Just realizing how the story of the lonely goatherd mirrors the movie’s plot. The lonely goatherd (a lonely man - Captain Von Trapp) with his goat herd (his children) build a new family with a girl (Maria) who responded to his song (request for a new governess), with the girl’s mother (Reverend Mother) encouraging the girl to follow her heart
Really? I thought that they were shooting the kids with the puppet rods from below then cutting the scene and shooting the puppets moved by pro puppeteers offscreen.
It's amazing that this show-stopper is technically the most challenging song in the movie -- and absolutely breathtakingly performed! Julie Andrews has never been equalled!
I agree with you. The worse part (for me) was when I heard she can’t sing again due to voice probs/surgery. But it is so good to have her voice live on in this film and Mary Poppins and many other films she’s been in.
Indeed, this is the kind of scene that doesn't necessarily move the story forward. But showing the characters just spending time with each other (putting on a puppet show, in this instance) draws us the audience into their world and allows us to care about them all the more when the story moves forward.
This Maria! She brilliantly sings, dances, plays musical instruments, sews beautiful clothes, performs with marrionettes, teaches children, tames the household, charms the dad and worships the Lord! You cannot solve her, she's a genius!
Foi e sempre será em homenagem ao grande musical de Noviça rebelde, talvez ninguém acredite na minha história, mas já assisti ao filma mais de 80 vezes.
I think it’s really amazing that they managed to control so many marionettes at the same time without tangling the strings. That couldn’t have been easy to do
I was 8 in 1965 in Luton when my Nan took me to see The Sound Of Music. I was so enthralled I begged to be taken back a week later and my grandad got roped in, best times.
Do you thought Avatar was cringy? Jungle book remake? Lion king? Dude, don't discredit something just because you don't like it, and less with something that has absolutly nothing to do with it.
@@hatsunemikuchannel2023 I don't think they were that creepy. The Prince was a perfect smug boss. Mama was a perfect pushy mother. The other ones were just cute.
LYRICS: High on a hill was a lonely goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Folks in a town that was quite remote heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Lusty and clear from the goatherd's throat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo O ho lay dee odl lee o, o ho lay dee odl ay O ho lay dee odl lee o, lay dee odl lee o lay A prince on the bridge of a castle moat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Men on a road with a load to tote heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Men in the midst of a table d'hote heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Men drinking beer with the foam afloat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo One little girl in a pale pink coat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo What a duet for a girl and goatherd Maria and the Children: Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Ummm (ummm) Odl lay ee (odl lay ee) Odl lay hee hee (odl lay hee hee) Odl lay ee Yodeling One little girl in a pale pink coat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hoo hoo She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hmm hmm What a duet for a girl and goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Happy are they lay dee olay dee lee o Yodeling Soon the duet will become a trio Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Odl lay ee, old lay ee Odl lay hee hee, odl lay ee Odl lay odl lay, odl lay odl lee, odl lay odl lee Odl lay odl lay odl lay Hoo!
The scene, puppets, children, Maria, are absolutely adorable. But the song is musically a masterpiece! Full of detail, layers, and punctuation -and performed just perfectly!
Yes, I was just marveling that having been introduced to this film 40 years ago as a preteen, having watched it various times per year since, only today did it occur to me that no way in the world could the kids have owned all those puppets, much less made all the scenery and learned to do the incredibly complicated movements, and so forth. Yes, other commenter, we get that it's a movie, but we're just amused by the thought of not even questioning that within the logic of the movie.
If one goes back to this part of the film, the scene ends with one of the children asking their "Uncle Max" if they can keep the "puppets" to which Uncle Max responded "Of course, I already told Professor _____ (presumably the previous owner/creator) and why else did I send the bill to your Father." With that dialogue it has been established that the whole marionette set was lent (or they may have rented it) to the Von Trapp children and Fraulein Maria via funny Uncle Max. Though it is true that it does look quite impressive to us viewers for all of the children to ably "handle" the puppets and change of backdrop scenery with ease and synchronicity in movement, given the young children's ages, I think it is at this point that the crerators of the movie hope to rely on the audience's imagination - since it was presented that a decent amount of time have supposedly lapsed between the scene prior and the Goatherd scene, then it can be presumed that the Governess and children had enough time to practice from the time they got the marionette set until actual presentation. It also helps that Maria is shown to make gestures to remind the kids on what to do next for the entire presentation. So sorry but NO, the "Sound of Music" never presented the idea that the Von Trapp kids owned and created the marionette set (puppets & scenery) nor had the story make us believe they were highly talented puppeteers.
