Sesame Street - Elephants (big, bigger, biggest)
video upload by I'mThisGuy
"Animated segment featuring some nifty Moog synthesizer music. There were several segments made for Sesame Street and The Electric Company that used this type of music, I'll try to put together a playlist of them when I get a chance."
Classic Sesame Street animation - truck puzzle
video upload by NantoVision
"A stop-motion slide puzzle, with some great Moog synthesizer sounds.
There are two more of these segments, "It's an Elephant" and "It's a Boy"."
Monday, April 06, 2009
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That's a Moog on the end credits?! I could have sworn it was some kind of harmonica type instrument, it sounds so alive.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought at first, and then I realized the moog is the PBS logo music at the very end after the Sesame Street credits.
ReplyDeleteHeh, thanks for clearing that up, but now I'm disappointed that there wasn't some insane genius in the early 70s doing physically modeled harmonicas on the Moog. ;-)
ReplyDeletePretty sure that's one of Ciani's Buchla IDs.
ReplyDeleteshe definitely did 3-2-1 Contact on PBS. If anyone finds info on the PBS sound being her with the Buchla, send me the link.
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