The musical by Rogers and Hammerstein is the source of classic songs, “Do-Re-Mi” and “My Favorite Things.” Also, of course, the titular, “The Sound of Music.” ...

Julie Andrews famously performed most of “My Favorite Things” in The Sound of Music. Several of the child actors from the film sang parts of the song as well.

In 1965’s The Sound of Music, a thunderstorm sends the spooked von Trapp children into the room of their new governess, Fräulein Maria (Julie Andrews), who calms them with a song about her ...

In connection to the newly released album The John Coltrane Quartet plays The Sound Of Music (Impulse!), this article describes the evolution of the song "My Favorite Things" up until the last entry ...

Get a first listen to an alternate version of 'My Favorite Things' from Rodgers & Hammerstein's timeless masterpiece, The Sound of Music. This take highlights a stirring reprise by Julie Andrews ...

Houston Grand Opera will present the company’s return to live, in-person performance with My Favorite Things: Songs from The Sound of Music, a special outdoor event. The socially distanced ...

Here are a few things the musical creators, and then later filmmakers, changed about “The Sound of Music.” 1. The Title Was Originally Called 'Love Song' ...

A: “My Favorite Things” was first introduced in the Broadway production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music” in 1959.

'The Sound of Music,' 60 this year, is one of the most successful films of all time. It also marked a cultural crossroads.

"The Sound of Music" is either a musical lover's go-to musical or it's secretly a macho dude's favorite movie. There is a lot ...

Step inside rehearsals for the upcoming North American tour of The Sound of Music. Cast members Cayleigh Capaldi, Christiane Noll, and more gave BroadwayWorld an inside look at 'Do-Re-Mi' and 'My ...

5 It Wasn’t Originally Considered a Christmas Movie Though The Sound of Music is closely associated with Christmas and the holiday season these days, it isn’t technically a Christmas film.