@@tejaswoman In case you weren't aware, it's called "willing suspension of disbelief" and is a major component of well-written and expertly-peformed theater, television, and motion picture. If the subject and script are crap, and the actors are second-rate, all we can think about is how bad it is, but when it's as perfect as this is, we subconsciously permit ourselves to wonder at the story, the characters, and the action, without thinking about details. It's a mark of intelligence and sophistication to be able to do this. Only dull, uneducated, ignorant cretins care about "it's a movie"....
OMG!!! We who were alive back then learned from this. The entire score taught us all the basics. This cast knocked it out of the park for all of eternity!! Especially noticeable here is little Angela belting out octaves like a true Austrian. Just incredible how Julie led this team! Cheers!
I am from Austria and we literally grew up watching puppets like these on TV or even live. Puppet theaters were really popular, especially Kasperl 😍 sadly this tradition is going away 😔
I feel that there's a puppet revival happening, in the UK at least. I've noticed there's more and more puppetry now than there was, say 10 years ago. Let's hope we keep the momentum going! ❤
@@charlottereadcreativewell the UK also had Gerry Anderson who was behind a lot of marionette puppet tv-shows such as Stingray, Terrahawks and Thunderbirds just to me soon a few of his sci-fi series. Seriously you can’t find anything like that anymore. Nowadays kids are served animated series that are mass produced and it just doesn’t compare to the love and care that probably went into these types of shows
I love how near the end, while Maria is singing the last parts, you can see Brigitta smiling trying her hardest not to laugh like they're making her go on on purpose 😂
Innocence???? All I saw was mothers wishing their daughters would put out and mate with their male mates and create those little kid puppets. Well I guess it's natural so in a sense it is innocent. Just came off kinda sexual. But it's life. Reproduction is life. I'm gonna go be innocent. Later!
People today don’t realize that at the time this film was made Eleanor Parker (the Baroness) was the most famous to filmgoers. The other performers were mostly known for their stage work. She was cast not only for her talent but her name recognition. She was a very talented performer, several Oscar nominations, played many different roles, but sadly is most remember for her The Sound of Music. But I suppose not the worst thing to be remembered for! She does have the best lines!
After the puppet show: Baroness Schroeder: "My dear, is there anything you can't do?" Maria: "Well, I'm not sure I'll make a very good nun." Baroness: "If you have any problems, I'll be happy to help you."
I wonder have many takes it took to make that perfect scene?? Fun ... seamless... movie directing magic mixed with Oscar worthy performances. Unbelievable 😍
This cuts off before they exit the stage. But when Julie steps down she is out of breath and says Whew! This was a real reaction and kept in by Robert Wise.😊
Who else adores Julie Andrews as much as I do? She is absolutely beautiful ❤️! She came to my wedding ten years ago and it was absolutely amazing! I love and adore her so much! Love you so much Julie! I love this song but my favourite is Something Good and Edelweiss! 💜
@@dreagarcia1997 I was lucky. My husband got into contact with her and some of the other Sound Of Music cast and they all came to my wedding! It was absolutely wonderful ❤️
My sister played Maria in her school production of The Sound of Music and she said this was the most difficult song for her to perform! She did a wonderful job!
It hits different right Now rest in peace Christopher Plummer, he was a a phenomenal actor! I can't imagine how the cast of " The sound of music" must be feeling, they were such a family!
It was my favorite song and scene as a kid and it's still is. The voices. The harmonies. And this crescendo. At the end I'm flying with angels. All my body and mind shivers. Musique bring you places no words can describe.
The Talent and the Dedicated WORK that created this Supremely Uplifting artistic Masterpiece in Music And Film is astounding . Such beauty, it practically Fries my mind ...
I remember watching an interview with the cast years later and Nicholas Hammond who played Friedrich admitted he had a huge crush on Julie Andrews while they were filming the movie. At 2:51 and 2:54 the way he’s looking at her really gives it away 😂
Thank you! This gives me great joy in a society which is unfortunately becoming more and more joyless, fearful and hypochondriacal by the day. I listen to this over and over every day and i love it !
