At the beginning, the nuns think of Maria as a nuisance. They sing a song called "Maria" in which they complain about different things she does, including climbing a tree, ripping her dress, wearing curlers under her habit, singing when she shouldn't be, and being late to everything. They believe she is a nice girl, but that she isn't made out to be a nun. However, they do help her later on by housing her when she runs away, allowing her to get married at the abbey, and hiding her family from the Nazis.
Julie Andrews and Marni Nixon are famous soprano voices (Maria and one of the nuns from The Sound of Music.)
In the movie 'The Sound of Music', Sisters Berthe and Margaretta removed engine parts from Herr Zeller's automobiles to give the Von Trapp family time to escape.
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It is a love story about a young postulant from an abbey in Austria that is sent to be a governess for seven mischievous children belonging to a handsome, older man, Georg Von Trapp, during WWII. All seven children and their father end up falling in love with this young woman, Maria, even though Captain Von Trapp is engaged to be married to another woman. The plot becomes suspenseful when the Aunschluss begins in Austria and Captain Von Trapp refuses to submit to the Third Reich. In fear of punishment from the Nazis, the Von Trapp family, and Maria, must find a way to escape to Switzerland.
Julie Andrews and Marni Nixon are famous soprano voices (Maria and one of the nuns from The Sound of Music.)
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In "The Sound of Music," the main nuns featured are Sister Maria, Mother Abbess, Sister Berthe, Sister Margaretta, and Sister Sophia. Sister Maria is the protagonist who leaves the convent to become a governess for the von Trapp children. Mother Abbess provides guidance and support to Maria, while the other nuns contribute to the convent's community. Each nun plays a role in highlighting the themes of faith and personal growth throughout the story.
In the movie 'The Sound of Music', Sisters Berthe and Margaretta removed engine parts from Herr Zeller's automobiles to give the Von Trapp family time to escape.
In The Sound of Music, the Mother Abbess is the head of the convent and is played by Peggy Wood. Her subordinates are Sister Margaretta (Anna Lee) and Sister Berthe (Portia Nelson), the two sisters who argue Maria's merits. Wood was nominated for, but did not win, the 1966 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for this performance.
They were cloistered nuns and weren't allowed contact with the outside world. They took a vow of stability which means they remain in the exact same convent from the day they enter until they day they die.
The portrayal of black nuns in "The Sound of Music" is not historically accurate, as the film is set in Austria during the late 1930s, a time and place where the population was predominantly white. While there were certainly people of African descent in Europe, including Austria, they were quite rare, and documented instances of black nuns during that period are limited. The film's representation reflects more modern interpretations and inclusivity rather than historical reality.
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No. However, monks and nuns are not allowed to listen or play music. But this rule is not universally followed.
I don't think they are allowed by their superior.
plainsong is a type of music that was invented in the mediavel times was played by monks and nuns.
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