BIO:
The Sound of Music captured the hearts of millions when the film debuted in 1965. Now, forty years later, the von Trapp’s family legacy is born anew. Meet the von Trapp Children: Sofia, Melanie, Amanda, and August. They are the great-grandchildren of Captain von Trapp, father of the famous singing family whose story captivated the world in the musical The Sound of Music. The children have continued the tradition of the family’s exceptional musical gift and love of singing, sharing songs and heart-warming family stories of life before and after coming to America.
The von Trapp Children perform a variety of folk and classical songs from various European and American traditions, as well as timeless pieces from The Sound of Music. The children’s effervescent voices mesh the way only a family’s can, and musicians and audiences from all over the world recognize the children’s beautiful harmonic blend and pristine tone.
As a result, they are increasingly in demand as symphony and pops orchestra guest artists. The children have performed with such major orchestras as Boston Pops, Atlanta, Detroit, Cincinnati, Philidelphia and Baltimore. They are currently contracted to perform with the Toronto, Pacific Coast, Edmonton, Oklahoma, Kansas City Symphonies Symphonies, as well repeat performances with the Cincinnati Pops, Atlanta and Indianapolis Symphonies to name a few.
Although the kids started out playing small venues, sell out crowds have carried them into some of the world’s most prestigious theaters, including a date at the Sydney Opera House on a world tour that took them to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Korea and the Philippines. The children have toured the country as can be seen on their schedule page.
They have also performed around the globe for a variety of media, including appearances on Today (NBC), Fox and Friends (Fox News), Good Morning America (ABC), CBS Sunday Morning, The Grand Ole Opry (GAC), The 700 Club (CBN), Inside Edition, QVC Network and numerous top 20 market television morning and news shows overseas.
Print coverage has included features in Hello Magazine (London), Korea Tatler (Korea), Hachette Fujingaho (Japan), Parade, People, The New York Times, Parade, People, LIFE, Good Housekeeping, Time for Kids, Associated Press, Reuters and dozens of local newspapers around the world.
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