Does anyone remember this? It was on Sesame Street in the late 1970's early 1980's. Jesse was right, it is really beautiful. I can't stop watching it.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Philip Glass for Sesame Street
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2 comments:
yes! I remember that one. Wow had forgotten though. I have recently rediscovered Sesame Street and it is the only program I remember from my childhood that has got better with age. In fact, it's got heaps better. I am so impressed.
Most of them have got really bad. They have animated the Magic Roundabout and now it's really crap. It makes me really sad.
Sesame Street was always very innovative in it's learning approach. I don't remember this one but lots of their sequences still stay with me.
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