_o-tannenbaum-o-christmas-tree-brass-quintet.jpg "O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree) — brass quintet from melody tune Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 12-Nov-2012
✓ Published: 12-Nov-2012
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(Sheet music available for purchase and download at https://www.conspiritomusic.com/o-tannenbaum-o-christmas-tree-brass-quintet/)nnThe melody of “O Tannenbaum” (German – “fir tree”) is an old folk tune of uncertain origin, with lyrics written in 1824 by German organist, educator and composer Ernst Anschutz. It is not clear how the tune and text became so closely associated with Christmas, except that the custom of decorated fir trees at Christmas developed in Germany in the 15th–16th
(Sheet music available for purchase and download at https://www.conspiritomusic.com/o-tannenbaum-o-christmas-tree-brass-quintet/)nnThe melody of “O Tannenbaum” (German – “fir tree”) is an old folk tune of uncertain origin, with lyrics written in 1824 by German organist, educator and composer Ernst Anschutz. It is not clear how the tune and text became so closely associated with Christmas, except that the custom of decorated fir trees at Christmas developed in Germany in the 15th–16th
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