I love how near the end, while Maria is singing the last parts, you can see Brigitta smiling trying her hardest not to laugh like they're making her go on on purpose 😂
Watching this is just so heart warming. Julie Andrews & co, are just so fabulous! Even to this day, it retains an innocence & deep charm about it & just offers a glimpse as to how to have fun without "modern tech". Personally i'd take the more simple yesteryear over today.
The yodeling here from sound of musc refreshers my love of the Swiss people What a beautiful and wonderful way to celebrate life and bring joy and laughter as well as magic with the accompanying puppets well done Julie
So many little things that bring me back: the goat's tails wag, the Baroness always looks to the Captain to see how to react, the way Maria elbow-nudges Briggita, and Gretel's genuine captivation with the puppets.
It is wonderful that the brilliant marionette artistry of Bil and Cora Baird was featured and preserved for all time so beautifully in this tremendous film.
The Sound of Music is one of my favorite movies. It has a Beauty and a Magic about it that very few contemporary movies possess. It is an uncopyable, irreplaceable classic...
As a kid I was scared to death of puppets but this was a scene I used to rewind over and over and over again! I just had to come back and see it again. It’s downright adorable.
I am Japanese. I watered this movie when I was 14 years old. I was moved and saw it 10 times. I am on the path to becoming a Psychological counselor today from the sensitivity I received in this movie...Thank you very much......
I'm 64. I just watched this for the God only knows how many times again last night. I have seen The Sound of Music in the theater twice and even still after the show, I can't get those wonderul tunes out of my head. Throughout the years I haveenjoyed so many different genres of music. Definitely went through the rock scene from the 60s through the latelys. lol AS WELL AS everything in between including country and soft rock. But this type of music, as is msot music from Broadway theaters, is story telling and engaging. People who don't listen to the many styles of music and keep themselves closed minded to one or two genres are really missing out. It's sad really.
Just realizing how the story of the lonely goatherd mirrors the movie’s plot. The lonely goatherd (a lonely man - Captain Von Trapp) with his goat herd (his children) build a new family with a girl (Maria) who responded to his song (request for a new governess), with the girl’s mother (Reverend Mother) encouraging the girl to follow her heart
Great catch!!!
The sacred and the propane.
Omg you’re a genius!!!!!
Never thought of that !
I just got that!! So true.
Except that the real life Maria wasn't in love with Captain von Trapp. She married him for the children.
I read how the kids and Julie actually spent 3 months learning how to do this scene; marionette puppets, singing & everything❣️
I remember Julie Andrews in interview it was an really difficult scene to do.
I am glad she did it and i am glad they left it in its amazing
Really? I thought that they were shooting the kids with the puppet rods from below then cutting the scene and shooting the puppets moved by pro puppeteers offscreen.
@@yorgunsamuray They did; I just read it in Wikipedia. It's still an incredibly charming scene
dear Renee . the puppetery was mainly done by famed puppeteers bil and Cora Baird . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .
Does anyone else want Julie Andrews to live forever??
I would but I don't think that would be even possible
When you remind me that she will die eventually 👀
Thanks for putting that in my mind😑😭
Yeah I do
Meeeeee
1:28 is my fav part because of how Julie laughs at herself because she sings the first line so goofy. It’s adorable and I replay it too much.
How you even noticed just a minute detail is beyond me, but I'm SO glad you did
@@joeasberry6014I always thought she laughed because she felt so proud of the goatherd during that part of the story.
It's amazing that this show-stopper is technically the most challenging song in the movie -- and absolutely breathtakingly performed! Julie Andrews has never been equalled!
I agree. The tuning and vocal agility are really second to none!
@@gooberwench The marionette work is great too!
No one will ever be a match to Julie's voice, no one. She is Divine ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I agree with you. The worse part (for me) was when I heard she can’t sing again due to voice probs/surgery. But it is so good to have her voice live on in this film and Mary Poppins and many other films she’s been in.
Yep
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Best musical since Wizard of Oz!
Greetings from Mary Poppins😎..I recognized this beautiful voice directly🙏
This scene is the kind that could so easily have been cut from the final movie. I'm glad they left it in. It's pure charm.
Indeed, this is the kind of scene that doesn't necessarily move the story forward. But showing the characters just spending time with each other (putting on a puppet show, in this instance) draws us the audience into their world and allows us to care about them all the more when the story moves forward.
