This was my Grandmas favorite movie. Growing up as a kid I didn’t really appreciate it. Now I do. She passed away last week at 93 due to COVID 19. This song will always remind me of her. Good bye sweet Maggi.
So sad to hear that she lost her precios singing voice a few years ago due to using it so much and some damage in her vocal pipes. So glad she made such good memories with her voice and shared her talent with the world while it lasted ❤️
1965 I remember being 10 years old, sitting in the big cushy seats in the theater and seeing the wide screen project this majestic beauty, the pristine voice of Julie Andrews and the dynamic orchestra. Unforgettable.
Twelve or so years of age here, in the plush red seats of the Royal Theatre in the small Nova Scotian town of my parents' postwar exile, in 1965 or 1966. (It took a long time for blockbuster films to get as far as the Royal Theatre, in the so-slow Canadian distribution network.) Now exile is over, and yet the song remains as good as ever. - (signed) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
I am 10- born 2010.. I LOVE movies in the early 1900s.. My favorite movie so far! Can you please recommend any others for me? I'd love to learn about your time!
@@lumiere1286 How good of you to write. A fine film depicting 1920s and 1930s life, in a way free of pretence, and perhaps in some ways suitable for a child even while directed to an audience of grown-ups, is the 1944 UK Tehnicolor film "This Happy Breed". You can find that film through the RUclips search engine. It is also helpful to look in RUclips for old black-and-white films, such as "London Belongs to Me", and for the early work of Alfred Hitchcock. Of course reading is still more beneficial than film! A still better friend than the screen is the library. :-) - (signed) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
Well, thanks not only to Julie but to screenwriter Ernest Lehman, even though the characters of Mary Poppins & Maria seem similar on paper, the way Andrew portrays and her underlying character motivation is so different from Poppins that i hardly ever think of the 2 as similar
I thought I heard Christopher Plummer’s name mentioned a few times recently. I was hoping this wasn’t the reason why. He will be missed very much by so many people, including me. I can still remember seeing The Sound of Music in a re-release to theaters c. 1973. I was so fortunate to see it on one, huge, Wide Screen in a large theater right down the road from where I lived. Julie Andrews was so beautiful and funny. And that VOICE. I loved her. But, by the end of that film, I was in love with Christopher Plummer. Tall. Dark hair. Stern, serious face, but when he smiled, a mischievous grin. The suits. SO handsome. He had beautiful hands. And the fingers of both hands would fidget a little as he walked. That fascinated me. I will NEVER forget that. I imitated that fidgeting for a while after I saw that film. Over many years I saw him many times. He played heroes, villains and ordinary men, all with the same ease. Yeah, I will miss him a lot.
When I 1st saw the sound of music I was in 2nd grade was the best movie in the world When I heard that Christopher Plummer died I was so sad I'm glad Julie Andrews is still alive
No film can ever achieve the same level of success in my opinion. I've been watching this film since childhood (early 90s). I'm 29 now and still watch it with the same level of enthusiasm.
I agree with you, this movie hit many important topics and is beautiful from the scenery to the music. I'm always so excited to watch it and it is one of my favorite films. but im only 16 what do i know lol
The whimsy in this is stunning. I wish I could feel the grace that Julie Andrews felt in the mountains. Her voice paired with the scenery makes me dream that I can one day run through the mountains tops in perfect weather and feel the wind carry my soul to a happier place.
It's so carefree and blissful! Yes, the music pairs beautifully with the setting. I wish I could go there someday. Although funnily enough, during shooting it wasn't perfect weather. It was actually quite cold, and it rains a lot in Austria so that kept making things complicated! On top of that, the wind created by helicopter they used to take the shot of her spin kept knocking her flying into the dirt every single time they shot it! But it all came together to create one of the most beautiful and memorable pieces of cinema ever 💕
I love that soaring shot of the glorious Austrian alps as the helicopter approached Julie. And then she breaks into song with her beautiful voice. I’m on the verge of tears, this is just magnificent.
