[Answer] In "The Sound of Music," which note is "A long, long way to run?"

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In "The Sound of Music," which note is "A long, long way to run?"

• Fa:In the 1959 musical "The Sound of Music" by Rodgers and Hammerstein, the "Do-Re-Mi" song is the tool Maria uses to teach the Von Trapp children the major musical scale. This is their first lesson in learning to sing. Each of the syllables of the scale is sung on the pitch it names. The lyrics of the song link the notes to English homophones, or words close to homophones. For example, "doe" is used for the note "do," with "doe" explained as "a deer, a female deer." The fourth syllable is "fa," characterized as "a long, long way to run," or "far." Source: EN.Wikipedia.org

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