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What Christmas carol that you sing in the US comes from the obernof song Stille Nacht?
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Silent Night by Franz Xaver Gruber
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What Christmas carol is Stille Nacht Heilige Nacht?
"Silent Night (, Holy Night)"
What Christmas carol is stille natcht heilige nacht?
It is: Silent Night
What popular christmas carol is better known in Germany as Stille Nacht?
Silent Night
What Christmas carol is stille nacht heilige nacht alles schlaft einsam wacht?
That's the original German text for the carol "Silent Night."
What Christmas carol was originally wirtten in German?
Silent Night = Stile Nacht (or Stille, I'm npt sure).
What is the English title of the carol written in 1818 by Austrian priest Josef Mohr originally called Stille Nacht?
The carol is 'Silent Night' (which is what Stille Nacht' means in German).
What does Stille Stille Stille mean in the music world?
Stille stille stille is a German Christmas carol. The lyrics (stille stille stille/weil's kindlein schlafe will) translate roughly to "hush, hush, hush/for baby wants to sleep". The German word "Stille" is also found in the German translation of Silent Night ("Stille Nacht").
What is the English title of the Austrian carol stille nacht?
Silent Night.
What German carol is Stille Nacht heilige Nacht?
Those are the lyrics to the first four bars of "Silent Night" in its original German vrsion.
What is the best well known carol in Germany?
Stille Nacht is the most popular Christmas carol written in German. It came from Austria. O Tannenbaum is probably the second most popular.
What Christmas carol is this It was originally written in German Stille Nacht Heilige Nacht Alles schlaft einsam wacht?
This song is Silent Night. And the first line (which is in the question) can be translated to "Silent night, holy night. All is calm, all is bright."
A carol first performed in Austria in 1818?
The Christmas carol first sung in 1818 in Austria was performed on Christmas Eve and was called "Stille Nacht". It was written by Franz Gruber and Joseph Mohr. A quarter of a century later, the English translation "Silent Night" was published.
