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I had the pleasure of spending an afternoon visiting Marie Von Trapp at her home in Stowe, Vt., in July 1968. She was an amazing woman and very strong. We hiked up a mountaintop to show me, my mother and sister the gravesite of the Baron Von Trapp. I was 15 years old and was totally out of breath when we got there and she made the climb without any problem. I'll never forget that experience!
I visit the Trapp Lodge regularly. I absolutely love it there, their family and story has such wonderful values. You were blessed to have met her. We've met Johannes' son, Sam. Also, a wonderful person!!
1HappyGal1 The Trapp Family Lodge was a beautiful place--I hope to revisit it again someday. I particularly remember all the flowers. When Maria came into the room to greet us she was carrying a flower pot with a large colorful floral arrangement--I think she was taking it out to her garden. I remember her introducing us to Johannes in the parking lot after our walk--he appeared to be a young college student to me at that point. Such a nice day--and hard to believe it was now over 45 years ago.
You truly had a once in a lifetime experience. What a special memory. They have done a lot with the property and have a beautiful flower garden. I'll try to post a picture for you. Forgive me if it doesn't work...I don't like all this electronic stuff much (would rather be living the simple life in VT - not that it's easy, but it is simpler I believe - maybe someday!!)
The picture won't paste unfortunately. Sorry. Did you happen to visit the cabin during your visit? It's about a 5 mile hike behind the lodge. Very quaint.
When I was in college she came and spoke at our school ... and she was just as sweet and funny. She told stories about Mr. Von Trapp and his disaster of a front porch (it went down) and when asked if there was anything she was unhappy with or didn't like about the movie ... she thought for a moment with that smile of hers and then said that she wished that the theater folks AND the movie folks had looked at a map and realized that Switzerland is NOT just over the hill from Austria ... LOL
William Shryock LOL! the route they took in the movie would have brought them into Nazi Germany near Hitler’s mountain retreat, Berghof/The Eagle’s Nest!
Rachel, She was Cinderella in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Loved that movie! Wasn’t Disney, though and MP and SofM she wasn’t a princess. But she makes the best queen ever!
All of the actors met their real life counterparts. Many of them have been friends every since. The Von Trapp family own and operate a lodge in Vermont. Family cemetery is on property.
@@Ego-de4dt maybe it's the time lap, it seemed the war was so long ago when one watches The Sound of Music from their cozy homes, in fact, the sound of music came a bit more than 20 years after the events.
No the second oldest daughter nameMaria Franziska died at 99. This is the step mom ALSO named Maria that Julie Andrews played the step mom that died in 1987
No the second oldest daughter nameMaria Franziska died at 99. This is the step mom ALSO named Maria that Julie Andrews played the step mom that died in 1987
Yodeling is meant to exaggerate the "break" between registers. Julie had been classically trained for most of her life and had really blended together her break. Her muscle memory amd conditioning literally made yodeling impossible. Edit: I was speaking in hyperbole. Technically she could learn to yodel, but it would have been very difficult given the specific training she was brought up on.
Aww, this brought tears to my eyes. My mom would play her Sound of Music cassette in our station wagon when I was a little girl, I grew up singing all of those songs with her. She always said when she got to heaven she was going to eat like a pig and sing like Julie Andrews, lol. She went there last year, so enjoy, Mom, you deserve it.
Oooof the end of your comment got me 😭💔 rest in peace to your mother, you must love her very much and I understand why. I'm sure she was an amazing woman.
back in the 80s... I lived in Stowe Vermont... And I had a part-time job with Maria Von Trapp in her home as her private cook... Maria loved her Birds and fed them everyday... She had a candle and statue of Jesus and blessed mother in each room... her favorite program where The Waltons... it reminded her of her own family... I want since to do store to a tuna casserole... She never had anything like this before... She loved it... She had asked me to make it with chicken the next time and so she invited her whole family for chicken casserole... she also loved her bread and butter... She was a good soul and was proud of her accomplishments and she loved her family... I will never forget her she made a difference in my life... She had a great faith in God... That's what made her special... Beautiful music...
@@DxModel219 Loosely, but yes... The movie follows some of the major highlights of the real story, but many liberties are taken in the movie for dramatic effect.