They had a difficult time getting that shot. They had finished shooting all of the location scenes except that one on a Tuesday, and had planned to do the helicopter shot the next morning. Wednesday morning it was raining, so they had to call Hollywood to see if they would allow them to wait until Thursday to shoot it. They said yes. Thursday morning it was still raining, so they called Hollywood again to ask if they could shoot it the following day. They said yes, but told them if they couldn't get the shot Friday they'd have to return home without getting that shot. Friday morning it was no longer raining, and they got that famous shot. The downdraft from the helicopter knocked Julie Andrews down a few times when the helicopter got close to her as they were filming multiple takes.
The hills are alive with the sound of music With songs they have sung for a thousand years The hills fill my heart with the sound of music My heart wants to sing every song it hears My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds That rise from the lake to the trees My heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies From a church on a breeze To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over Stones on its way To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray I go to the hills when my heart is lonely I know I will hear what I’ve heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I’ll sing once more
Every time I watch it I am re-amazed at just how good every single bit of it is: fabulous acting, due in part to superb casting choices, the music! (and my favorite song is "Climb Every Mountain", which is almost never sung in concert), the choreography, not just the scenery but the way it is used, the opening sequence, the closing sequence, and overall superb direction. I'm so glad Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer played the leads - no one else could have come close to their acting ability in these demanding roles, much less matched Dame Julie's vocal ability.
I’m fifteen. When I was four years old, my aunt played this for me on her projector. Last summer she had a stroke following a surgery she had just had. Less than a week ago she died in her sleep at the rehabilitation clinic. Thank you for playing this for me. Rest In Peace Aunt Debbie🙏🏼😭🕉✝️
the scenery , her voice and her looks .... i really cant find a word to describe it . i just wish i could witness something as perfect as this irl one day .
Fly to Salzburg, Austria, get on one of the Sound of Music tours and you will live it. I just did it 2 days ago and my head is still in the clouds...literally! Best wishes.
I always get chills listening to this. It’s a timeless sort of sweet piece of music that everyone remembers hearing as a child. The way Miss Andrews sings “I go to the hills when my heart gets lonely...” always tears me up. So many emotions. Triumph, confidence, sadness, nostalgia, hope, joy. Masterful Art. Thank you Rodgers and Hammerstein..
The hills are alive with the sound of music With songs they have sung for a thousand years The hills fill my heart with the sound of music My heart wants to sing every song it hears My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds that rise from the lake to the trees My heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies from a church on a breeze To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over stones on its way To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray I go to the hills when my heart is lonely I know I will hear what I've heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I'll sing once more
This is probably the most majestic and phenomenal musical of all time and given that a lot of the main actors have passed, means that another movie of this quality will never be recreated. RIP all those who have left us and thank you for something that will last forever or at least as long as I survive,
"Oh there is a blessing in this gentle breeze That blows from the green fields and from the clouds and from the sky it beats against my cheek, and seems half-conscious of the joy it gives." (Wordsworth)
1. You'll be lucky - it rains a LOT in that part of Europe! 2. That hillside isn't even in Austria! See ruclips.net/video/Ic85tj5OFHg/видео.html, about 6 minutes in.
The hills are alive with the sound of music With songs, they have sung for a thousand years The hills fill my heart with the sound of music My heart wants to sing every song it hears (Every song that it hears) My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds That rise from the lake to the trees (to the trees) My heart wants to sigh like a chime That flies from a church on a breeze To laugh like a brook when it trips And falls over stones on its way (on its way) To sing through the night Like a lark who is learning to pray I go to the hills when my heart is lonely I know I will hear what I've heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I'll sing once more
[Verse 1] The hills are alive with the sound of music With songs they have sung for a thousand years The hills fill my heart with the sound of music My heart wants to sing every song it hears My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds that rise from the lake to the trees [Verse 2] My heart wants to sigh like the chime that flies from a church on a breeze To laugh like a brook as it trips and falls over stones on its way To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to prey I go to the hills when my heart is lonely I know I will hear what I've heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I'll sing once more [Verse 3] To laugh like a brook as it trips and falls over stones on its way To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to prey I go to the hills when my heart is lonely I know I will hear what I've heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I'll sing once more
I like to think my Nana her introducing me to this movie it is one of my favorites, rest in peace to my Nana, not only did you introduced me to the wonder of the sound of music, but you introduce me to musical theater. Thank you for that..
