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Is the Sound of Music still ringing in the hills? [message #63802]

Tue, 10 August 2010 19:11

Songs4Life
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Baron

Is there anybody who still listen to the Sound of Music?

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Re: Is the Sound of Music still ringing in the hills? [message #63825 is a reply to message #63802]

Wed, 11 August 2010 08:06

Old Timer
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Yes, I still listen to the soundtrack that I have had since the movie was released. It is a bit crackly but no matter. I know the songs so well I sing along every time.

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Re: Is the Sound of Music still ringing in the hills? [message #63830 is a reply to message #63825]

Wed, 11 August 2010 09:06

Songs4Life
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Baron

Good to hear that the hills are still ringing with the Sound of Music. Some songs are timeless in their universal appeal.

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Re: Is the Sound of Music still ringing in the hills? [message #64078 is a reply to message #63802]

Wed, 22 September 2010 15:00

Wolfgang
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The answer is a resounding Yes!, at least in my home. I will never get tired watching this classic.

I read somewhere that in South Korea they use this movie in teaching and learning English.

Hmm, talk about imaginative creativity.

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Re: Is the Sound of Music still ringing in the hills? [message #64108 is a reply to message #64078]

Sun, 26 September 2010 10:25

BigMacAndCheese
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Baron

Interesting to think of people using this movie to learn English. Makes sense though as the pronunciation is quite clear. I have also heard of a tour where the film was shown in theatres along with subtitles. Evidently the audience dress up and sing along, sounds Rocky Horror like.

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