@@JaleelJohanson62 that is incredible! I watched it with my 2 children last night and they kept asking me if it's real and I had to tell them that it's just a story... but now that I know it will bring alot more meaning when I tell them otherwise.
@@DxModel219 Check this out for the real story of the Von Trapp family. There are more in depth documentaries on them, but this one covers the general story in around 10 minutes.. ruclips.net/video/bgQCFXRtn1w/видео.html Glad I could help!
Oh my gosh! I was in the audience for this show! My Mother used to love going to these shows and Julie Andrews was really difficult to get tickets for.
Pick it up Dragon. Get the hint. There is a new version of Mary Poppins coming out, and there are plans to redo The Sound of Music so Hollywood is getting itself geared up with the old Hollywood Hype machine in order to get people excited about the remakes.
Hello RUclips. It's currently March 2020 and we are in the midst of a global pandemic. This minute and a half is the happiest I've been in 2 weeks. Bless.
I understand how so many are feeling so down during this pandemic, and would like to share a RUclips channel that is very lifting, bringing a smile to your face. ,.....ZORRO
@@Hamisthename oh now we have a housing and affordability crisis, war about to erupt in the middle east, and just this morning someone set themselves on fire outside the Manhattan court room where Donald Trump is about to go on trial. We are hanging in, I guess 😉
Aaahhh so damn cool the legend Julie Andrews with the women herself Maria von Trapp, faints!!! Yes I know the Broadway musical and Hollywood movie were fictionalized for entertainment, but of true events. I'd so much love to here the actual events of the story of "The Sound of Music" from Maria von Trapp herself, but I'm not sure if such a video exists, sighs.
*MrLisztian* that German film also took liberties with the real story, as all biopics tend to do. At any rate, both that film and THE SOUND OF MUSIC were based on Maria's memoir, THE STORY OF THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS. I recommend that book, if you're really interested in getting the story from Maria's POV.
One of the loveliest memories of my military career was visiting Salzburg, Austria and seeing many of the places made famous by the movie and that were, in fact, used by the von Trapp family in their escape from the Nazis. The frosting on that cake was visiting the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Been many years, but those memories are still so very fresh in my mind.
The von Trapp Villa, their home in Salzburg, is now a popular hotel. It's not like the house in the movie. That was a Hollywood set. But their real house is quite beautiful.
Ha, ha, so glad you mentioned the Mozart house... Was in Salzburg with my 2 1/2 yo daughter who had really loved the movie "Amadeus." As we were standing in the old town, I said, "You know honey, Mozart was born somewhere here in this little town." As I was saying this, a woman leading in a tour group next to us began speaking, "And right above us is Motzart's 'Geburtshaus'!" We were standing RIGHT BELOW it and the wife and I didn't happen to notice. Duuuuuh!
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate these two amazing women? Julie Andrews is amazing for being an incredible actress and a decent person not drugged up and horrid like most actors, and Maria Von Trapp, for just being an amazing, strong and incredible woman. I mean look at how humble she is, the woman is a baroness and so unpretentious!
Yes... ABSOLUTELY!! You are so right, Faith!! Two lovely, fantastic ladies!!! I'm so blessed to have seen ... in the 1960's... this beautiful story. I loved it then and love it today.
you don’t need to be insensitive-actors are put under a ton of pressure and they often become dependent on the substances they use to cope. it sucks. julie andrews isn’t a paragon, she got lucky.
@@stormcloudsabound I concur. Alot of actors like garland and monroe never had a chance due to the pressure of the industry that stole their childhood and personal agency even in adulthood. Back then therapy wasn't a thing like it is now.
I am from Austria. Wow, this yodelling from the "original" real Maria von Trapp, this is so beautiful . wonderfull. This is the real yodel not this yodelling in the Musical "Sound of Music" 1965.
Added note: When I traveled to Austria, I (of COURSE !) took the Sound of Music tour. When asked what the Austrians though about the film, the tour guide said, none of the Austrians were familiar with the Von Trapp Family story until the movie came out, because, the same experience was happening to ALL Austrians, not just the Von Trapps.
