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⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ is one of the most famous German-language Christmas carols. The melody is based on the Marian song ⭐️ "O sanctissima" ⭐️ which comes from Sicily. The first of three verses was written by the Weimar 'orphan father' Johannes Daniel Falk (1768-1826), the following two were written by Heinrich Holzschuher (1798-1847). ⭐️ "O sanctissima" ⭐️ a Marian hymn, originally came from Sicily & traveled north by sea. The simple melody with the Latin text was sung by sailors in the evening as a tribute to their maternal patron saint, the Virgin Mary - and ended up in both Germany & England, where the song was first written down in the magazine 'London Review' in 1792. In England, the melody continued to be used in church contexts with new lyrics, including as the recessional song "Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing". In Germany, the Weimar poet Johann Gottfried Herder included the song in his collection "Voices of the Peoples in Songs" at the beginning of the 19th century. And it was here, in Weimar, that ⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ was created, and under highly dramatic circumstances: Here, misery & disease reigned as a result of the Napoleonic Wars, and the writer & hymn writer Johannes Daniel Falk lost four of his seven children to the typhus epidemic that was rampant there. He decided to turn his suffering into something positive & founded the 'Rescue Home for Neglected Children', which remains a model for similar charitable institutions to this day. At Christmas 1816, he wrote a comforting song for the children he took in: ⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ Falk took the melody - as already mentioned - from Herder's song collection, a sequence of notes that allows the harmonies to resonate in simple unison. If that isn't folk! What does the civil rights anthem "We Shall Overcome" have to do with "O du fröhliche"? It's simple: both songs have the same melody in the verse. The Latin ⭐️ "O sanctissima" ⭐️ also came to America with immigrants & found its way into African-American communities there. Spirituals were often the musical basis for protest songs, and so "We shall overcome" appeared for the first time in 1946, sung by striking workers in South Carolina against the American Tobacco Company. A little later it appeared in the "People's Songs Bulletin", a collection of resistance & workers' songs. One of the editors was folk singer Pete Seeger. A typical folk phenomenon is also the mixing of different tunes to create a new one. Where & how exactly this happened is usually not known. Someone starts with one melody, someone else sings a second one, perhaps the whole thing works better with the text that way. "We Shall Overcome" is such a hybrid, the second half of the verse comes from another gospel song. But the journey continues even further: The same melody line as in ⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ or "We Shall Overcome" appeared even earlier in America, namely in a collection of so-called "Negro" spirituals. It included the song ✊🏿 "No More Auction Block For Me" ✊🏿 a song against slavery. The "Auction Block" served as a pedestal on which the slaves offered for sale had to stand in order to be seen. Here, too, the original ⭐️ "O sanctissima" ⭐️ plays an inspiring role. The song was taken up by Bob Dylan about a hundred years later. From ⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ to ✊🏿 "No More Auction Block For Me" ✊🏿, the churches of Sicily to Bob Dylan, it is admittedly a long journey that can also be read as a reflection of the ongoing migration movements of people at all times. 🌍 Something that is worth thinking about, especially these days at Christmas time...

