Memories Before and After the Sound of Music Books Review
By Lillian Brummet
Agathe von Trapp, born in 1913, is the eldest daughter of Baron Georg von Trapp. Agathe, her siblings and parents form the Trapp Family Singers are famous, who inspired the popular movie, The Sound Of Music.This famous movie based on music books written by Maria about their lives and experiences from the point of view, which - of course - the film producer has a license creative. After reading Agathe memoir, Memories Before And After The Sound Of Music, interest for the book she will improve again.
When I took this job I told my husband reminisced about the bonding moments I had with my mother because of the film, he went out and immediately rent DVDs from our local store. I think this is a beautiful film that has endured for many years and still can be found in the movie rental rack. Memories Before And After The Sound Of Music is likely to experience similar success, simply because of how my dear family story has to the masses.
This music book is written as a non-fiction account of Agathe memory - thus, the reader will see the changing times through the eyes of the family's eldest daughter. Perhaps because of the fact that Agathe is a young adult at the time, the story does not include the cause of chaos. His bitterness seep through here and there - and sometimes, I get the impression that he never kept an unpleasant feeling for Mary and film producer, who seems to have healed. Agathe child-like adoration from biological parents is clear in the heroic and larger-than-life portrayal - but then, maybe they really like it.
Readers will find that the book Agathe will be traveling far into the past, before she entered their lives. The following biography by what happened after they escaped and explain common misconceptions. I find surprising that Agathe was 25 years old when the family went to America - the only "kids" during their flight was recently born of Mary.
Although this family's story is clear and inspiring riches-to-rag story, one can not deny that this well connected family certainly does not suffer like their countrymen. Isolated palaces and mansions, pure lakes and mountains, private farms, plantations fully staff ... not, it certainly does not suffer, by any account. However, the war left the family with nothing but loyalty and love from the fans and their friends. This was enough for them to survive Ellis Island, find homes in America, recording an album, go on tour and set up a successful music camp - currently operating in Vermont.
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