It's so true, I did know do-re-mi because they taught us how to sing with this song 😅 but I didn't know the story or even where the song was from 😅 I'm Austrian
@@tink6225 by now a lot of people know it exist but very few people have actually seen it. At least I dont know a lot. I only saw the austrian film about the family i think its called "Die Von Trapps" or something like that
@@tink6225 it's not false. The whole story really isn't popular here and most german speaking people have never heard of the sound of music. Unless an american told them about it or something like that.
@ Daniel Vicencio.... Yeah, that was because Maria was probably a little nervous and was shifting around a little and was drifting off her mark where she was supposed to stand so she'd be in the camera frame.
I have been looking for this! I saw it on The Julie Andrews Show on ABC. My mom's favorite film, The Sound of Music, she loved Julie Andrews and Maria Von Trapp. My mom was also a vocal music teacher, so there ya go! All the tumblers clicked for her that night. Thanks for the post!
This absolutely made my day. To know the trials and tribulations that Maria when through, I am honored to see her and hear her sing. I also love Julie Andrews. Amazing.
This is so awesome!! It gave me goosebumps! I read the Trapp Family biography when I was young and have always been fascinated by their story! Even though it took a lot of liberties(as most films do) The Sound of Music is still one of my favorite musicals.
THE BEST!! IT IS HUMBLING TO WATCH THE TWO WOMEN WHO TAUGHT ME, A THEN LITTLE GIRL WHO WAS BORN WITH A CONGENITAL HEARING IMPAIRMENT LEARN HOW TO REALLY SING. THEY ARE A GREAT GIFT TO THE WORLD. GOD BLESS THEM BOTH.
Thank you RUclips....for enabling the world to see these classic tv segments... The Sound of Music is a such a classic family oriented war story of courage and wonderful memorable songs...Julie is in a class by a select few...
I remember when this was originally shown on television. There was a lot more to this exchange than we see on this clip. Maybe someday we’ll get to see the entire show this was on. I can dream, can’t I?
😁😁 that was lovely and Maria von Trapp has a great voice for her age. Julie Andrew's has always been one of my favourite actresses. Just love her to bits.
Ms. Andrews presents herself as a pleasant, gracious, talented, and beautiful woman. It is great to see her interact with the such an amazing historical icon and hero like Mrs. Von Trapp. Thanks for sharing!
Beyond fabulous. So lovely to hear them together!! I just started rehearsals to put The Sound of Music on stage this summer. I’m only a choral nun/party guest, but damn am I proud and excited to be part of this. This show is my first experience into musical theatre, my first favorite musical, and the bin Trapp family’s story is a great one. I love history, but especially the WWII era and recovering from it.
Two absolute gems. Our family visited the Von trap lodge in the 60’s. Maria Von Trap pulled up in her convertible Corvaire and graciously welcomed us and signed an autograph. Amazing lady and family.
The real Maria Von Trapp had a amazing voice
No other could have played her so amazingly well than the LEGEND Julie Andrews!
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Julie Andrews is the human you'd take to the aliens to try and convince them not to kill us all. So beautiful, so elegant and so humble.
Such an interesting take on Julie Andrews. She should know she needs to be healthy and live a long life so she can be available to save the world.
She'd throw us all under the bus to convince the aliens she is perfect....if she's patronizing yodelers imagine what she would do to anyone else
@@kayzur19 how is she patronizing? If she seems that way to you it's because you're jealous of her perfection
Best comment ever!
She also wrote one of my favorite children’s books. A truly lovely woman.
both woman are golden
Silver
Platinum*
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AMEN TO THAT!
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This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Turn to Christ and live.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [14] And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
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I had the pleasure of spending an afternoon visiting Marie Von Trapp at her home in Stowe, Vt., in July 1968. She was an amazing woman and very strong. We hiked up a mountaintop to show me, my mother and sister the gravesite of the Baron Von Trapp. I was 15 years old and was totally out of breath when we got there and she made the climb without any problem. I'll never forget that experience!
I visit the Trapp Lodge regularly. I absolutely love it there, their family and story has such wonderful values. You were blessed to have met her. We've met Johannes' son, Sam. Also, a wonderful person!!