One of my favorite scenes and songs of this movie!
@@lisamcbride8921 same!
I'm glad they didn't. It's quite character-building for the captain, showing us how much fun he's now having interacting with his children.
That’s because, back then, Hollywood didn’t give a shit about long runtimes.
Julie Andrews will always be a legend. She's incredibly talented.
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Oh my gosh yes!!! I am such a huge fan of Julie Andrews! I own all her books and her movies!! I love you Julie Andrews!
Really true
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How lucky I was to be born during a time that was so innocent and full of magic and music!
...right after WWII and the Holocaust? You sure?
Goodness, Julie's singing in arpeggios is amazing
My absolute favorite song for that very reason!
I liked her trills during the Chirri Bim Bim part of the Jewish Wedding Song in “Thoroughly Modern Millie”.
@@GameAholicsVideoIt's my favorite as well,for just that reason!
Never noticed that, thank you!
This Maria! She brilliantly sings, dances, plays musical instruments, sews beautiful clothes, performs with marrionettes, teaches children, tames the household, charms the dad and worships the Lord! You cannot solve her, she's a genius!
It's not far removed from her Mary Poppins role when you think about it. Performing miracles with the help of supernatural forces.
Foi e sempre será em homenagem ao grande musical de Noviça rebelde, talvez ninguém acredite na minha história, mas já assisti ao filma mais de 80 vezes.
@@geoffrjjjjjjj Mary Poppins was a witch.
@@Prancer1231 you are a witch hater!
I think she gave the captain a baby every year he came marching home.
I love how the girl's mom immediately approves of her loving the goatherd.
Because why not
same.
@@toilet7970
These days, would approve a man with status and/or money.
It's good steady work, always need goats for wool and meat and milk.
@@hellacoorinna9995yes haha, to be a goatherd!!
No CGI. No wonder it is still awesome 50 yrs after its been made.
It's 54 years old
Why would it need CGI
Jenial
and the remastered quality is amazing
aus cent CGI wasn’t invented
As a child I was captivated by this song - and still today it brings such warmth and joy.
I think it’s really amazing that they managed to control so many marionettes at the same time without tangling the strings. That couldn’t have been easy to do
Me too ❤
I was 8 in 1965 in Luton when my Nan took me to see The Sound Of Music. I was so enthralled I begged to be taken back a week later and my grandad got roped in, best times.
Imagine the cringy CGI that would be used today to recreate this scene. You can't top the original. What a classic.
Do you thought Avatar was cringy? Jungle book remake? Lion king? Dude, don't discredit something just because you don't like it, and less with something that has absolutly nothing to do with it.
@@moonbeeps Your eyes are cringy...so is your taste in cinema.
@@aglayamajorem9546 Very mature comment.
moonbeeps no need to be rude
@@brookielad79 The other dude was being rude, not him.
i like how Gretel affirmed the prince puppet before she pushed him out there like, “you’re gonna kill it out there, bro”
Why am I picturing her saying that? 😂
@@krausfamily4491 I DID THAT HAHA
Those puppets were so creepy, but, the people who worked on this movie were so talented! 😊😊🥰🥰🤗🤗
@@hatsunemikuchannel2023 I don't think they were that creepy. The Prince was a perfect smug boss. Mama was a perfect pushy mother. The other ones were just cute.
Time stamp: 0:48
LYRICS:
High on a hill was a lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Folks in a town that was quite remote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Lusty and clear from the goatherd's throat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
O ho lay dee odl lee o, o ho lay dee odl ay
O ho lay dee odl lee o, lay dee odl lee o lay
A prince on the bridge of a castle moat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men on a road with a load to tote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Men in the midst of a table d'hote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men drinking beer with the foam afloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
One little girl in a pale pink coat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Maria and the Children:
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Ummm (ummm)
Odl lay ee (odl lay ee)
Odl lay hee hee (odl lay hee hee)
Odl lay ee
Yodeling
One little girl in a pale pink coat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hoo hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hmm hmm
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Happy are they lay dee olay dee lee o
Yodeling
Soon the duet will become a trio
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Odl lay ee, old lay ee
Odl lay hee hee, odl lay ee
Odl lay odl lay, odl lay odl lee, odl lay odl lee
Odl lay odl lay odl lay
Hoo!
Thanks a lot!
