Скачать или смотреть Sesame Street: Sing-along party | April 13, 1983 (VHS)

The air is filled with music today! Bob and Maria decide to host a "Sing-Along Party" on the steps of 123 Sesame Street. The rule of the party is simple: anyone can suggest a song, as long as everyone else joins in on the chorus!

What makes this April 1983 episode so special is how it brings the human cast and the Muppets together in perfect harmony. From classic nursery rhymes to Sesame Street originals, the neighborhood feels more like a family than ever.

Highlights of the April 13, 1983 Broadcast:

The "People in Your Neighborhood" Remix: Bob leads a special version of his signature song, but this time, he invites a real-life neighborhood baker and a librarian to talk (and sing!) about their jobs.

Ernie and Bert’s Harmonizing: Ernie tries to teach Bert a new "fun" song. Bert, being Bert, prefers something "sturdy and sensible," leading to a hilarious musical compromise that involves a lot of "la-la-las."

The Count’s Counting Song: The Count stops by the party, not to sing lyrics, but to count the beats! He turns a simple folk song into a rhythmic counting exercise that has the whole street clapping along.

Big Bird’s "Sing": In a truly heartwarming moment, Big Bird leads the entire cast in a rendition of the Carpenters' classic "Sing" (Sing a Song). It’s one of those "all-cast" moments that makes the 1983 era so iconic.

Oscar’s "No-Sing" Protest: Oscar tries to ruin the party by singing "I Love Trash" as loudly (and off-key) as possible to drown everyone else out, only to realize that everyone actually likes his song, much to his grumpiness.

Sponsors: Today’s sing-along is brought to you by the letters M and S and the number 9.

This episode is a favorite for vintage VHS collectors because it captures the pure, educational joy of the show’s early-80s "Bob-centric" musical era.