1HappyGal1
The Trapp Family Lodge was a beautiful place--I hope to revisit it again someday. I particularly remember all the flowers. When Maria came into the room to greet us she was carrying a flower pot with a large colorful floral arrangement--I think she was taking it out to her garden. I remember her introducing us to Johannes in the parking lot after our walk--he appeared to be a young college student to me at that point. Such a nice day--and hard to believe it was now over 45 years ago.
You truly had a once in a lifetime experience. What a special memory. They have done a lot with the property and have a beautiful flower garden. I'll try to post a picture for you. Forgive me if it doesn't work...I don't like all this electronic stuff much (would rather be living the simple life in VT - not that it's easy, but it is simpler I believe - maybe someday!!)
The picture won't paste unfortunately. Sorry. Did you happen to visit the cabin during your visit? It's about a 5 mile hike behind the lodge. Very quaint.
Charlie Jordan That is so amazing!!!!!!! Wow!!!!! What a gift!!
When I was in college she came and spoke at our school ... and she was just as sweet and funny. She told stories about Mr. Von Trapp and his disaster of a front porch (it went down) and when asked if there was anything she was unhappy with or didn't like about the movie ... she thought for a moment with that smile of hers and then said that she wished that the theater folks AND the movie folks had looked at a map and realized that Switzerland is NOT just over the hill from Austria ... LOL
William Shryock lol
Thanks for sharing that!
William Shryock LOL! the route they took in the movie would have brought them into Nazi Germany near Hitler’s mountain retreat, Berghof/The Eagle’s Nest!
@Felix Carpio Yes, she went on to talk about that as I remember
@@juliemckenzie5960 conspiracy: that's where they were headed all along
Julie Andrews is my favorite Disney princess.
Edit: Queen
Rachel, She was Cinderella in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Loved that movie! Wasn’t Disney, though and MP and SofM she wasn’t a princess. But she makes the best queen ever!
She played the Queen in Disney's Princess Diaries, so I think that she's more worthy of the queen title
awww
Helloooo mary poppins giys!!
And the sound of music is my favourite anime.
I had no idea Julie met Maria. That's amazing!
Yes. In fact, Maria Von Trapp had a background cameo in the film during the Do, Re, Mi/When you know the notes to sing sequence.
Why? Almost all stars portraying a famous person meets the person. I’m not shocked
All of the actors met their real life counterparts. Many of them have been friends every since. The Von Trapp family own and operate a lodge in Vermont. Family cemetery is on property.
Sweet clip
@@Ego-de4dt maybe it's the time lap, it seemed the war was so long ago when one watches The Sound of Music from their cozy homes, in fact, the sound of music came a bit more than 20 years after the events.
FYI- Yodeling was a form of communication, in the mountains and valleys, before there was electricity and telephones.
Now you have done it. Someone will now invent a yodel app for the iphone.
William Heyman -hah, ha ,ha ha,ha😂👍
Yodels and whistles. There are still remote mountain villages that communicate this way. It's fascinating.
As it is in the hollers of Appalachia.
yodel-ay-ee-oooo!
The real Maria lived to be 82 years and died in 1987
No the second oldest daughter nameMaria Franziska died at 99. This is the step mom ALSO named Maria that Julie Andrews played the step mom that died in 1987
No the second oldest daughter nameMaria Franziska died at 99. This is the step mom ALSO named Maria that Julie Andrews played the step mom that died in 1987
redmustang03 that’s what she just said
*That one Human who's gonna rule you all* are you an idiot or something I just said that. Get a brain stupid
You mean she was only 60 in this? She looks older.
Yodeling is meant to exaggerate the "break" between registers. Julie had been classically trained for most of her life and had really blended together her break. Her muscle memory amd conditioning literally made yodeling impossible.
Edit: I was speaking in hyperbole. Technically she could learn to yodel, but it would have been very difficult given the specific training she was brought up on.
Excellent explanation. Thank you so much.
Fascinating, thank you
"Literally impossible..." Shut the fuck up.
@@drdead2006 what's your deal? They provided a well-thought out and musically accurate response. Let's be nice, shall we?