Someone said this in another video, but it’s just amazing how clear she says every word while singing. You can understand EVERY word she sings! This is called “voice diction”, and her voice diction is incredible! On top of that, her voice is beautiful and surprisingly powerful :)
Actually, I don't think she's at her most beautiful in this part - I think the Laendler scene (traditional Austrian folk dance) in the garden with the captain is where she's at her best.
Brilliant film julie andrews is fabulous in this. My mum and i took my sister and I to the cinema to see this film when we were younger. All the songs are great . I fancied Christopher Plummer in this . Brilliant film .
This performance demonstrates just how talented and professional Julie Andrews was! The performance is so polished you are led to believe she has performed it for a lifetime!
RIP Christopher Plummer. I will say this about The Sound of Music: As a young boy, it was my first experience of seeing a couple break up--that is, between the Captain and the Baroness (the blonde). I was struck with how "amiable" it was although with a felt tension, AND they avoided eye contact. The Baroness seemed more distressed with it. And I said to myself: So this is how a couple breaks up. Somewhat naive, I know, but I took it for what it was worth.
The Baroness did try to run her off, but once Maria comes back she knew she didn’t stand a chance. It’s sometimes better to bow out gracefully and save face than make a scene.
@@Spiderfan85 The Baroness saw what was happening before the Captain realized he was falling in love with Maria but then women are always more intuitive than us clueless guys.
I seriously hope they don’t do a remake or sequel like they did with Mary Poppins. Julie Andrews and the magic she brought with her can never be replaced.
My dad z frm uganda wen he went to London he brought this film and I enjoyed t wen I was young bt my dad passed away and wen I wat to remember I cm here to wotch this movi
I grew up with this movie every Christmas. I taped it this past Christmas and watched it yesterday. It made me smile I miss my grandparents a lot. This movie reminds me of my dad’s parents.
I remember when this was re-released to theaters back in the 70's (long before DVD's and streaming) and my mom took me to see it. Years later, on my honeymoon, we went to Salzburg where this story takes place.
For 24 years, this is the second time I watched this clip. I was 6 years old when I first watched the full movie. This brings me nostalgia. I felt like my past just happened today.
My late parents loved this movie, I grew up watching this movie (still love it), my 3 children (29, 24, & 21) love it more than I do. This movie will stand the test of time. People will see this movie 100 years from now & beyond
I just watched the movie for the first time and omg I loved it from start to finish. I have never seeing this movie until today. So damn good. I really enjoyed it. It just pulled me in. Such a good movie.
Puts me on the floor of my grandmother and grandfather’s old farm house. I had to choke down the tears this movie moved me to several times as I watched. Julia’s voice is omnipresent in my head. As is Judy Garland. As is Audrey Hepburn (tho she was not a singer so much a dancer actor) I may have been stuck in a religious bubble, but I am grateful for these peep holes of bright light vintage cinema would entrance me in. The whole world is truly alive, with The Sound of Music
One of the best and favorite movies ever to the actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten after all these years later appreciate you guys and the memories you guys rock thanks ! Joe
A treasure to the world, the music, the artist, the spirit... Thank you Julie. I'll remember your endearing vibrations on the day of the Second Coming.
The song I have confidence. I love this song . I constantly play it back just to repeat this song. The song does give me confidence and it cheers me up 😊
I loved this movie. Every opportunity I watched it. My mom bought the record with the book in it and all the songs so I learned them and became my favorite...
Truly today if only those that deny history should know what our ancestors went through to come to this country! Beautiful and so thankfully blessed I am here!
"The Sound Of Music" The hills are alive with the sound of music With songs that I sung for a thousand years The hills feel my heart with the sound of music My heart wants to sing every song it hears My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds That rises from the lake to the trees My hearts wants to sigh like a chime that flies For church on a breeze To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over Stones on its way To sing through the night like a lark Who is learning to pray I go to the hills when my hearts is lonely I know I will hear what I've heard before My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And I'll sing once more
I always get goosebumps when she starts singing. It's such an iconic moment.
