Text:O du fröhliche (Oh, How Joyfully)
Author (stanza 1):Johann D. Falk
Author (stanzas 2, 3):Heinrich Holzschuher
Re-envisioner:Brian Wren
Translator:Harris Loewen
Tune:O SANCTISSIMA

254. O du fröhliche (Oh, How Joyfully)

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Text Information
First Line: O du fröhliche (Oh, how joyfully)
Title: O du fröhliche (Oh, How Joyfully)
German Title: O du fröhliche
Author (stanza 1): Johann D. Falk
Author (stanzas 2, 3): Heinrich Holzschuher
Translator: Harris Loewen
Re-envisioner: Brian Wren
Meter: 5.5.7.4.4.7
Language: German
Publication Date: 2020
Scripture:
Topic: Incarnation; Joy; Salvation
Source: stanza 1 Johann D. Falk (Germany), Auserlesene Werke, 1819
Copyright: trans. © 1990 Hope Publishing Co.
Tune Information
Name: O SANCTISSIMA
Meter: 5.5.7.4.4.7
Key: E Major
Source: Sicilian traditional, The European Magazine and London Review, 1792; harm. anon.



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