@@sarahturner4148 You tryin' to get these hands!?!?!? 😠😠
Aww, this brought tears to my eyes. My mom would play her Sound of Music cassette in our station wagon when I was a little girl, I grew up singing all of those songs with her. She always said when she got to heaven she was going to eat like a pig and sing like Julie Andrews, lol. She went there last year, so enjoy, Mom, you deserve it.
♥️♥️♥️
Oooof the end of your comment got me 😭💔 rest in peace to your mother, you must love her very much and I understand why. I'm sure she was an amazing woman.
This brought a tear to my eye, lovely comment ❤
Your comment brought tears to my eyes. Blessings on your mum, i'll hope for all these fine women to be leading the chorus when i get there 🙏🏻
No one could have played Maria VonTrapp better than Julie Andrews! She made the film classic iconic & timeless world wide!
yes Julie was the best ! Actually great representation of the real Maria when she was younger
Mary Martin played it on Broadway and she was great.
@@SymphonyBrahms And she won a Tony for doing so. What a terrific woman and performer.
SymphonyBrahms Yes , but Julie Andrews .... simply iconic !
So timeless!
Julie Andrews is just ridiculously enchanting
A true lady with a voice of an angel. And a strong, independent woman, at that. Smart and beautiful. The whole package.
Truly. I have been ridiculously enchanted ever since I first laid eyes on her.
back in the 80s... I lived in Stowe Vermont... And I had a part-time job with Maria Von Trapp in her home as her private cook... Maria loved her Birds and fed them everyday... She had a candle and statue of Jesus and blessed mother in each room... her favorite program where The Waltons... it reminded her of her own family... I want since to do store to a tuna casserole... She never had anything like this before... She loved it... She had asked me to make it with chicken the next time and so she invited her whole family for chicken casserole... she also loved her bread and butter... She was a good soul and was proud of her accomplishments and she loved her family... I will never forget her she made a difference in my life... She had a great faith in God... That's what made her special...
Beautiful music...
I had no idea Maria Von Trapp is a real person.... is the movie based on a real story?!?
@@DxModel219 Loosely, but yes... The movie follows some of the major highlights of the real story, but many liberties are taken in the movie for dramatic effect.
@@JaleelJohanson62 that is incredible! I watched it with my 2 children last night and they kept asking me if it's real and I had to tell them that it's just a story... but now that I know it will bring alot more meaning when I tell them otherwise.
@@DxModel219 Check this out for the real story of the Von Trapp family. There are more in depth documentaries on them, but this one covers the general story in around 10 minutes..
ruclips.net/video/bgQCFXRtn1w/видео.html
Glad I could help!
Gabrielle that is so cool!
Maria: You were absolutely wonderful, but
Julie: oh
Too cute!
How sweet these two women look together--like two dear old friends. Lovely!
We all know what a gift Julie Andrews is, but my goodness Maria von Trapp has such a wonderful voice as well.
Julie Andrews with her pure voice and mind… so beautiful in and out. I hope she lives for a very long time
Don’t we all wish?
you can hear how open and echoey maria's yodel is. the way the acoustics picked it up was incredible.
This still lands in my recommendation feed in 2024! It’s so surreal seeing Julie and the real life Maria in the same video
These are the kind of role models young kids should be watching. Simple, humble, talented.
Oh my gosh! I was in the audience for this show! My Mother used to love going to these shows and Julie Andrews was really difficult to get tickets for.
What show was this from??
can i ask what year this was?
What year was this?
Wow! How wonderful x
Maria von Trapp, Rest In Peace!! Thank you for being the inspiration that made my childhood to much more enjoyable!
So RUclips is only gonna start recommending this to me in 2019???
Same here!
Pick it up Dragon. Get the hint. There is a new version of Mary Poppins coming out, and there are plans to redo The Sound of Music so Hollywood is getting itself geared up with the old Hollywood Hype machine in order to get people excited about the remakes.
Right? Super late!
2020
Exactly.. well 2020
Hello RUclips. It's currently March 2020 and we are in the midst of a global pandemic. This minute and a half is the happiest I've been in 2 weeks. Bless.
I understand how so many are feeling so down during this pandemic, and would like to share a RUclips channel that is very lifting, bringing a smile to your face. ,.....ZORRO
It gets better. And then it gets worse.
