, 1787–1863. Lukas 2:7–14. Alma 7:10–12. Det blev ett kraftigt musikaliskt stilbrott denna julafton 1818 när "Stille Nacht! Heilige Nacht!" framfördes av Josef Mohr och Franz Gruber. Sången 2016 har det gått 200 år sedan Joseph Mohr skrev texten till Stilla natt, julafton tillsammans med kyrkans organist Franz Gruber (1787-1863) Det är ursprungligen en tyskspråkig julsång med text skriven av Joseph Mohr 1816 och musik komponerad 1818 av Franz Gruber.
Joseph Franz Mohr war ein österreichischer Priester und Dichter, der den Text des bekannten Weihnachtsliedes „Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht“ (1816) zunächst als Gedicht verfasste und Franz Xaver Gruber um die Vertonung bat. Deux ans plus tard, Mohr est convoqué à Oberndorf, où il fait la connaissance de Franz Xaver Gruber. Très vite, en 1819, il continue son chemin vers Kuchl. D'autres stations de sa vie furent Golling, Vigaun, Adnet et Anthering, avant qu'il ne puisse administrer à lui seul une paroisse à Hintersee, en 1827.
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Gruber, Franz, 1787-1863; [Stille Nacht; arr.] Silent night fantasy [Musiktryck] / music: Franz Gruber ; original words: Joseph Mohr, arr: Ward Swingle. 2000; Noter.
Text: Joseph Mohr / Oscar Mannstrom (Swedish). Arrangemang for baryton, blandad kor, flojt, cello, kontrabas och Paroles de Stilla natt par Josef Mohr-Franz Xaver Gruber feat. Carl Oscar Mannström, Jon Antonsson & Anna Petersson. skickade den lokala kyrkans assisterande präst, Joseph Mohr, en sex-stanza-dikt till sogneorganisten Franz Gruber och bad honom att komponera en melodi Written by: FRANZ XAVER GRUBER, JOSEPH MOHR, FREDRIK ERIK HERMANSSON, ANDREAS JOHANNES HOURDAKIS, IRMA IDA EVA SCHULTZ Composed by the Austrian composer, organist and choirmaster Franz Gruber in 1818.
Stadens nya unga präst Joseph Mohr sökte upp vännen Franz Gruber i grannbyn, som förutom orgel även trakterade gitarr, och bad honom
The young priest was serving in the alpine village of Oberndorf when he collaborated with church organist Franz Gruber to create what has been called the "world's most beloved carol".
In 1819 he again had to move on, this time to Kuchl, followed by stays in Golling, Vigaun, Adnet and Anthering. In 1827 he finally acquired his own parish in Hintersee. Joseph Mohr died December 4th in Wagrain due to a lung disease. called Joseph Mohr in 1816. In 1818, on Christmas Eve in 1818, the organ at St. Nicholas Church in the small alpine village called Oberndorf had broken. It was at that time, a friend of Joseph Mohr, Franz Xavier Gruber composed the melody of the poem in mind and it was intended for a On December 24 th, 1818, Father Joseph Mohr walked over to Franz Gruber’s home.