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Overlooked or ignored for decades by music historians and specialists in performance practices, the real-life Trapp Family Singers achieved enormous success especially in Canada and the United States during the late 1930s, 1940s, and early 1950s through their appeal to—and consequent reception in terms of—"family values." These values included, but were not altogether limited to, the Trapp's Christian faith, patriotic activities, and contributions to charitable causes, as well as the wholesome image associated with the family's private lives, their Vermont "Sing Weeks," and their more than 1,800 estimated concert appearances.Pendant des décennies, les historiens de la musique et les spécialistes de la pratique musicale ont négligé ou ignoré les chanteurs de la famille Trapp. Pourtant, ceux-ci ont obtenu un succès retentissant tout au long des années 1930, 1940 et le début des années 1950, aussi bien au Canada qu’aux États-Unis, en raison des « valeurs familiales » qu’ils véhiculaient. Ces valeurs comprenaient, entre autres, la foi chrétienne des Trapp, les activités de nature patriotique ou caritative, ainsi que la saine représentation rattachée à la vie privée de cette famille, leurs « semaines vocales » et plus de 1 800 concerts réalisés publiquement

Family Values: The Trapp Family Singers in North America, 1938-1956