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Awesome thanks
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Impressive
The scene, puppets, children, Maria, are absolutely adorable. But the song is musically a masterpiece! Full of detail, layers, and punctuation -and performed just perfectly!
Showed this to my 5 year old. I loved watching his face. Just mesmerized.
Good for you. Kids need to be exposed to classics like this.
The Sound of Music is one of the best ever movies.
@@simontheshortsguy i- bruh the sound of music is a classic musical sure its not quite the best but it is a great movie overall.
@@simontheshortsguy Don't behave like a child. Everyone's entilted to their own opinion.
@@simontheshortsguy If you don't like it, that's fine.
Just don't attack everyone else for liking it, sheesh.
@@simontheshortsguy can u shut up please
@@simontheshortsguy Who are you???
The sound of music is the best movie of all times for so many people I know...
I always liked the baroness. She seemed so cool and trying. But she could not compete with the nun here.
She didn't even try with the kids. She was going to ship them off to boarding school.
I'm not the nun! FLO..lol
musicaltheatergeek79 nah that never happened in the original musical
You should look up the meaning of the adjective "trying" because it doesn't mean what you think it does.
No one can compete with Dame Julie Andrews. They deign to try. 😊😍
I teared up listening to this for the first time. Julie Andrews brings me to a place havent been. 😭
My friend is obsessed with Julie Andrews! And when I mean obsessed, I mean she sceeams every time she sees Julie Andrews😆
Me to
I watch this movie with a box of Kleenex every time!
I cry every time I sing this song 😂
Julie Andrew’s voice was so beautiful! I can only dream of singing like her.
My brain doesn’t let me dream of that, it’s like “come on now, Maria Callas is as much as I can do”
2:00 the voice leading here brings me to tears. Julie’s voice soaring as the descant, the parts are so beautifully weaved. 🥹😭
With Irwin Kostal running his way up the scale, cresting at Julie's highest note.
Rest In Peace Christopher, you’ll never be forgotten ❤️❤️
Aw yes I miss him
:(
What happed
@@Laylagouda707 he died?
@@yuyi5477 who died
So not only can the von Trapp kids sing, they're also master-level marionettists?
Its a movie
Yes, I was just marveling that having been introduced to this film 40 years ago as a preteen, having watched it various times per year since, only today did it occur to me that no way in the world could the kids have owned all those puppets, much less made all the scenery and learned to do the incredibly complicated movements, and so forth. Yes, other commenter, we get that it's a movie, but we're just amused by the thought of not even questioning that within the logic of the movie.
If one goes back to this part of the film, the scene ends with one of the children asking their "Uncle Max" if they can keep the "puppets" to which Uncle Max responded "Of course, I already told Professor _____ (presumably the previous owner/creator) and why else did I send the bill to your Father." With that dialogue it has been established that the whole marionette set was lent (or they may have rented it) to the Von Trapp children and Fraulein Maria via funny Uncle Max. Though it is true that it does look quite impressive to us viewers for all of the children to ably "handle" the puppets and change of backdrop scenery with ease and synchronicity in movement, given the young children's ages, I think it is at this point that the crerators of the movie hope to rely on the audience's imagination - since it was presented that a decent amount of time have supposedly lapsed between the scene prior and the Goatherd scene, then it can be presumed that the Governess and children had enough time to practice from the time they got the marionette set until actual presentation. It also helps that Maria is shown to make gestures to remind the kids on what to do next for the entire presentation.
So sorry but NO, the "Sound of Music" never presented the idea that the Von Trapp kids owned and created the marionette set (puppets & scenery) nor had the story make us believe they were highly talented puppeteers.
@@romannddeguia4317 longest reply to a comment ever.
@@tejaswoman In case you weren't aware, it's called "willing suspension of disbelief" and is a major component of well-written and expertly-peformed theater, television, and motion picture. If the subject and script are crap, and the actors are second-rate, all we can think about is how bad it is, but when it's as perfect as this is, we subconsciously permit ourselves to wonder at the story, the characters, and the action, without thinking about details. It's a mark of intelligence and sophistication to be able to do this. Only dull, uneducated, ignorant cretins care about "it's a movie"....
I loved Briggita’s voice when she sang. It really matched the songs vibe(?)
FACTS‼️‼️‼️
100%. Brigitta’s my favorite character.
Angela Cartwright could really yodel well!
her yodel was so good
Yass! She's the only one who even attempted to yodel.
