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Tausend Sterne sind ein Dom
Tausend Sterne sind ein Dom〔Köhler, Siegfried: ''Tausend Sterne sind ein Dom''. In: Bernd Pachnicke (ed.): ''All mein Gedanken. Deutsche Volkslieder. (Singstimme/Gitarre).'' Edition Peters, Leipzig 1980, p. 420.〕 is a German Christmas song.
== History ==
The song is from the Christmas cantata of the same name for choir and instruments by German composer Siegfried Köhler. It was written after the end of World War 2 under the impression of the year 1946, in the aftermath of World War 2. In this year, Köhler had been released from war captivity due to suffering from tuberculosis. His composition of three stanzas with emotive lyrics grew into one of the best-known christmas songs of the German Democratic Republic.〔Dieter Härtwig: Köhler, Siegfried. In: Sächsische Biografie. Published by the Institute of Saxon History and Cultural Anthropology (ISGV) in Dresden.〕 Its form closely resembles that of Christian christmas music, but its lyrics mostly abandon religious references, accommodating the state atheism of the GDR. Translated into English, it is now part of Secular Solstice events.〔(A Thousand Stars ) English translation of the song〕
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