Hi, I'm delighted and sad by all your comments here...this is my favorite, now I pass it to my daughter...
Thanks for the infos
Honestly.
She was actually knocked down several times by the force of the helicopter as it closed in on her.
Omg samelol6
This was my Grandmas favorite movie. Growing up as a kid I didn’t really appreciate it. Now I do. She passed away last week at 93 due to COVID 19. This song will always remind me of her. Good bye sweet Maggi.
Sending you love.
I'm sorry to hear that hopefully before her death she got to rewatch this movie one last time
Rip
Condolences. I'm sure she's happily watching you while you're watching her favorite movie.
I'm deeply sorry for you, i hope she watched this with you one last time before she passed away.
What a triumphant moment it is when Julie Andrews begins to sing...
And she was gorgeous in here...
Legend says if you look toward the Hills, she’s still singing to this day.
snowbird sadly that is not the truth because she lost her singing voice
@@snowbird1381 this this made me cry
So sad to hear that she lost her precios singing voice a few years ago due to using it so much and some damage in her vocal pipes. So glad she made such good memories with her voice and shared her talent with the world while it lasted ❤️
56 years later, this is still an extremely incredible movie
My fav
I think it is better than any movie nowadays
They’re showing it on tv rn & im watching it, havent seen it since middle school music class and i still love this movie ❤
I’ve just watched it for the first time, I can absolutely say it holds up and is able to transcend generations. What a great movie
and always will be
1965 I remember being 10 years old, sitting in the big cushy seats in the theater and seeing the wide screen project this majestic beauty, the pristine voice of Julie Andrews and the dynamic orchestra. Unforgettable.
I was in the BALCONY; the areal shots were a little scary!!---same age!!!!!!!!!!!
Twelve or so years of age here, in the plush red seats of the Royal Theatre in the small Nova Scotian town of my parents' postwar exile, in 1965 or 1966. (It took a long time for blockbuster films to get as far as the Royal Theatre, in the so-slow Canadian distribution network.) Now exile is over, and yet the song remains as good as ever. - (signed) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
I am 10- born 2010.. I LOVE movies in the early 1900s.. My favorite movie so far! Can you please recommend any others for me? I'd love to learn about your time!
@@lumiere1286 How good of you to write. A fine film depicting 1920s and 1930s life, in a way free of pretence, and perhaps in some ways suitable for a child even while directed to an audience of grown-ups, is the 1944 UK Tehnicolor film "This Happy Breed". You can find that film through the RUclips search engine. It is also helpful to look in RUclips for old black-and-white films, such as "London Belongs to Me", and for the early work of Alfred Hitchcock. Of course reading is still more beneficial than film! A still better friend than the screen is the library. :-) - (signed) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Estonia
@@toomaskarmo9435 Thank you! :D I'll definitely check these movies out . :)
Fun Fact: Julie Andrews almost turned down the role of Maria because she felt it was too similar to Mary Poppins
I am sure we are all glad she didn’t.
@@runefoonman4103 Can you imagine The Sound of Music 🎶 without Julie Andrews?
@@elijahmoe1374 ikr
I'm very glad she didn't turn the role down. Julie Andrews has one of the most beautiful voices in Film History. :)
Well, thanks not only to Julie but to screenwriter Ernest Lehman, even though the characters of Mary Poppins & Maria seem similar on paper, the way Andrew portrays and her underlying character motivation is so different from Poppins that i hardly ever think of the 2 as similar
This is probably the best film of all time. Absolutely fantastic.
i think ur right
agreee
Let's not get carried away. Cinema Paradiso is the best film of all time.
@@stringjazz2937 this is and oz.
@@stringjazz2937 I'd rather WATCH The Ten Commandments OR any Good 1960's Western movies.
Rest In Peace Christopher Plummer
Yeah…R.I.P.
I thought I heard Christopher Plummer’s name mentioned a few times recently. I was hoping this wasn’t the reason why. He will be missed very much by so many people, including me.
I can still remember seeing The Sound of Music in a re-release to theaters c. 1973. I was so fortunate to see it on one, huge, Wide Screen in a large theater right down the road from where I lived.
