Barnes & Noble

Sesame Street is alive with the sound of music, and you can join in at home! Don't have an instrument? No problem! Elmo, Telly, and Oscar the Grouch get lessons in found music -- the art of creating euphonic fun with everyday objects -- from cast members of the famed rhythm-and-percussion show Stomp. The "Stomp" troopers encourage the Muppets to make up their own junkyard symphonies using cans (including Oscar's home!), newspapers, footballs, paper bags, soda bottles, and even their own bodies. Note to headache-prone parents: This is delightfully infectious fun, so be prepared. Donald Liebenson

All Movie Guide

Telly, Elmo, Oscar, and the rest of the Sesame Street crew learn about rhythm and how to make music from everyday objects from the cast of the Broadway show Stomp. When Telly misplaces his beloved tuba, he thinks he'll never play music again. But performers Alan Muraoka, Luke Cresswell, and the rest of the cast teach Telly the many possible ways to make music. Amazing percussion performances in this video will entertain children of all ages. ~ Heather M. Fierst, All Movie Guide

Product Details

• UPC: 074645171890
• Source: SESAME STREET
• Region Code: 1
• Time: 40:00
• Sales Rank: 13,796

This DVD is also available as part of a box set:

• Sing along with Sesame Street

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