4.5M views · 120K reactions | 65 years ago today, Oscar Hammerstein II (of Rodgers & Hammerstein) finished "Edelweiss" for The Sound of Music during its pre-Broadway tryout in Boston. They were the last lyrics he'd ever write – and, with the success of the musical and film, they were translated into more than three dozen languages! We still love hearing the song more than six decades later. 﫶 | The Sound Of Music | Facebook

80 years ago today, Rodgers & Hammerstein's partnership was announced by The Theatre Guild in The New York Times. Little did they know their works would change musical theatre forever — from their first collaboration, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma, to their last: The Sound of Music. ❤️ The song "Edelweiss" would be their final collaboration before Oscar Hammerstein II passed away in 1960, just after The Sound of Music debuted on Broadway. #RH80 | The Sound Of Music

IT’S FINALLY HERE! 🥹 For the first time ever, nearly 60 years after the film’s release, listen to Christopher Plummer’s ✨ORIGINAL✨ vocals for “Edelweiss” in The Sound Of Music. (ICYMI: he was dubbed by Bill Lee in the 1965 film.) Watch the full clip here: https://bit.ly/3T5guJA You can hear Plummer’s vocals on The Sound of Music Super Deluxe Edition – now available to purchase or stream wherever you listen to music! Listen to Craft Recordings' full collection (including 40 previously-unreleased