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Every year around the holidays, when “The Sound ... work with my patients a lot on how to activate positive feelings, and I almost always use the film’s song ‘My Favorite Things’ as ...

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

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In 1965’s The Sound of Music, a thunderstorm sends ... But every holiday season, “My Favorite Things” blares from speakers right alongside the likes of “White Christmas” and “Santa ...

One of the most popular movies this time of year is The Sound of Music. Though it was originally released in March of 1965, the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical has become synonymous with Christmas ...

Here are our five favorite things from the new release. The original RCA Victor edition of The Sound of Music clocked in at about 45 minutes and included all of the beloved Rodgers & Hammerstein ...

When Carrie Underwood does her iconic Maria von Trapp on the mountaintop twirl on Thursday night’s live NBC broadcast of The Sound of Music ... one of your favorite things.

Instead of following the footsteps of tradition, Lennox opted for a sultry soul rendition of the play, The Sound Of Music‘s most popular tune, “My Favorite Things.” The “POF” singer did ...

“The Sound of Music” starring Mary Martin and featuring music by Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein, was a huge hit on Broadway, running for 1,443 performances and winning five Tony Award ...

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Every year around the holidays, when “The Sound of Music” airs on TV, Debbie Turner, the former child actor who played Marta von Trapp in the 1965 film, receives a “you wouldn’t believe ...