Product Description
The original soundtrack + new bonus track

Includes a brand-new, very special version of 'My Favorite Things' sung by Lea Michelle from the hit TV show "GLEE"!!!

Nominated for ten Academy Awards and winner of five (including Best Picture and Best Director), "The Sound of Music" was the number one Box Office Champion from 1966 to 1972 it, according to Variety's survey. Today it stands as the most successful movie musical of all time. The movie has also made a successful transition to the small screen, appearing as a perennial favorite on television throughout the world, and has transitioned from home video to laser disc, DVD and Blu-ray.

The motion picture soundtrack, released internationally on the RCA label, has gone gold and platinum and sold well over 10 million units worldwide. To coincide with 20th Century Fox's new Blu-ray release, Legacy Recordings is offering a new special version of the beloved musical, complete with revised liner notes and brand-new photos. "The Sound Of Music 45th Anniversary Edition" includes a very special nod to the music's impact and influence on younger generations: 'My Favorite Things,' sung by Lea Michelle of the hit TV show "Glee." The song's relevance today in pop culture is a sign of the endearing and lasting achievement of this cinematic and musical touchstone.

1. Prelude And The Sound Of Music
2. Overture And Preludium (Dixit Dominus)
3. Morning Hymn And Alleluia
4. Maria
5. I Have Confidence
6. Sixteen Going On Seventeen
7. My Favorite Things
8. Do-Re-Mi
9. The Sound Of Music
10. The Lonely Goatheard
11. Laendler
12. So Long, Farewell
13. Entr'acte
14. Climb Ev'ry Mountain
15. My Favorite Things (Reprise)
16. Something Good
17. Processional And Maria (The Wedding)
18. Sixteen Going On Seventeen (Reprise)
19. Do-Re-Mi (Reprise)
20. Edelweiss (Reprise)
21. So Long, Farewell (Reprise)
22. Climb Ev'ry Mountain (Reprise)
23. Finale

— Bonus Track —
24. My Favorite Things - By Lea Michelle

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I think I'll wait for the 50th anniversary release. Or maybe the 55th.

I'll stick with the John Coltrane version of "My Favorite Things." The Outkast version is pretty good too.