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Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: A Swingin’ Sesame Street Celebration is presented in collaboration with Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street. All of these programs including Swing University, WeBop, Essentially Ellington, and Middle School Jazz Academy and more are available online via. To ensure jazz will be performed and appreciated, both now and in future generations, Jazz at Lincoln Center has developed a continuum of education programs and diverse array of live performances that help audiences, from childhood onward, learn about jazz’s distinct American heritage, its great works and musicians, and relationships to other artistic disciplines.

Bert and Ernie with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (Photo: Courtesy JALC) These memorable performances continue to be enjoyed by families around the world. Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center ’s Managing and Artistic Director, visited Sesame Street to play “Take the A Train” with the “Duck” Ellington Orchestra in 1991 and “No Matter What Your Language (Our Music Can Be The Same)” alongside Hoots the Owl in 1998. Sesame Street’s house band - which includes trumpeter Kenny Rampton, longtime member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra - has performed countless jazz classics over the years. Jazz legends like Dizzy Gillespie, Herbie Hancock, and Mary Lou Williams performed on the show. Those classics include “Rubber Duckie,” “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon,” and “People in Your Neighborhood.”įor fifty years and counting, Sesame Street has enriched children’s lives with music they might not hear anywhere else. Exclusively for Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: A Swingin’ Sesame Street Celebration, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra reimagines favorite Sesame Street songs as big band bonanzas with brand-new arrangements.

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