⭐️ "O du fröhliche" ⭐️ ist eines der bekanntesten deutschsprachigen Weihnachtslieder. Seine Melodie beruht auf dem Marienlied ⭐️ "O sanctissima" ⭐️ das aus Sizilien stammen soll. Dichter der ersten von drei Strophen ist der Weimarer „Waisenvater“ Johannes Daniel Falk (1768-1826), die beiden folgenden wurden von Heinrich Holzschuher (1798-1847) aus Wunsiedel verfasst. ⭐️ "O sanctissima“ ⭐️eine Marien-Hymne, kam ursprünglich aus Sizilien und gelangte sozusagen auf dem Seeweg Richtung Norden. Die einfache Melodie mit dem lateinischen Text wurde von Seefahrern des Abends gesungen als Huldigung ihrer mütterlichen Schutzpatronin, der Jungfrau Maria - und landete sowohl in Deutschland als auch in England, wo das Lied unter anderem in der Zeitschrift London Review zum ersten Mal notiert wurde, das war im Jahr 1792. In England wurde die Melodie mit neuen Texten weiterhin in kirchlichen Zusammenhängen verwendet, unter anderem als Rezessionslied „Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing“. In Deutschland nahm der Weimarer Dichter Johann Gottfried Herder Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts den Song in seiner Sammlung „Stimmen der Völker in Liedern“ auf. Und genau hier, nämlich in Weimar, entstand ⭐️ "O du fröhliche“ ⭐️ und zwar unter hoch dramatischen Umständen: Hier herrschten Elend und Krankheit als Folge der napoleonischen Kriege, der Schriftsteller & Kirchenlieddichter Johannes Daniel Falk verlor vier seiner sieben Kinder durch die dort grassierende Typhusseuche. Er beschloss, sein Leid in etwas Positives zu verwandeln, und gründete das „Rettungshaus für verwahrloste Kinder“, bis heute ein Vorbild für ähnliche karitative Einrichtungen. Für die aufgenommenen Kinder schrieb er Weihnachten 1816 ein trostspendendes Lied: ⭐️ "O du fröhliche“ ⭐️ Die Melodie hatte Falk - wie schon gesagt - aus Herders Liedersammlung, eine Tonfolge, die schon in simpler Einstimmigkeit die Harmonien mitklingen läßt. Wenn das kein Folk ist! Was hat die Bürgerrechtshymne „We Shall Overcome“ mit „O du fröhliche“ zu tun? Ganz einfach: Beide Songs haben in der ersten Strophenhälfte dieselbe Melodie. Das lateinische ⭐️ "O sanctissima“ ⭐️ war zusammen mit Einwanderern auch nach Amerika gelangt und fand dort seinen Weg in afroamerikanische Gemeinden. Spirituals waren oft die musikalische Grundlage für Protestsongs, und so tauchte 1946 „We shall overcome“ zum ersten Mal auf, gesungen von streikenden Arbeitern in South Carolina, gegen die American Tobacco Company. Wenig später erschien es im „People's Songs Bulletin“, einer Sammlung von Widerstands- und Arbeiterliedern. Einer der Herausgeber war der Folksänger Pete Seeger. Ein typisches Folk-Phänomen ist auch die Vermischung verschiedener Tunes zu einem neuem. Wo und wie das genau passierte, ist meist nicht zu sagen. Jemand fängt mit einer Melodie an, ein Anderer singt eine zweite dazu, möglicherweise, funktioniert das Ganze so besser mit dem Text zusammen. „We Shall Overcome“ ist so ein Hybrid, die zweite Strophenhälfte stammt von einem anderen Gospelsong. Aber die Reise geht noch weiter: Derselbe Melodiestrang wie bei ⭐️ "O du fröhliche“ ⭐️ bzw. „We Shall Overcome“ tauchte in Amerika noch früher auf, und zwar in einer Sammlung sogenannter "Negro“- Spirituals. Darin zu finden war der Song ✊🏿 "No More Auction Block For Me“ ✊🏿 ein Song gegen die Sklaverei. Der "Auction Block“ diente als Podest, auf dem die zum Kauf angebotenen Sklaven stehen mussten, um gesehen zu werden. Auch hier spielt das ursprüngliche ⭐️ "O sanctissima“ ⭐️ eine impulsgebende Rolle. Der Song wurde wiederum an die hundert Jahre später von Bob Dylan aufgegriffen... Von ⭐️ "O du fröhliche“ ⭐️ bis ✊🏿"No More Auction Block For Me“ ✊🏿, den Kirchengemeinden Siziliens bis hin zu Bob Dylan ist es eine weite Reise, die man durchaus auch als Spiegel der fortwährenden Migrationsbewegungen von Menschen zu allen Zeiten lesen kann. Etwas, über das es sich gerade heutzutage in der Weihnachtszeit lohnt, nachzudenken...

Die Westfälischen Nachtigallen: O Du Fröhliche [1816] 1971 ⭐️ O Du Fröhliche ⭐️ O du fröhliche, o du selige Gnadenbringende Weihnachtszeit! Welt ging verloren Christ ist geboren Freue, freue dich, o Christenheit! O du fröhliche, o du selige Gnadenbringende Weihnachtszeit! Christ ist erschienen Uns zu versühnen Freue, freue dich, o Christenheit! O du fröhliche, o du selige Gnadenbringende Weihnachtszeit! Himmlische Heere Jauchzen dir Ehre Freue, freue dich, o Christenheit!

