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"Transeamus usque Bethlehem" is a well-known Christmas carol composed by J.I. Schnabel in the 17th century. The piece is written in Latin and translates to "Let Us Go to Bethlehem." It is a popular song performed during the Christmas season, particularly in Germany and other European countries. The composition features a simple and melodic structure, allowing for easy singing and audience participation. "Transeamus usque Bethlehem" captures the essence of the nativity story, inviting listeners to join in the journey to Bethlehem and celebrate the birth of Jesus.

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