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The song was sung at Midnight Mass in a simple arrangement for guitar and choir. Various legends have sprung up over the years concerning the genesis of "Silent Night", but the simplest and likeliest explanation seems to have been that Mohr simply wanted an original song that he could play on his
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Mohr's final resting place is in the tiny Alpine ski resort of Wagrain, where he died in 1848. The Joseph Mohr School stands as a fitting memorial, and close to the grave of the man who wrote the words heard around the world. The village school is named after him and his grave has been kept in a
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shortly after birth, the godfather was recorded as Joseph Wohlmuth, the last official executioner of Salzburg, who did not personally attend but had himself represented by one Franziska Zachin. As the parents were unmarried, Joseph received the name of his godfather, according to custom.
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place of honour in the nearby churchyard cemetery. An outdoor exhibit detailing the life of Joseph Mohr is situated on the walkway between the church and the parish house where he once lived. In 2006, the town's Waggerl Museum set up a permanent exhibit –
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that was only a few hours away, and hoped his friend, a school teacher who also served as the church's choir master and organist, could set his poem to music. Gruber composed the melody for Mohr's "Stille Nacht" in just a few hours.
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Until 2006, it was thought that Mohr and Gruber had collaborated on just one composition, but another was located in the Wagrain parish archive by the Salzburg Archdiocesan authorities. The "
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Mohr, a generous man who donated most of his salary to charity, was moved from place to place, and remained in Oberndorf only until 1819. After Oberndorf he was sent to
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On a cold Christmas Eve in 1818, Mohr walked the three kilometres from his home in Oberndorf bei Salzburg to visit his friend
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in the province of Upper Austria. He then returned to Salzburg to attend the Lyceum school, and in 1811, he entered the
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and deserter, who abandoned Joseph's mother before the birth. The ancestors on his father's side came from the town of
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is considered a national treasure. Traditionally, the song may not be played publicly before Christmas Eve.
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favourite instrument, the guitar. Within a few years, arrangements of the carol appeared in churches in the
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In the autumn of 1815, Mohr was asked to provide temporary help in the village of Ramsau near
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bei Laufen. Mohr brought with him a poem he had written some two years earlier. He needed a
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region south of Salzburg, while his mother's family was from the salt-mining city of
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on 11 December 1792, to an unmarried embroiderer, Anna Schoiberin, and Franz Mohr, a
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monastery church of St. Peter. From 1808 to 1810, Mohr studied at the
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Joseph Mohr (1792–1848) Priest and author of “Silent Night”
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Silent Night Association – Life of Josephus Franciscus Mohr
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Johann Nepomuk Hiernle, vicar and leader of music at
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were taking the composition on tours around Europe.
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