Julie Andrews was so beautiful and funny. And that VOICE. I loved her. But, by the end of that film, I was in love with Christopher Plummer. Tall. Dark hair. Stern, serious face, but when he smiled, a mischievous grin. The suits. SO handsome.
He had beautiful hands. And the fingers of both hands would fidget a little as he walked. That fascinated me. I will NEVER forget that. I imitated that fidgeting for a while after I saw that film.
Over many years I saw him many times. He played heroes, villains and ordinary men, all with the same ease. Yeah, I will miss him a lot.
When I 1st saw the sound of music I was in 2nd grade was the best movie in the world When I heard that Christopher Plummer died I was so sad I'm glad Julie Andrews is still alive
i didn’t know he passed, ugh. so sad :(
He lives by me my mom visits him often
No film can ever achieve the same level of success in my opinion. I've been watching this film since childhood (early 90s). I'm 29 now and still watch it with the same level of enthusiasm.
I have loved it since it showed across the street from Texas A&M in 1965.
I agree with you, this movie hit many important topics and is beautiful from the scenery to the music. I'm always so excited to watch it and it is one of my favorite films. but im only 16 what do i know lol
Beauty and the Beast comes close tho
Mary Poppins and wizard of Oz are also great. Soundtracks
It's nice that you were 29 when you write this....must have had some good upbringing to appreciate something so full and classy. Thank you
The whimsy in this is stunning. I wish I could feel the grace that Julie Andrews felt in the mountains. Her voice paired with the scenery makes me dream that I can one day run through the mountains tops in perfect weather and feel the wind carry my soul to a happier place.
It's so carefree and blissful! Yes, the music pairs beautifully with the setting. I wish I could go there someday. Although funnily enough, during shooting it wasn't perfect weather. It was actually quite cold, and it rains a lot in Austria so that kept making things complicated! On top of that, the wind created by helicopter they used to take the shot of her spin kept knocking her flying into the dirt every single time they shot it! But it all came together to create one of the most beautiful and memorable pieces of cinema ever 💕
I love that soaring shot of the glorious Austrian alps as the helicopter approached Julie. And then she breaks into song with her beautiful voice. I’m on the verge of tears, this is just magnificent.
They had a difficult time getting that shot. They had finished shooting all of the location scenes except that one on a Tuesday, and had planned to do the helicopter shot the next morning. Wednesday morning it was raining, so they had to call Hollywood to see if they would allow them to wait until Thursday to shoot it. They said yes. Thursday morning it was still raining, so they called Hollywood again to ask if they could shoot it the following day. They said yes, but told them if they couldn't get the shot Friday they'd have to return home without getting that shot. Friday morning it was no longer raining, and they got that famous shot. The downdraft from the helicopter knocked Julie Andrews down a few times when the helicopter got close to her as they were filming multiple takes.
@@tombennett3827 Yes - it rains a lot in Austria!
The hills are alive with the sound of music
With songs they have sung for a thousand years
The hills fill my heart with the sound of music
My heart wants to sing every song it hears
My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds
That rise from the lake to the trees
My heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies
From a church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over
Stones on its way
To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to pray
I go to the hills when my heart is lonely
I know I will hear what I’ve heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I’ll sing once more
Cheers!
This whole song is so beautiful and the lyrics are beyond well written 🥰
One of the greatest movies of ALL TIME! produced in an era when movies had class, had morals, had the ability to help you escape from the world.
thank god someone created this movie. it is just such a freaking masterpiece.
Every time I watch it I am re-amazed at just how good every single bit of it is: fabulous acting, due in part to superb casting choices, the music! (and my favorite song is "Climb Every Mountain", which is almost never sung in concert), the choreography, not just the scenery but the way it is used, the opening sequence, the closing sequence, and overall superb direction. I'm so glad Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer played the leads - no one else could have come close to their acting ability in these demanding roles, much less matched Dame Julie's vocal ability.
The way this was shot, the scenery, the cinematography, its all simply beautiful. And of course the most beautiful Julie Andrews.
