It was a rough beginning for Joseph Mohr: a fatherless childhood, an impoverished upbringing, and yet, thanks to his relationship with God, a loving mother, and talented, caring friends, Joseph was used by God to pen words that still challenge, move, and inspire us to this day. Amazingly, "Stille Nacht" became Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm IV's favorite Christmas carol! The carol soon after became a traditional part of Christmas in German-speaking countries. The Strasser sisters incorporated Silent Night into their repertoire as they travelled around German-speaking central Europe selling gloves and trilling songs.” Timothy Garton Ash of the Irish Times writes “There he (Mauracher) played or sang it to a family of singing sisters, the Strassers, who seem to have been something vaguely like the Julie Andrews gang in The Sound of Music. Organ repairman, Karl Mauracher was called on to repair it, heard the song, and brought it back to his home in the Ziller valley near Tyrol, Austria. Nicholas’ fell into disrepair (perhaps the reason “Stille Nacht” was first performed on a guitar). Thomas Mohr and Franz Gruber remained friends for many years. “…the song was sung in the church room in front of the nativity scene after mass had already been completed,” writes. “Stille Nacht” was sung by Mohr and Gruber and performed by Gruber on guitar shortly after midnight on the morning of December 25, 1818, at the St. It was Gruber who composed the music to Mohr’s Christmas poem. Gruber was a schoolteacher in the neighboring town of Arnsdorf. After he recovered, he moved to Oberndorf, there befriending church organist Franz Xaver Gruber who was five years Mohr’s senior. Health issues brought on by the harsh climate in Mariapfarr forced Mohr to return to Salzburg in 1817. “The line ‘Holy infant, so tender and mild’ certainly reminds of the curly blonde Baby Jesus depicted on the painting,” writes. A painting of Mary and the three kings (wise men) on the side of the 12 th century church known as “Zu unserer Lieben Frau” (To our beloved woman) in Mariapfarr, may have been the inspiration for Mohr’s six-verse poem. “He first served in the village of Mariapfarr, where his grandfather lived, and where he wrote the text of ‘Silent Night’ (or ‘Stille Nacht’) in 1816,” writes Steve Huey for All. He was ordained in 1815 at 23 years of age. These opportunities led to Joseph choosing a future in the priesthood, entering the priestly seminary in Salzburg at age 19. Johann Nepomuk Hiernle, the church choirmaster, noticed Joseph’s musical abilities and made sure Joseph received an education including learning organ, guitar and violin. God saw fit to provide a sort of father figure and role model for Joseph though. Anna and young Joseph suffered socially and financially. To top it off, his father deserted his mother when she became pregnant. Joseph was conceived out of wedlock which was socially unacceptable, making him an outcast. Joseph Mohr was born in Salzburg on Decemto Anna Shoiber and Franz Mohr. state), an Austrian priest by the name of Joseph Mohr wrote the lyrics to a song he titled, “Stille Nacht.” Two years later, school teacher and church organist Franz Gruber composed the music to Stille Nacht and performed it for the first time on guitar, not organ, during a Christmas midnight mass at St.
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