Julie’s crisp, clear, perfect voice…unbelievable!
2:12 yep
@Kavi_Sedal: Crisp/clear is a perfect description! Could not have been said better!
OMG!!! We who were alive back then learned from this. The entire score taught us all the basics. This cast knocked it out of the park for all of eternity!! Especially noticeable here is little Angela belting out octaves like a true Austrian. Just incredible how Julie led this team!
Cheers!
Movie magic. Julie Andrews voice is so beautiful, and her performance in this movie is among the greats ever.
So true
It was boring than still is.
@@leonardhughes4521 what so you mean?
@@nevaehrm lovely songs lovely photo.guess its an excellent film it did get me through Catholic grade school during the 1970s era.
@@leonardhughes4521 oh ok
I am from Austria and we literally grew up watching puppets like these on TV or even live. Puppet theaters were really popular, especially Kasperl 😍 sadly this tradition is going away 😔
I feel that there's a puppet revival happening, in the UK at least. I've noticed there's more and more puppetry now than there was, say 10 years ago. Let's hope we keep the momentum going! ❤
I didn't know that! That adds so much to this scene!
@@charlottereadcreativewell the UK also had Gerry Anderson who was behind a lot of marionette puppet tv-shows such as Stingray, Terrahawks and Thunderbirds just to me soon a few of his sci-fi series. Seriously you can’t find anything like that anymore. Nowadays kids are served animated series that are mass produced and it just doesn’t compare to the love and care that probably went into these types of shows
These particular puppets are in an Art Museum in a tiny town in Iowa.
Absolutely breathtaking.
who could ever give these songs thumbs down. Love you Julie Andrews.
Someone who hadnt lived this as a child 🙄
@@katmanduxo-qs8zy or an ignorant filth
@@katmanduxo-qs8zy hahahah😆
@@elsaesteves 😂
Actually, my mother loves this movie but really hates this song. Don't hate, I like the song.
My grandma introduced me to this movie in the mid 90s. Still one of my favorite musical films
I love how near the end, while Maria is singing the last parts, you can see Brigitta smiling trying her hardest not to laugh like they're making her go on on purpose 😂
Most people: I can't wait for covid to be over so we can get back to normal.
Me on day 186 of quarantine: Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo!
You made me laugh so hard. Thank you!
@@ruthtamasan579 ikr
😅😂🤣😂😅
Yes!! I'm watching this tonight I need some good singing music!
Is this comment still true
THIS IS MY FAVORITE MUSICAL LIKE OMG MY CHILDHOOD💛💛
Me too..it reminds my childhood and my freinds..
Matherese Flor ikr
Its been my favorite movie since i was about 4 and it still is (im 12)"
Same
Yes, I grew up watching it.
This has got to be my absolute favorite part of the movie.
I love this too, but my fav is edelweiss
👍
@@raylawes8938 Edelweiss is a beautiful song 😍 and a beautiful flower too🤭
Same here! I vividly remember begging my grandparents to rewind our vhs tape to this scene again and again and again...
Me too!!
Sound of Music is best musical ever and don't come at me with your singing in the rain.
I saw the movie twice with my mom in downtown Seattle at the Music Box Theater on 5th Avenue. Still one of my all time favorites.
innocence and creativity
Innocence???? All I saw was mothers wishing their daughters would put out and mate with their male mates and create those little kid puppets. Well I guess it's natural so in a sense it is innocent. Just came off kinda sexual. But it's life. Reproduction is life. I'm gonna go be innocent. Later!
Time Travel MM wTf? ITS A KIDS MOVIE!
@@timetravelmm3042 im sorry what-
@@timetravelmm3042 dude stfu
@@timetravelmm3042 i- this was just an innocent puppet show your looking too much into it
Listening to this whilst travelling to Salzburg on the train from Munich what joy!! How lucky am I?? 😀
Such a classic, yet timeless film! It only gets better with age!
Holly Z Ironically, that's true, since it was filmed on 70mm film which is basically 4K, so once it comes out on 4K Blu-ray it will look even better.
This has always been my favorite song. It just seemed so complicated, but Julie Andrews made it almost appear effortless
Yes, so relevant even today in 2020!🥰
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My fav part is that after the movie julie met the real maria con trapp and she gave her pointers on yodelling
I'm watching in 2024
Me too.
