1880年
後にカナダの国歌となる『オー・カナダ』が初めて歌われる。
The song 'O Canada' was first performed in 1880, later becoming Canada's national anthem.
‘O Canada’ premiered on June 24, 1880, during Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day celebrations in Quebec City.
Composer Calixa Lavallée set music to a French lyric by judge and poet Adolphe-Basile Routhier.
Originally written to honor French Canadian heritage, the anthem quickly gained popularity across Canada.
English lyrics were introduced in the early 20th century, widening its appeal among anglophone Canadians.
On July 1, 1980, ‘O Canada’ was officially adopted as the national anthem of Canada.
Today, it is sung at sporting events, ceremonies, and national celebrations, symbolizing Canadian identity.
1880年
カナダ
国歌
オー・カナダ