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The Sound of Music: 50th Anniversary Edition Podcast Series

Newly created podcasts celebrating The Sound of Music's 50th anniversary are now streaming on masterworksbroadway.com. The three part series features recent interviews with original cast members Theodore Bikel (Capt. von Trapp), Brian Davies (Rolf) and Lauri Peters (Liesl), as well as Ted Chapin (President of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization) and Sam von Trapp (grandson of Maria von Trapp). LISTEN TO PODCAST SERIES
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The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary Edition - Part 1

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Masterworks Broadway celebrates the 50th anniversary of the original Broadway cast recording of The Sound of Music. On this podcast episode, we talk with the president of the Rodgers and Hammerstein organization Ted Chapin.

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The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary Edition - Part 2

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Masterworks Broadway celebrates the 50th anniversary of the original Broadway cast recording of The Sound of Music. On this podcast episode, we talk with Sam Von Trapp and cast members Lauri Peters and Brian Davies.

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The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary Edition - Part 3

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Masterworks Broadway celebrates the 50th anniversary of the original Broadway cast recording of The Sound of Music. On this podcast episode, we talk with co-star Theodore Bikel.


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Mon, 02/15/2010 - 16:42 — jtwaldmann

'The Sound of Music' is by far my least favorite R&H musical - too treacly. The threat of Nazism is almost sugarcoated. The best part about the 50th Anniversary Edition is the track from 'Julie & Carol at Carnegie Hall' in which Ms. Andrews and Carol Burnett do a hilarious send up of 'My Favorite Things' and 'Do Re Mi.' Thankfully, I was able to download the track without buying this CD. The afore-mentioned Andrews/Burnett concert should be made available soon. Ms. Burnett also does an incredible job on the song 'Meantime.'