How are yall?
@@Hamisthename oh now we have a housing and affordability crisis, war about to erupt in the middle east, and just this morning someone set themselves on fire outside the Manhattan court room where Donald Trump is about to go on trial. We are hanging in, I guess 😉
Aaahhh so damn cool the legend Julie Andrews with the women herself Maria von Trapp, faints!!! Yes I know the Broadway musical and Hollywood movie were fictionalized for entertainment, but of true events. I'd so much love to here the actual events of the story of "The Sound of Music" from Maria von Trapp herself, but I'm not sure if such a video exists, sighs.
Allison Burke There are actual European Movies about the REAL story... and very beautifully told...
MrLisztian That would be a nice musical, I'd see it
Allison Burke I believe there is a documentary that exists on RUclips😉
ruclips.net/video/qeKhf5eaOBk/видео.html
*MrLisztian* that German film also took liberties with the real story, as all biopics tend to do. At any rate, both that film and THE SOUND OF MUSIC were based on Maria's memoir, THE STORY OF THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS. I recommend that book, if you're really interested in getting the story from Maria's POV.
Julie Andrews is just... A pure gem
One of the loveliest memories of my military career was visiting Salzburg, Austria and seeing many of the places made famous by the movie and that were, in fact, used by the von Trapp family in their escape from the Nazis. The frosting on that cake was visiting the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Been many years, but those memories are still so very fresh in my mind.
The von Trapp Villa, their home in Salzburg, is now a popular hotel. It's not like the house in the movie. That was a Hollywood set. But their real house is quite beautiful.
It's been 20 years since I went, but I recall the abbey looking exactly like it did in the film. I wonder if they shot that part there?
Ha, ha, so glad you mentioned the Mozart house...
Was in Salzburg with my 2 1/2 yo daughter who had really loved the movie "Amadeus." As we were standing in the old town, I said, "You know honey, Mozart was born somewhere here in this little town." As I was saying this, a woman leading in a tour group next to us began speaking, "And right above us is Motzart's 'Geburtshaus'!"
We were standing RIGHT BELOW it and the wife and I didn't happen to notice. Duuuuuh!
@@dudeonbike800 ; ) Tu, 03/23/2021
This folks, was not only charming but perfect.
Is there ANYTHING cooler...???? LOVE THIS...
No there ins't! XD
Whoever says that anything is cooler than this must be thrown to Aquaman's Karathen (also played by Andrews).
If you're really asking, I'd say Waylon Jennings singing with Big Bird in a turkey truck is cooler. But still, this is pretty cool.
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate these two amazing women? Julie Andrews is amazing for being an incredible actress and a decent person not drugged up and horrid like most actors, and Maria Von Trapp, for just being an amazing, strong and incredible woman. I mean look at how humble she is, the woman is a baroness and so unpretentious!
Yes... ABSOLUTELY!! You are so right, Faith!! Two lovely, fantastic ladies!!! I'm so blessed to have seen ... in the 1960's... this beautiful story. I loved it then and love it today.
Absolutely
you don’t need to be insensitive-actors are put under a ton of pressure and they often become dependent on the substances they use to cope. it sucks. julie andrews isn’t a paragon, she got lucky.
@@stormcloudsabound I concur. Alot of actors like garland and monroe never had a chance due to the pressure of the industry that stole their childhood and personal agency even in adulthood. Back then therapy wasn't a thing like it is now.
Being a drug addict doesn’t make someone a bad person.
What a marvellous Austrian folk song hummed by Julie and Maria. Both of their voices are great to me.
I am from Austria.
Wow, this yodelling from the "original" real Maria von Trapp, this is so beautiful . wonderfull.
This is the real yodel not this yodelling in the Musical "Sound of Music" 1965.
Imagine gatekeeping yodelling
We kind of figured that out...
Added note: When I traveled to Austria, I (of COURSE !) took the Sound of Music tour. When asked what the Austrians though about the film, the tour guide said, none of the Austrians were familiar with the Von Trapp Family story until the movie came out, because, the same experience was happening to ALL Austrians, not just the Von Trapps.
