In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument

Sesame Street Theme

From the TV series

Sesame Street

The Sesame Street Theme is the familiar opening theme song of Sesame Street. It is registered with ASCAP as "Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street" with several alternate titles including "Sunny Day". It is normally sung by The Kids. The theme introduces the magical world of Sesame Street through its lyrics, stating that it is a place where "the air is sweet" and filled with "friendly neighbors," and frequently asks the now-famous question "Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?"

Release Date: 1969

Various : Sesame Street Songbook

Easy-to-play arrangements for piano, guitar, and voice for your favorite Sesame Street classics by Jeff Moss, Joe Raposo, Christopher Cerf, Tony Geiss, Stephen Lawrence, Sam Pottle, and other Sesame Street songwriters. 40 songs in all.

Songlist: ABC-DEF-GHI, All By Myself, Sing, Bein' Green, Breakfast Time, 'C' Is For Cookie, Everyone Makes Mistakes, Five People In My Family, La La La, The Grouch Song, I Don't Want To Live On The Moon, I Love Trash, Imagine That, Imagination, One Fine Face, One Small Voice, Peanut Butter Song, People In Your Neighborhood, Rubber Duckie, Sesame Street Theme, Somebody Come And Play, We Are All Earthlings, What Do I Do When I'm Alone?, Born To Add, Captain Vegetable, Caribbean Amphibian, Counting Is Wonderful, Elmo's Song, Frogs In The Glen, Fuzzy And Blue, and more

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Steve Zegree : Sesame Street Theme

Here's a fun jazz setting of the famous Sesame Street theme for treble voices inspired by the Singers Unlimited album with pianist Oscar Peterson. Feature your pianist or use the instrumental interlude as an opportunity for your singers to develop their skill at scat singing! Available separately: 2-Part, VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 3:00. Discovery Level 2.

Arranger: Steve Zegree | Musical: Sesame Street