I’m fifteen. When I was four years old, my aunt played this for me on her projector. Last summer she had a stroke following a surgery she had just had. Less than a week ago she died in her sleep at the rehabilitation clinic. Thank you for playing this for me. Rest In Peace Aunt Debbie🙏🏼😭🕉✝️
❤
This movie is what got me into singing! Now I’m high school, still doing choir. I ought to rewatch this movie, I have great memories of it.
Julie Andrews was one of my first influences as a singer as well! Keep it up! 🎼
Please take care of your health
Rest in Peace Christopher Plummer..
Yeah…R.I.P.
It was my Mammy's favourite film. I cry every time I watch it. She's watching over us now xxx
So gotta love that gorgeous scenery of the mountains combined with Julie Andrews' glorious singing. 😄
My Grandfather and I used to watch The Sound of Music together, but he passed away recently, and I miss him so much.
😢
the scenery , her voice and her looks .... i really cant find a word to describe it . i just wish i could witness something as perfect as this irl one day .
Fly to Salzburg, Austria, get on one of the Sound of Music tours and you will live it. I just did it 2 days ago and my head is still in the clouds...literally! Best wishes.
I always get chills listening to this. It’s a timeless sort of sweet piece of music that everyone remembers hearing as a child. The way Miss Andrews sings “I go to the hills when my heart gets lonely...” always tears me up. So many emotions. Triumph, confidence, sadness, nostalgia, hope, joy. Masterful Art.
Thank you Rodgers and Hammerstein..
Introducing this beautiful classic to my 5-year-old daughter. She's loving it!"
The hills are alive with the sound of music
With songs they have sung for a thousand years
The hills fill my heart with the sound of music
My heart wants to sing every song it hears
My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds
that rise from the lake to the trees
My heart wants to sigh like a chime
that flies from a church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls
over stones on its way
To sing through the night
like a lark who is learning to pray
I go to the hills when my heart is lonely
I know I will hear what I've heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I'll sing once more
This is probably the most majestic and phenomenal musical of all time and given that a lot of the main actors have passed, means that another movie of this quality will never be recreated. RIP all those who have left us and thank you for something that will last forever or at least as long as I survive,
This NEVER gets old!
I was raised by a wonderful father and mother who taught me to enjoy the classics. I'm blessed to have this in my collection!
It is my 11 years old son favourite movie. And mine
Oh, that's nice. I'm glad to hear that. How're they doing? I hope they're doing good?
"Oh there is a blessing in this gentle breeze
That blows from the green fields and from the clouds
and from the sky it beats against my cheek,
and seems half-conscious of the joy it gives."
(Wordsworth)
Icon. I will be so sad when she passes. Among many other actors and artists. Legendary
Happy 88th birthday Julie Andrews💗🎉
I became so obsessed with this scene that I even wanted to be on a summit with clear weather
1. You'll be lucky - it rains a LOT in that part of Europe!
2. That hillside isn't even in Austria! See ruclips.net/video/Ic85tj5OFHg/видео.html, about 6 minutes in.
Julie Andrews voice is Legendary, Phenomenal, Relatable and Epic 💙💙💙💙
Came here from Anchorage Alaska. My great grandmother had us watch this beautiful movie!!! Beautiful.
I’m 24 and rewatch this movie every December. I’m so EXCITED ITS ALMOST TIMEEEE
The hills are alive with the sound of music
With songs, they have sung for a thousand years
The hills fill my heart with the sound of music
My heart wants to sing every song it hears
(Every song that it hears)
My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds
That rise from the lake to the trees (to the trees)
My heart wants to sigh like a chime
That flies from a church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook when it trips
And falls over stones on its way (on its way)
To sing through the night
Like a lark who is learning to pray
I go to the hills when my heart is lonely
I know I will hear what I've heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I'll sing once more
Anyone here at 2024?
Love this movie
❤❤❤17❤❤meee😂🎉🎉
😂😂😂
I’m rehearsing this for an audition! XD
Loved this movie as a child so had to come see it now im grown up.
Brilliant music. The orchestra echoing her melody to signify that she's singing in the mountains is so satisfying.