The movie also isn't popular at all in Germany or Austria. Most people don't even know it exists.
It's so true, I did know do-re-mi because they taught us how to sing with this song 😅 but I didn't know the story or even where the song was from 😅 I'm Austrian
@@juliahcornell i feel like thats false
@@tink6225 by now a lot of people know it exist but very few people have actually seen it. At least I dont know a lot. I only saw the austrian film about the family i think its called "Die Von Trapps" or something like that
@@tink6225 it's not false. The whole story really isn't popular here and most german speaking people have never heard of the sound of music. Unless an american told them about it or something like that.
What an amazing lady Julie Andrews is. Am so glad that I got to grow up with this fantastic lady on our screen’s. Thank you. ❤️
Julie’s face when Maria bursts into song!!!!! Joy !!!
Hello Charlotte, how are you doing?
This...is what late-night television used to be like. I love it. It looks like I was born too late.
Sometimes I feel like I was born too late too.
Julie Andrew's yodeling with Maria VonTrapp BRAVA ladies.
How extraordinary. No one can beat that!!!
Hello Frances, how are you doing?
Julie is an absolute treasure.
This is so precious, it makes me cry.
0:29 I love how Julie gently pulls Maria closer to her.
@
Daniel Vicencio.... Yeah, that was because Maria was probably a little nervous and was shifting around a little and was drifting off her mark where she was supposed to stand so she'd be in the camera frame.
Julie seems like one of those people that anyone could like if they met her.
0:29 I love how Julie gently pulls Maria closer to her.
@@The_Original_Brad_Miller ...and the microphone above their heads.
Oh this is lovely. The humor, the yodeling. Wonderful.
This absolutely wonderful... Where are you from ?
How are you doing ?
Julie Andrews. How rivetingly beautiful she was!
What do you mean was? She still is
She sparkles
I have been looking for this! I saw it on The Julie Andrews Show on ABC. My mom's favorite film, The Sound of Music, she loved Julie Andrews and Maria Von Trapp. My mom was also a vocal music teacher, so there ya go! All the tumblers clicked for her that night. Thanks for the post!
That brought a smile to my face. The real Maria von Trapp has quite a voice, btw. Lovely. Strong, in key. Great tone.
Lovely comment 🤩🤩🤩👍🙏💝
This absolutely made my day. To know the trials and tribulations that Maria when through, I am honored to see her and hear her sing. I also love Julie Andrews. Amazing.
beautiful Julie and Ms. Maria von Trapp an incredible human being and lovely too.
The two of them together on stage? That’s magic. ❤️
This is so awesome!! It gave me goosebumps! I read the Trapp Family biography when I was young and have always been fascinated by their story! Even though it took a lot of liberties(as most films do) The Sound of Music is still one of my favorite musicals.
That was actually super freaking cool. Their voices blended so beautifully!
WOW! This is *AMAZING FOOTAGE* you got here! *THANK YOU SO MUCH* for sharing!
THE BEST!! IT IS HUMBLING TO WATCH THE TWO WOMEN WHO TAUGHT ME, A THEN LITTLE GIRL WHO WAS BORN WITH A CONGENITAL HEARING IMPAIRMENT LEARN HOW TO REALLY SING. THEY ARE A GREAT GIFT TO THE WORLD. GOD BLESS THEM BOTH.
I HAD NO IDEA THEY MET! HOW AWESOME!!!
Thank you RUclips....for enabling the world to see these classic tv segments... The Sound of Music is a such a classic family oriented war story of courage and wonderful memorable songs...Julie is in a class by a select few...
This was awesome. A legendary. Historical. Incredible. The real Maria von Trapp had an amazing, incredible voice. And of course Julie Andrews did.
Awww, Maria's yodelling is wonderful.
I just discovered this video. This is really precious! They are both Legends in their own way! Love them! Beautiful people, beautiful voice! ❤❤❤
Yes, beautiful people, beautiful voice 🤩🤩🤩👍🙏💝
Wow.. this is LOVELY.. ❤❤❤ The Real MARIA.. that voice..🤩
While Julie Andrew's sings very well, Maria von Trapp's commanding and beautiful yodel makes you feel the Alps!