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Großartiger Mensch , auch toller Sänger und Schauspieler. Ich hatte in jungen Jahren ein Bild von ihm am Arbeitsplatz

Mary’s Boy Child is a Christmas spiritual/gospel composed by Jester Joseph Hairston in 1956, which has been covered many times and is the only one to have become a million-seller two times & in two versions: - The first successful version (& lyrics) was written by Harry Belafonte (1956) - the second by Boney M. (1978).

Boney M: Mary's Boy Child 1978 Mary's boy child, Jesus Christ, was born on Christmas Day And man will live forevermore because of Christmas Day Long time ago in Bethlehem, so the Holy Bible said Mary's boy child, Jesus Christ, was born on Christmas Day Hark, now hear the angels sing, a king was born today And man will live forevermore because of Christmas Day Mary's boy child, Jesus Christ, was born on Christmas Day While shepherds watch their flocks by night They see a bright new shining star They hear a choir sing a song, the music seemed to come from afar Hark, now hear the angels sing, a king was born today And man will live forevermore because of Christmas Day Mmh-mmh Mmh-hmm Mmh-mmh Mmh-mmh-hmm Mmh-mmh-mmh-hmm Mmh-hmm-mmh-mmh For a moment the world was aglow, all the bells rang out There were tears of joy and laughter, people shouted "Let everyone know, there is hope for all to find peace" Oh my Lord You sent Your son to save us Oh my Lord Your very self You gave us Oh my Lord That sin may not enslave us And love may reign once more Oh my Lord When in the crib they found Him Oh my Lord A golden halo crowned Him Oh my Lord They gathered all around Him To see Him and adore (this day will live forever) Oh my Lord (so praise the Lord) They had become to doubt You Oh my Lord (He is the truth forever) What did they know about You? Oh my Lord (so praise the Lord) But they were lost without You They needed You so bad (His light is shining on us) Oh my Lord (so praise the Lord) With the child's adoration Oh my lord (He is a personation) There came great jubilation Oh my Lord (so praise the Lord) And full of admiration They realized what they had (until the sun falls from the sky) Oh my Lord (oh praise the Lord) You sent Your son to save us Oh my Lord (this day will live forever) Your very self You gave us Oh my Lord (so praise the Lord)

Harry Belafonte was born in the New York City borough of Harlem to immigrants from the Caribbean islands of Martinique & Jamaica. When his mother returned to Jamaica in 1935, he followed her and lived with his grandparents in Kingston until 1942, when he returned to the U.S. In the mid-1940s, he left high school to serve in the U.S. Navy. Belafonte was evidently true to his Caribbean roots, as they catapulted him to fame, and his mother's interest and love for Garveyism laid the foundation for his own activism. Harry Belafonte joined the civil rights movement in the 1950s. He became one of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s closest confidants. Over the years, he organized demonstrations, raised money, and donated from his own resources to sustain the movement's activities. Belafonte was the first black American to win an Emmy Award, doing so for his first solo television special, "Tonight with Belafonte." Although best known for calypso, Belafonte recorded in many other genres, including blues and jazz.

Mary’s Boy Child is a Christmas spiritual composed by Jester Joseph Hairston in 1956, which has been covered many times & is the only one to have become a million-seller two times & in two versions: - The first successful version (& lyrics) was written by Harry Belafonte (1956), - the second by Boney M. (1978).

Harry Belafonte: Mary’s Boy Child 1956 Long time ago in Bethlehem So the Holy Bible say Mary's boy child, Jesus Christ Was born on Christmas day Hark, now hear the angels sing A new king born today And man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day Trumpets sound and angels sing Listen what they say That Man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day While shepherds watched their flocks by night Them see a bright new shining star Them hear a choir sing The music seemed to come from afar Now, Joseph and his wife, Mary Come to Bethlehem that night Them find no place to born she child Not a single room was in sight Hark, now hear the angels sing A new king born today And man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day Trumpets sound and angels sing Listen what they say That Man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day By and by, they find a little nook In a stable all forlorn And in a manger cold and dark Mary's litlle Boy was born Long time ago in Bethlehem So the Holy Bible say Mary's boy child, Jesus Christ Was born on Christmas day Hark, now hear the angels sing A new king born today And man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day Trumpets sound and angels sing Listen what they say That Man will live forevermore Because of Christmas day