I watching with my grandchildren who are totally captivated!
Soon we all need to flee another country
it’s 2020 and i still had to come back to this classic.
Bravo les
Bravo à toi
Fell in love with this recording when was 10yrs old. Now lam 65yrs old . Very happy TH-cam was discovered.
People today don’t realize that at the time this film was made Eleanor Parker (the Baroness) was the most famous to filmgoers. The other performers were mostly known for their stage work. She was cast not only for her talent but her name recognition. She was a very talented performer, several Oscar nominations, played many different roles, but sadly is most remember for her The Sound of Music. But I suppose not the worst thing to be remembered for! She does have the best lines!
Yes she was a very talented actress and a good person too.
After the puppet show:
Baroness Schroeder: "My dear, is there anything you can't do?"
Maria: "Well, I'm not sure I'll make a very good nun."
Baroness: "If you have any problems, I'll be happy to help you."
She held a certain class and elegance- so beautiful!
If you'd like to see a musical in which Eleanor Parker plays the main character, try *Interrupted Melody* (1955).
And really very humble. Once she realized that Maria and the Captain loved each other she gracefully packed her little bags and left.
The key change near the end and the corresponding yodels are spectacular!
The Sound Of Music is one of the best family movies of all time
I wonder have many takes it took to make that perfect scene?? Fun ... seamless... movie directing magic mixed with Oscar worthy performances. Unbelievable 😍
This film is an absolute classic which never gets old. Simply one of the greatest films ever made.
My childhood just flashed before my eyes!! Loved this growing up!
This cuts off before they exit the stage. But when Julie steps down she is out of breath and says Whew! This was a real reaction and kept in by Robert Wise.😊
Here singing with my 8!months old toddler, she loves it and screaming with excitement. 😂😅
Who else adores Julie Andrews as much as I do? She is absolutely beautiful ❤️! She came to my wedding ten years ago and it was absolutely amazing! I love and adore her so much! Love you so much Julie! I love this song but my favourite is Something Good and Edelweiss! 💜
Oh wow!!! Why did she go to your wedding? She's my favourite actress!!
@@dreagarcia1997 I was lucky. My husband got into contact with her and some of the other Sound Of Music cast and they all came to my wedding! It was absolutely wonderful ❤️
@@mariasmith9460 Awwww lucky you!! So glad you had the chance to meet such a wonderful woman 💗
OMG. One of the highlights of my life was watching Sound of Music with my family when we were still complete! This is bittersweet.
Exactly the same for me too.
This is a faint memory that i had for most of my childhood. Im so happy that i finally found this again. I can die peacefully
My sister played Maria in her school production of The Sound of Music and she said this was the most difficult song for her to perform! She did a wonderful job!
Still ranks among the greatest films ever made, in my opinion.
Everyone: There are no words that rhyme with goatherd.
Hammerstein: Hold my beer with the foam afloat...
Hammerstein was an incredible lyricist, an absolute genius
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Nice. I see what you did there.
RIP Christopher Plummer!!! 😭😭😭😭
I was so sad when I heard he died 😔
@@coniloreen same. rest in peace
The sound of music was the first movie I have seen, I was 10 years old, sneaking to the cinema alone after coming from the church.
I just love it when Gretl does her little giggle it’s just so sweet and she just sooooooooooooooo ADORABLE!
It hits different right Now rest in peace Christopher Plummer, he was a a phenomenal actor! I can't imagine how the cast of " The sound of music" must be feeling, they were such a family!
It was my favorite song and scene as a kid and it's still is.
The voices. The harmonies.
And this crescendo. At the end I'm flying with angels. All my body and mind shivers. Musique bring you places no words can describe.
Amazing how many words they found that rhymed with “goatherd”
Nobody beats Julie Andrews. This is fantastic
The Talent and the Dedicated WORK that created this Supremely Uplifting artistic Masterpiece in Music And Film is astounding . Such beauty, it practically Fries my mind ...
I hope they never ever try to remake this movie....leave it be pls!!!. What a classic ❤❤❤
All scenes are my favourites, but this clearly is my most favourite. My heart feels stout watching it while reminiscing my childhood.
When I was in sixth grade the nuns took us to see THE SOUND OF MUSIC. Those were the days. And they just don't make movies like this any more.
