Seiji Ozawa on Sesame Street - Pretty Great Performances - Italian Street Song

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Uploaded by on Jan 5, 2010

Featuring Placido Flamingo, Seiji Ozawa, and The All-Animal Orchestra. With a nice intro from Phil Harmonic.

(Originally posted by MacLeaper).

Sesame Street © by Children's Television Workshop. (FAIR USE)

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Uploader Comments (BuddyBoy600alt)

  • Who Performed A Singing Duck?

  • @cellokid Kevin Clash.

  • Great clip. That's not Phil Harmonic introducing though. It's just an off-screen announcer.

  • Although He is still performed by Jerry Nelson.

  • Seiji Ozawa , a world famous music director

  • He is a conductor of The Boston Symphony.

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  • @Garrettk41 I like the pigs!

  • oh whoops i made a mistake when i commented on "Hand Talk" i said that duck used to creep me out i mean flamingo

  • ことしもいりろあり

    

  • Whose Perform 2 Singing Chickens?

  • WONDERFUL

  • Gracias por publicarlo es divertidísimo!

  • Haha so much fun!!!

  • My favorite 'musicians' in this orchestra are the sheep and the woodpecker.

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