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Loreena McKennitt: The Bonny Swans 1994 A farmer there lived in the north country A hey ho and me bonny o And he had daughters one, two, three The swans swim so bonny o These daughters they walked by the river's brim A hey ho and me bonny o The eldest pushed the youngest in The swans swim so bonny o Oh sister, oh sister, pray lend me your hand A hey ho and me bonny o And I will give you house and land The swans swim so bonny o I'll give you neither hand nor glove A hey ho and me bonny o Unless you give me your own true love The swans swim so bonny o Sometimes she sank, sometimes she swam A hey ho and me bonny o Until she came to a miller's dam The swans swim so bonny o The miller's daughter, dressed in red A hey ho and me bonny o She went for some water to make her bread The swans swim so bonny o O father, o daddy, here swims a swan A hey ho and me bonny o It's very like a gentle woman The swans swim so bonny o They laid her on the bank to dry A hey ho and me bonny o There came a harper passing by The swans swim so bonny o He made harp pins of her fingers fair A hey ho and me bonny o He made harp strings of her golden hair The swans swim so bonny o He made a harp of her breast bone A hey ho and me bonny o And straight it began to play alone The swans swim so bonny o He brought it to her father's hall A hey ho and me bonny o And there was the court assembled all The swans swim so bonny o He laid the harp upon the stone A hey ho and me bonny o And straight it began to play alone The swans swim so bonny o There does sit my father, the King A hey ho and me bonny o And yonder sits my mother the Queen The swans swim so bonny o And there does sit my brother Hugh A hey ho and me bonny o And by him William, sweet and true The swans swim so bonny o And there does sit my false sister Anne A hey ho and me bonny o Who drowned me for the sake of a man The swans swim so bonny o

Very inspiring, makes me think about painting again. I’m not like Freda K who could paint with pain and depression.

Oh yeah!!!!!

The Beatles: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 1967 Picture yourself in a boat on a river With tangerine trees and marmalade skies Somebody calls you, you answer quite slowly A girl with kaleidoscope eyes Cellophane flowers of yellow and green Towering over your head Look for the girl with the sun in her eyes And she's gone Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Ah Follow her down to a bridge by a fountain Where rocking horse people eat marshmallow pies Everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers That grow so incredibly high Newspaper taxis appear on the shore Waiting to take you away Climb in the back with your head in the clouds And you're gone Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Ah Picture yourself on a train in a station With plasticine porters with looking glass ties Suddenly someone is there at the turnstile The girl with the kaleidoscope eyes Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Ah Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Ah Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds Lucy in the sky with diamonds

Blondie: Accidents Never Happen 1979 No I don't believe in luck No I don't believe in circumstance no more Accidents never happen in a perfect world So I won't believe in luck I saw you walking in the dark So I slipped behind your footsteps for a while Caught you turning 'round the block Fancy meeting in a smaller world After all accidents never happen Could have planned it all Precognition in my ears Accidents never happen in a perfect world Complications disappear Now you love me I yeah I can tell I never lied I never cried And you, you knew so well Like the Magi on the hill I can divinate your presence from afar And I'll follow you until I can bring you to a perfect world Accidents never happen in a perfect world Accidents never happen