Hello Jean, how are you doing?
I had a great joy of living in Salzburg, Austria for several years. This makes me feel wonderful and right at home.
I just love Julie LOL!!! :D They are perfect together!!!
I kinda LIKE Julie Andrew's yodeling! Luv her! Nice to see there's actually a real life Maria Von Trapp as well!
Oh my goodness! My all time favorite movie EVER!!! My little girl has been watching since she was 2 years old & still loves it 10 years later!
This vid demands more likes...Maria's voice is extraordinary.
Julie Andrews is a wonderful singer/actress. I absolutely loved her movies. The Sound of Music is still my favorite today!
Maria VonTrapp was amazing even very much so the beautiful Julie Andrews who portrayed her in the classic epic movie of the SOM
my favorite movie, and my favorite singer
I remember when this was originally shown on television. There was a lot more to this exchange than we see on this clip. Maybe someday we’ll get to see the entire show this was on.
I can dream, can’t I?
Yes you can!
What an amazing video. I LOVE Julie Anderews. Both Julie and and Maria have such a beautiful voices.
I just can't get over Julie Andrews' perfect posture.
Wow both are great singer's I salute them it's a legendary movie the sound of music
That was amazing! :D These ladies have major class! I looked up to Julie when I was in choir :)
I love you Julie Andrews .I am one of your fans and the for your flim and niece voice you have keep it up
The way Julie Andrews explained it in the Beginning is how I describe my life 0:03
Julie explains it how I explain stuff.
😁😁 that was lovely and Maria von Trapp has a great voice for her age. Julie Andrew's has always been one of my favourite actresses. Just love her to bits.
What a Great blessing to sing🎤🎤❣️
Ms. Andrews presents herself as a pleasant, gracious, talented, and beautiful woman. It is great to see her interact with the such an amazing historical icon and hero like Mrs. Von Trapp. Thanks for sharing!
Harmony harmony harmony....so so beautiful....I wish it went on for hours!!!
Hello Wendy, how are you doing?
Sharing your talent makes the world a brighter place to be.
Celebrate you and I will too!
It must have been a thrill for Julie Andrews to meet Maria von Trapp. I was just happy to stay at the Trapp Lodge in Stowe.
Beyond fabulous. So lovely to hear them together!! I just started rehearsals to put The Sound of Music on stage this summer. I’m only a choral nun/party guest, but damn am I proud and excited to be part of this. This show is my first experience into musical theatre, my first favorite musical, and the bin Trapp family’s story is a great one. I love history, but especially the WWII era and recovering from it.
This sounds so beautiful that it makes me feel like they rehearsed it beforehand....
So beautiful 🤩🤩🤩👍🙏💝
The sound of music was my grandma's favorite movie. We still have the records of the songs from the movie.
I loved this!! So great to see both Maria together!!
Two absolute gems. Our family visited the Von trap lodge in the 60’s. Maria Von Trap pulled up in her convertible Corvaire and graciously welcomed us and signed an autograph. Amazing lady and family.
both women are so poised and elegant, wow
Very nice to meet the real Maria von Trapp !!
Awwww that was delightful. A real tonic on a blah day.
The Sound of Music has been my all time favorite movie for over 40 years! Great clip!
Julie Andrews has one of the most beautiful gifts of all time. I LOVE her voice.
She is one of the greatest human being ever stepped in the history of our humanity and probably the last of the great broads.
One of the most wholesome things I have ever seen.
This is the best thing to grace the internet
Let's see. A witch and a child trafficking gangstalking rc minion. Sure it is.
Two legitimately incredible women! Thanks for posting. Cheers.
RUclips randomly recommended me this and I've never been happier
So amazing, both of them! One of my all time favorite movies as well! I watch it EVERY Christmas... for 55 years it's been my Christmas tradition!
Ya, Julie Andrews is defnitely one of my favorite things!
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@@AuroraFinesse-is9vg Ah, Julie!!
Wow !! What a treat to be able to see these two absolutely awesome ladies singing together ! Thank you for sharing this !
This is one of the coolest videos I've ever seen. The two amazing Maria's together!
i love sound of music SO MUCH!!!!
Julie Andrews has an amazing voice.