Julie was very influential on my vocal musical tone. I am sure many others. I tend to drift her style my way. She is a beautiful artist
I remember watching an interview with the cast years later and Nicholas Hammond who played Friedrich admitted he had a huge crush on Julie Andrews while they were filming the movie. At 2:51 and 2:54 the way he’s looking at her really gives it away 😂
Best film ever.. such beautiful music.. I would watch this every year with my siblings.
I have been watching The Sound Of Music and The Wizard Of Oz since I was born and they never get old❤
I can’t believe my mom doesn’t like this movie or Julie Andrews, insane. I love this movie so much.
RIP Christopher Plummer 😔
Thank you! This gives me great joy in a society which is unfortunately becoming more and more joyless, fearful and hypochondriacal by the day. I listen to this over and over every day and i love it !
Always loved the "yodeling" counter line Julie sings at 2:06.
I love how near the end, while Maria is singing the last parts, you can see Brigitta smiling trying her hardest not to laugh like they're making her go on on purpose 😂
I can’t describe how artistic this scene is
I know it’s weird but am I the only one who had a crush on Fridrich, look at his hair I can’t-
I KNOWWW
Kurt was nothing to sneeze at, either... But you're right...
You're not the only one😂💘. I've always thought he was cute.
Def not the only
I’m sorry I have a crush on Captain Von Trapp 😅
Julie Andrews is a legend!
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This is one movie they haven't and should never remake💗
Brigitta has the PERFECT voice for this.
Watching this is just so heart warming.
Julie Andrews & co, are just so fabulous!
Even to this day, it retains an innocence & deep charm about it & just offers a glimpse as to how to have fun without "modern tech".
Personally i'd take the more simple yesteryear over today.
The best ever at the rendez-vous with Julie Andrews! Merci beaucoup from Paris France, take care.
This is one of the songs I’ve sang along to throughout my life, in my attempts to exercise my voice and become a fabulous singer! She’s so amazing
The yodeling here from sound of musc refreshers my love of the Swiss people What a beautiful and wonderful way to celebrate life and bring joy and laughter as well as magic with the accompanying puppets well done Julie
So many little things that bring me back: the goat's tails wag, the Baroness always looks to the Captain to see how to react, the way Maria elbow-nudges Briggita, and Gretel's genuine captivation with the puppets.
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Holy cow I never noticed that about Elsa...
She was SO not the one for him...
@@TFZ.True. I like how she wasn't a bad person, just not the right person for him
@@maestroh2986 Right. :)
That must have been so hard to maneuver the puppets
They had professional puppeteers.
@@allisonwood5216 The Bil Baird Marionettes, the Alpha and Omega of puppeteers.
and the scenes of the backstage!
Yes, I can't even control a Barbie 🤣
Manoeuvre 🙆🎓👓✒
It is wonderful that the brilliant marionette artistry of Bil and Cora Baird was featured and preserved for all time so beautifully in this tremendous film.
Bonobo3D: Infinitely more important is this masterpiece of euphony coordinated with the marionettes!!!
I've been following this for 40 years ... and every time I hear this number it gets better. Stunning piece of theater.
The Sound of Music is one of my favorite movies. It has a Beauty and a Magic about it that very few contemporary movies possess. It is an uncopyable, irreplaceable classic...
Today I let my 5 year old listen to this and now he wants to hear it over and over again. 😄
As a kid I was scared to death of puppets but this was a scene I used to rewind over and over and over again! I just had to come back and see it again. It’s downright adorable.
These puppets specifically are at the bottom of the uncanny valley.
Disney has always been my favorite.. Sound of Music was Always my favorite.. Chris & Julie
I am Japanese. I watered this movie when I was 14 years old. I was moved and saw it 10 times. I am on the path to becoming a Psychological counselor today from the sensitivity I received in this movie...Thank you very much......
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I'm 64. I just watched this for the God only knows how many times again last night. I have seen The Sound of Music in the theater twice and even still after the show, I can't get those wonderul tunes out of my head. Throughout the years I haveenjoyed so many different genres of music. Definitely went through the rock scene from the 60s through the latelys. lol AS WELL AS everything in between including country and soft rock. But this type of music, as is msot music from Broadway theaters, is story telling and engaging. People who don't listen to the many styles of music and keep themselves closed minded to one or two genres are really missing out. It's sad really.
Nearly 50 years since I first saw this - and it still makes me feel happier than any other song!