МИЛАЯ ДО ГЛУБИНЫ ДУШИ ❤ -- КРАСОТА 😊❤🎉❤❤❤ ШЕДЕВР на ВЕКА...🎉❤❤❤ УВАЖЕНИЕ ДЖЕНИФЕР и ЛЮБОВЬ ❤❤❤❤❤❤ СПАСИБО каналу ❤

A masterpiece 🤘

DORO uber alles🤘🇩🇪

Repose en paix 💔🥰

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Maravilhosa Diva 💕

Westfälische Nachtigallen: Hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht 1970 [Conny Froboess 1951] Warum schaut denn Peter auf das Barometer Was ist wohl der Grund dafür. Lieber Freund ich sag es Dir Peter meint das Wetter wäre doch viel netter Wenn's zur schönen Winterzeit draußen tüchtig schneit Na klar, Na klar Das wär' doch wunderbar Hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ja, das ist was für die Großen und die Kleinen Wenn Frau Holle ihre Betten macht Ja, dann braucht die liebe Sonne nicht zu scheinen Und bekommt die kleine Base einen Schneeball auf die Nase Machen wir ihr wieder Mut Ja dann sagen wir der Kleinen Ach, wer wird denn da gleich weinen Bis zur Hochzeit da ist alles wieder gut Hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ja das ist was für die Großen und die Kleinen Hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ist so schön, drum muss es schneien heute nacht Heute Nacht Näschen rot gefroren und so blau die Ohren Spielt die Kindesschar im Schnee Wirft den Schneeball mir Juhe! Schneeball kommt geflogen in hohem Bogen Peter, Peter gib doch Acht! Was hast du da gemacht?! Auwei, auwei! Die Scheibe ging entzwei Hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ja das ist was für die Großen und die Kleinen Wenn Frau Holle ihre Betten macht Ja dann braucht die liebe Sonne nicht zu scheinen Und bekommt die kleine Base einen Schneeball auf die Nase Machen wir ihr wieder Mut Dann sagen wir der Kleinen Ach, wer wird denn da gleich weinen Bis zur Hochzeit, da ist alles wieder gut Hei hei hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ja das ist was für die Großen und die Kleinen Hei hei hei, so eine Schneeballschlacht Ist so schön drum muss es schneien heute Nacht!

Boney M. ist eine 1974 gegründete R&B- , Funk- und Disco - Musikgruppe, die während der Disco-Ära in der zweiten Hälfte der 1970er Jahre Popularität erlangte. Die Band wurde vom deutschen Produzenten Frank Farian gegründet , der auch der Hauptsongwriter war. Die vier Mitglieder der offiziellen Besetzung der in Westdeutschland ansässigen Band waren Liz Mitchell und Marcia Barrett aus Jamaika , Maizie Williams aus Montserrat und Bobby Farrell aus Aruba. Liz und Marcia sangen mit Frank Farian alle Stimmen im Studio, während Maizie und Bobby als Tänzer für die Lifeshows dabei waren. Sie erlebten gemeinsam eine beispiellose Karriere auf dem europäischen Kontinent und UK. Einer der Höhepunkte war eine Einladung zu einem Auftritt in Moskau als erste westliche Popgruppe. Bobby Farrell starb am 30. Dezember 2010 im Alter von 61 Jahren an Herzversagen. Er hatte über Atemprobleme geklagt, nachdem er am Abend zuvor mit seiner Band aufgetreten war. Seinen letzten Auftritt hatte er in Sankt Petersburg , Russland, der Stadt, in der Rasputin berühmt und später getötet wurde. Farrell starb dort in einem Hotelzimmer, auf den Tag genau 94 Jahre nach Rasputin. Die letzten Jahre bis zu seinem Tod lebte er in Amsterdam.

Boney M. is an R&B, funk and disco music group formed in 1974 that rose to popularity during the disco era in the second half of the 1970s. The band was founded by German producer Frank Farian, who was also the main songwriter. The four members of the official line-up of the West Germany-based band were Liz Mitchell and Marcia Barrett from Jamaica, Maizie Williams from Montserrat and Bobby Farrell from Aruba. Liz and Marcia sang all the vocals in the studio with Frank Farian, while Maizie and Bobby were dancers for the live shows. They enjoyed an unprecedented career together on the European continent and UK. One of the highlights was an invitation to perform in Moscow as the first Western pop group. Bobby Farrell died of heart failure on 30 December 2010 at the age of 61. He had complained of breathing problems after performing with his band the night before. His last performance was in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the city where Rasputin became famous and later killed. Farrell died there in a hotel room, exactly 94 years after Rasputin. He lived in Amsterdam for the last few years before his death.

Boney M. is an R&B, funk and disco music group formed in 1974 that rose to popularity during the disco era in the second half of the 1970s. The band was founded by German producer Frank Farian, who was also the main songwriter. The four members of the official line-up of the West Germany-based band were Liz Mitchell and Marcia Barrett from Jamaica, Maizie Williams from Montserrat and Bobby Farrell from Aruba. Liz and Marcia sang all the vocals in the studio with Frank Farian, while Maizie and Bobby were dancers for the live shows. They enjoyed an unprecedented career together on the European continent and UK. One of the highlights was an invitation to perform in Moscow as the first Western pop group. Bobby Farrell died of heart failure on 30 December 2010 at the age of 61. He had complained of breathing problems after performing with his band the night before. His last performance was in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the city where Rasputin became famous and later killed. Farrell died there in a hotel room, exactly 94 years after Rasputin. He lived in Amsterdam for the last few years before his death.