The Christmas Song Story of Mohr and Gruber
In Oberndorf Austria Father Joseph Mohr aged about 26 wrote a Christmas poem after an organ breakdown. Schoolmaster Franz Gruber then set the words to music on Christmas Eve leading to the famed carol that became popular across Europe. The night described has an air of reverence and a small town glow near Salzburg and Oberndorf.
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