Great song and one of the best movies ever
This movie holds up extremely well 60 years later
One of the worlds best.
[Verse 1]
The hills are alive with the sound of music
With songs they have sung for a thousand years
The hills fill my heart with the sound of music
My heart wants to sing every song it hears
My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds that rise from the lake to the trees
[Verse 2]
My heart wants to sigh like the chime that flies from a church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook as it trips and falls over stones on its way
To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to prey
I go to the hills when my heart is lonely
I know I will hear what I've heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I'll sing once more
[Verse 3]
To laugh like a brook as it trips and falls over stones on its way
To sing through the night like a lark who is learning to prey
I go to the hills when my heart is lonely
I know I will hear what I've heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I'll sing once more
I like to think my Nana her introducing me to this movie it is one of my favorites, rest in peace to my Nana, not only did you introduced me to the wonder of the sound of music, but you introduce me to musical theater. Thank you for that..
Someone said this in another video, but it’s just amazing how clear she says every word while singing. You can understand EVERY word she sings! This is called “voice diction”, and her voice diction is incredible! On top of that, her voice is beautiful and surprisingly powerful :)
Its a movie every child should see.
She is very beautiful in her time and still beautiful until now though. She's amazing!
Dame Julie Andrews is still a Princess in my eyes and will be forever
Actually, I don't think she's at her most beautiful in this part - I think the Laendler scene (traditional Austrian folk dance) in the garden with the captain is where she's at her best.
Brilliant film julie andrews is fabulous in this. My mum and i took my sister and I to the cinema to see this film when we were younger. All the songs are great . I fancied Christopher Plummer in this . Brilliant film .
One of my favorite movies of all time! ❤
I first saw the movie in grade school..and many moons later my son found the CD for my birthday..because I always sang with the movie..❤❤
I fell in love with this scene the first time I saw this movie with my family.
This performance demonstrates just how talented and professional Julie Andrews was! The performance is so polished you are led to believe she has performed it for a lifetime!
Happy 85th birthday to Julie Andrews today! This is my favourite 60s movie! I've loved it ever since I was a kid! 🙌🏻 💝
I'm so grateful my mom introduced me to this movie.
RIP Christopher Plummer. I will say this about The Sound of Music: As a young boy, it was my first experience of seeing a couple break up--that is, between the Captain and the Baroness (the blonde). I was struck with how "amiable" it was although with a felt tension, AND they avoided eye contact. The Baroness seemed more distressed with it. And I said to myself: So this is how a couple breaks up. Somewhat naive, I know, but I took it for what it was worth.
The Baroness did try to run her off, but once Maria comes back she knew she didn’t stand a chance. It’s sometimes better to bow out gracefully and save face than make a scene.
@@Spiderfan85 The Baroness saw what was happening before the Captain realized he was falling in love with Maria but then women are always more intuitive than us clueless guys.
Every time I talk with my mother about this movie, which is often, she always says "at least the Baroness bowed out gracefully" LOL. Every time.
I cry everytime i watch this!! It brings back such fond memories of my childhood
Had a jewelry box that played this song 🥰
This is one of one Julie can't be duplicated!
I seriously hope they don’t do a remake or sequel like they did with Mary Poppins. Julie Andrews and the magic she brought with her can never be replaced.
@@snowbird1381 I agree 100%....stage play yes do a revival on Broadway by all means but do not remake the movie !
My dad z frm uganda wen he went to London he brought this film and I enjoyed t wen I was young bt my dad passed away and wen I wat to remember I cm here to wotch this movi
I grew up with this movie every Christmas. I taped it this past Christmas and watched it yesterday. It made me smile I miss my grandparents a lot. This movie reminds me of my dad’s parents.
This, Singing in the Rain and the Fiddler on the Roof are my favourite musicals.....So beautiful. They don't make them like this anymore.
Cabaret ,is in my top 5 of all movies of all time and puts Fosse ahead of Kubrickin my books.
@@scottherf I absolutely adore Liza Minelli in Cabaret!
I remember when this was re-released to theaters back in the 70's (long before DVD's and streaming) and my mom took me to see it.
Years later, on my honeymoon, we went to Salzburg where this story takes place.
