Here's how to play "The Sound of Music" (as performed by Julie Andrews in the 1965 film) on piano!

With this sheet music, you get a piano transcription of the full song - it?s an accurate arrangement which is playable, and sounds beautiful!

The full melody is included in the piano part, so it makes for a perfect instrumental (piano solo) cover.

Of course, you can also use this piano arrangement to accompany a singer, or sing along yourself!

"The Sound of Music" is the title track from the 1965 musical film of the same name (directed by Robert Wise).
The film is itself an adaption of the 1959 stage musical "The Sound of Music", which was composed by Richard Rodgers (with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II).

In the film's iconic opening scene, "The Sound of Music" is performed by Julie Andrews (who plays Maria von Trapp) in a magnificent mountain scenery.

The film won five Academy Awards (including "Best Picture" and "Best Music"), two Golden Globe Awards, and is preserved in the United States Library of Congress.

The film's soundtrack became a part of American cultural heritage, and is full of wonderful melodies.

"The Sound of Music" is certainly one of the most beautiful songs from the film's soundtrack, and it makes for an amazing piano cover!

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Here is an intermediate piano solo arrangement of the beloved classic ?You?ll Never Walk Alone? from the Broadway musical ?Carousel? by Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers. Capturing the spirit of the lyrics, this inspirational and uplifting arrangement moves from quiet and reflective to powerful and passionate, encouraging faith and hope. This arrangement will become a treasured addition to the intermediate pianist?s repertoire as it is often requested for weddings, church settings, graduations, and other events celebrating accomplishments.

An optional repeat is provided in case a longer musical selection is desired. The audio sample begins at the pickup to measure 9 where the familiar melody begins (after the introduction).


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