The Sound of Music
The von Trapps fled Austria after the German annexation of Austria, fearing reprisals when they declined to sing at Hitler's birthday party. They fled to the United States and settled in Vermont in 1942. For 20 years, they sang their folk ballads in America and around the world. Now 60 years later, the von Trapp grandchildren, Sofia, Melanie, Amanda, and Justin take this cultural expression of folk music, honor for fathers and mothers, family integration, and a Christian faith, and showcase this legacy in worldwide singing tours. In this interview with Melanie von Trapp, you will learn about their faith, their home schooling experience, their worldwide influence, and the heart behind the music that has captivated multiple generations.
The von Trapps fled Austria after the German annexation of Austria, fearing reprisals when they declined to sing at Hitler's birthday party. They fled to the United States and settled in Vermont in 1942. For 20 years, they sang their folk ballads in America and around the world. Now 60 years later, the von Trapp grandchildren, Sofia, Melanie, Amanda, and Justin take this cultural expression of folk music, honor for fathers and mothers, family integration, and a Christian faith, and showcase this legacy in worldwide singing tours. In this interview with Melanie von Trapp, you will learn about their faith, their home schooling experience, their worldwide influence, and the heart behind the music that has captivated multiple generations.
February 6, 2009
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