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What was the special effects that used in The Sound of Music(1965)?

May 07, 2009 by Pjnky | Posted in Movies

Does any know about any of the effects in that movie?!?!?!
I need it badly for my stupid research and it's nowhere to be found!!!
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

The Sound of Music - Trailer [1965] [38th Oscar Best Picture]

In 1930's Austria, a young woman named Maria is failing miserably in her attempts to become a nun.When the Navy captain Georg Von Trapp writes ...

The Sound of Music (1965): "Edelweiss" by Richard Rodgers (Julie Andrews & Christopher Plummer)

Source: www.facebook.com The Sound of Music (1965) Soundtrack: "Edelweiss" Composer: Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein Sung by ...

Mary Jean Cena Lemos 1943-2011

31.12.69

Mary Jean Cena Lemos died on Oct. 8.

She was born in Weed, Calif., on April 9, 1943, to Gino and Lea Cena. The second of five children, she spent a lot of time with her brothers, Robert, Francis, and David Cena.

Lemos also grew up with the influence of her Nona Linda Cavarzan.  Her mother and grandmother taught her the Italian language, the art of gardening and the finer points of Italian cuisine.  Anyone who stepped into   her kitchen, shared a potluck or bought a coffee wreath at the Christmas bazaar, knew of the wonderful aromas and flavors that she could whip up.

As soon as she was old enough to read, Lemos began singing in the church choir with her father. People in Weed still talk about how beautiful it was to hear them sing together.

After graduating from Weed High School, she attended the College of the Siskiyou’s in Weed, and then transferred to the College of the Holy Names in Oakland, Calif. Lemos graduated from Holy Names with a degree in education, and began teaching at Weed Elementary soon after. That was the beginning to a long and fulfilling career, where she influenced many young lives.

Source: Burns Times Herald

The Sound of Music 1965 - Bookshelf


The sound of music
46 pages 		The sound of music

Creator: Howard Liebling | Sound of music (Motion picture). - 1965
The sound of music, is based on the story of The Trapp family singers
253 pages 		The sound of music, is based on the story of The Trapp family singers

Creator: Maria Augusta Trapp | 1965

The Sound of Music 1965 - News


The hills are alive with vivid 'Sound of Music' sing-along
Post-Tribune - Dec 31, 1969
By Bob Kostanczuk correspondent May 18, 2012 3:46PM These women in nuns garb are dressed like some characters from the 1965 movie "The Sound of Music," which is headed for Merrillville's Star Plaza Theatre for a sing-along interactive

Fender music to Clapton's ears, but not investors'
MarketWatch - Dec 31, 1969
However, despite tributes from the likes of Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler to its guitar sound — the soundness of its financials is another picture entirely. Fender operates today in the fragmented and slow-moving musical instrument industry and one

Google Doodle Honors the Father of the Modern Synthesizer – Bob Moog
Wired News - Dec 31, 1969
He graduated with a Ph.D. in Engineering Physics from Cornell in 1965 and shortly after founded a company to start selling his Moog Modular Synthesizers. You will have heard the sound of Moog synths in pretty much every form of music around since the

Who wrote the Book of Rock?: No 9 - The Byrds
The Province - Dec 31, 1969
By BERNARD PERUSSE, Gazette Music Columnist May 22, 2012 From the opening chords of their cover of Bob Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man, the Byrds revolutionized the sound of rock music. MONTREAL - If you take the blend of folk and rock, or country and rock,

Music Review: Small Faces - Small Faces [Deluxe Edition]
Blogcritics.org (blog) - Dec 31, 1969
Music Review: Small Faces - Small Faces [Deluxe Edition] and keyboardist Jimmy Winston (who was later replaced by Ian McLagan), formed The Small Faces in East London during 1965. While they were considered a part of the British mod movement, their sound was very close to American psychedelic music.