To remember our youngest age... Love It.
It's timeless. I enjoyed it. Youngest age love I guess?
She has so much class and talent
It's impossible not to get emotional with this song
When a song brings you tears of joy and you weren’t even born.❤
My grandma watched this in the theatre back in 1965 when she was 14 or 15 and she absolutely loved it
For 24 years, this is the second time I watched this clip. I was 6 years old when I first watched the full movie. This brings me nostalgia. I felt like my past just happened today.
Makes me cry every time xxx
same!! when i watched this movie for the first time i was crying every five minutes
Me too darling, Julie Andrews is my reverie ❤❤❤
My late parents loved this movie, I grew up watching this movie (still love it), my 3 children (29, 24, & 21) love it more than I do. This movie will stand the test of time. People will see this movie 100 years from now & beyond
I just watched the movie for the first time and omg I loved it from start to finish. I have never seeing this movie until today. So damn good. I really enjoyed it. It just pulled me in. Such a good movie.
Puts me on the floor of my grandmother and grandfather’s old farm house. I had to choke down the tears this movie moved me to several times as I watched. Julia’s voice is omnipresent in my head. As is Judy Garland. As is Audrey Hepburn (tho she was not a singer so much a dancer actor) I may have been stuck in a religious bubble, but I am grateful for these peep holes of bright light vintage cinema would entrance me in. The whole world is truly alive, with The Sound of Music
Yep... The Hills are Alive with Julie Andrews! :D Bravo!
me and my grandma watched this movie cuddled together dozens of times. whenever i miss her desperatly i come back to this song
you will get the same love
I sing and listen to this song when my heart is lonely....
Recently watched this masterpiece in Mumbai , India
One of the best and favorite movies ever to the actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten after all these years later appreciate you guys and the memories you guys rock thanks ! Joe
A brilliant opening scene. Timeless.
It's classic. Never ending. I guess you can't stop watching? 😅
Now that's the way to begin a movie... Simply wonderful!!
We used to watch this every year during the holidays. Still love this movie!
Oh, really! That's nice.
What an iconic artist, role and song and SCENE!!!!!❤❤❤❤ Omg!!!
A treasure to the world, the music, the artist, the spirit... Thank you Julie. I'll remember your endearing vibrations on the day of the Second Coming.
Her voice is so beautiful, as is the song and the setting. One of the best movie scenes ever! :)
This movie - I absolutely love everything about it. Julie Andrews performance was spectacular! 🥰
at night, i listen to the songs from this movie and mary poppins. they fill me up with joy and dalym me down. it's julie andrews' charm.
the voice of an angel
The song I have confidence. I love this song . I constantly play it back just to repeat this song. The song does give me confidence and it cheers me up 😊
The scenes are so beautiful. I'm in awe
I loved this movie. Every opportunity I watched it. My mom bought the record with the book in it and all the songs so I learned them and became my favorite...
This just calms me down
Truly today if only those that deny history should know what our ancestors went through to come to this country! Beautiful and so thankfully blessed I am here!
I watched the Sound of Music many times.
One of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard in my entire life
I loved this movie…🌹🌹🌹
Im am 31 now and this movie is my all time favorite ❤️❤️❤️
One of the most iconic movie openings ever
This is a personal favorite on my dad’s side of the family.
The greatest musical ever created!
Best opening ever! 🥲
The Sound of Music 😍
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" I go to the Hills......... . Julie Andrews is something Good. We all Love Love Love her. Xo
"The Sound Of Music"
The hills are alive with the sound of music
With songs that I sung for a thousand years
The hills feel my heart with the sound of music
My heart wants to sing every song it hears
My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds
That rises from the lake to the trees
My hearts wants to sigh like a chime that flies
For church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls over
Stones on its way
To sing through the night like a lark
Who is learning to pray
I go to the hills when my hearts is lonely
I know I will hear what I've heard before
My heart will be blessed with the sound of music
And I'll sing once more
songs that ARE sung would be better grammar (than "that I sung"); it's actually "they have sung".
This is the most iconic opening scene in movie history. Simple, unique, beautiful, inspired,!