Wer singt Süßer die Glocken nie klingen?

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Sweeter the bells never ring
than at Christmas time:
S's as if angels are singing
of peace and joy' again.
As they sang in blessed night,
as she sang in blessed night.
Bells with holy sound,
sounds along the earth! Oh, when the bells ring,
she quickly hears the Christ Child;
Does himself swing from heaven then
hastily down to earth'.
Bless the father, the mother, the child,
blesses the father, the mother, the child.
Bells with holy sound,
sounds along the earth! Blade with a lovely sound
across the seas,
that all enjoy themselves
Happy Christmas.
Everybody cheers with wonderful singing,
all cheering with beautiful singing.
Bells with holy sound,
sounds along the earth!

Christmas Carol

(English)

The bells never sound sweeter
Than at Christmas-time:
It's as if angels would sing
again of peace and joy,
How they sang at blessed night!
How they sang at blessed night!
Little bells with their holy ringing,
The earth chimes along!

Oh, when the bells ring out,
As soon as the Christ child hears them,
He swings from the sky
Hastily down to earth.
He blesses the father, the mother, the child
He blesses the father, the mother, the child.
Little bells with their holy ringing,
The earth chimes along!

It chimes with a sweet sound
Far across the seas,
So that all will take delight in
The blessed Christmas-time.
All rejoice with beautiful song,
All rejoice with beautiful song,
Little bells with their holy ringing,
The earth chimes along!

Wer hat Süßer die Glocken nie klingen geschrieben?

Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger

Woher kommt das Lied Süßer die Glocken nie klingen?

Der Theologe und Lehrer Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger (1816-1890) ließ den Text des Liedes, den er verfasst hatte, erstmalig in der Sammlung Liederstrauß von Bernhard Brähmig veröffentlichen.

Wie endet der erste Satz des bekannten Weihnachtslied Süsser die Glocken nie?

Das Lied beginnt mit der Feststellung »Süßer die Glocken nie klingen« und jede der drei Strophen endet mit der Aufforderung: »Glocken mit heiligem Klang, klinget die Erde entlang! «